I was wondering if I could change the color fade for the sky.
Here is an example of what I want: (From 2 years ago)
If this is not a feature, is there a way to re-request this feature? It’s been 2 years since it’s been last asked for.
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you could recreate it with some skybox trickery, but it would be very inefficient (having to reupload several images to adjust slight color changes).
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I heard you can use viewportframes as like a custom skybox.
You can try making a cylinder mesh with the inside being empty and having a gradient on the cylinder itself.
(Might be odd but would be better and can be changed easily by changing the texture color using scripts)
Edit:
Here we go : 3DSkybox - A way to create more immersive skyboxes for your game
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That’s amazing!
I will try and educate myself about viewport frames, Thanks (:
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Would it be okay to put the entire map into the Viewport Frame? (Considering performance)
This would make my life a lot easier if this is okay, considering that I would have a 100% accurate player location on the 2D map, and that I could code it to automatically render when the map changes.
(I am in the process of building my map in case you guys were wondering why it’s 1/3rd built)
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For a minimap, would it be okay to put a copy of the map into a Viewport Frame? I don’t see any issues with performance, but I want to know if it’s okay for most players (considering performance as a priority).
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You’re better off rendering the map and working from that if I’ll be honest. Viewports are still in a work in progress. Performance wise, it would be better to load images instead of rendering a map. Its less intensive on the client’s memory.
You can use this Minimap Creator [RoRender] to render your game.
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I will revert to my old ways I guess…
Along with Viewport Frames, I wish that they added the feature to save the current rendered image as a png file within studio so that I could use the image for my minimap background.
Example:
Roblox Studio --> Play Game --> Right Click ViewportFrame --> Save render as png
*I know there are plugins that can simulate a render (by setting the camera FOV to 1), but this would be more exact
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That would be good, consider making a feature request! 
RoRender is a good alternative anyways.
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Anyways, getting back to the topic of Custom Ambient, I think that we should have the feature to be able to have a color fade rather than a solid color ambient within lighting…
This seems like it would be easy to implement, considering that Roblox already uses color fade for things such as beam, and trail objects.
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