You can do that by blocking all possibly entrances for light to come through. For instance, make windows with blockades.
Go to lighting, then enable GlobalShadows.
Heres a quick before and after example or GlobalShadows Disabled - GlobalShadows Enabled
Hello, I think I know how to solve your problem, I’ve just found a solution in studio:
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Select all the walls (and flooring if you want)
https://gyazo.com/5897fc2353dd44c2a5190d72072112bb -
Union them (The top icon to the far right of my screenshot)
https://gyazo.com/1d4aa399b076145a85b5e8ddb9a49cb1
Before: https://gyazo.com/32945d374c0e7ba09eed2db5b0235b91
After: https://gyazo.com/266a6c5a9f87da2825bdb1a93e7da3f5
Have you tried setting the global shadows off?
Just go to lightning an then uncheck “Global shadows”
Hello.
There is a way to prevent this.
- Go to Explorer.
- Select Light
- Open Properties (Have this open before number 2).
- Mess with those settings
Although I would change the Indoor Ambient to [0, 0, 0] which will make it darker inside.
But have you tried messing with Lightning settings??
i might do that, since i am making a low poly game.
That worked. Thanks. anyways, i am probably going to just 3d model a cool building then have the actual interior be seperate under the map. So pretty much adopt me / meepcity style buildings.
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Its not smart to do this considering he needs help, this may mess up his game
Hope you realize. There is an undo button and he can legit take a picture of the original settings and change them back easily if he wanted to. Just saying.