I’m excited to introduce RLTime, the resource that will transform your games to a new level of immersion by bringing real-world lighting to your creations. Whether you’re creating immersive worlds or simply want to add a touch of realism to your projects, RLTime is here to help.
Key features:
Accurate Real-World Lighting: RLTime replicates the natural lighting phases of a given location, including day, golden hour, sunset, twilight, night, sunrise, and morning golden hour.
Accurate Sun Position: RLTime mimics the real world sun position, including solar noon, sunset, and sunrise.
Custom Location Settings: RLTime lets you enter a location to simulate lighting and sun position based on real-world data.
Day and Night Cycles: With RLTime, you can implement 24-hour realistic day and night cycles effortlessly.
Customization: RLTime lets you change the properties of the lighting phases, allowing for more scenic and realistic lighting.
Please do not enter your specific location into RLTime. Instead, use the location of a major city or state.
After adding RLTime to studio, simply follow the instructions found inside the RLTime folder.
I recommend using this sky while using RLTime. While other skies can work, I designed the default lighting for RLTime with this skybox.
Pictures:
I did not make the map used in the pictures, it’s the “Roblox - Realistic Forest Demo”, I’ve only added RLTime. The original game is uncopylocked for anyone to edit.
These are some of the default lighting settings for RLTime
Previously, users were required to enter the UTC offset for their location. With this update, that step is eliminated. Now, you can simply enter the coordinates of a location, and the time of day will automatically sync.
This should make setup a lot easier
Let me know if anyone has suggestions or bugs for me to fix
its a 24 hour cycle that mimics the real world lighting for the entered location
the duration of each lighting phase fluctuates like how the real world lighting phases do (example: the real-world sunset is not always at the same time every day)
I love how visually pleasing it is and how smoothly it changes at each time of the day.
As contradictory to what this thread is all about, is it possible to have an option for Real-Time and Game-based time?