Iām not sure what caused this to happen, last night the lighting was fine and when I came home I noticed the difference immediately so I though there was a lighting update. When I went into studio I saw that the lighting settings had not changed.
Since then I have tried publishing my game to a new place, which did nothing.
Iām sure plugins are not the issue, as all the plugins I have activated are extremely well-known, they are: Model Resize, tool grip, roblox animator, and the lines of code plugin.
I donāt use free models in the games, all the meshes in the picture were made by me, as well as the scripts.
I have noticed that when you join, for a split second at the beginning the lighting is fine before it quickly reverts back to the āpaleā state.
This happens to all my published places, not just the one in the picture.
I have played the game on my laptop, PC and iPad, and the issue persists across all the devices
Lighting in other games look fine and normal.
As I said Iām really not sure what caused it, it was fine last night and when I got home it started glitching.
Please let me know when you want to visit my place as Iām not comfortable opening up for an extended period of time because there are a lot of personal designs in the place
Same here. Very annoying and makes my game look dull. They mustāve changed how lighting works in-game than in Studio, because it wasnāt doing this about 3 or 4 days ago as of writing this.
The materials look like they have some kind of matte finish and the terrain looks a lot paler in comparison to previous. If it is an update, then the materials look great, however this change does not show up in studio, creating the issue.
We rolled out physics based rendering system on Windows client (not yet in studio). The only thing that changed now is specular. Iāll tune the materials again to make them look more similar.
I use the Fabric material in my games with ShadowMap to reduce how reflective the characters and their Accessories are. I donāt think Fabric is that reflective! Hope to see a fix.
In Studio:
I believe this issue is related, so Iāll post this here. If it needs itās own topic, someone who can edit posts can move it into itās own topic.
Anyways, this new update looks absolutely fantastic on default Roblox materials.
However
It makes textures on a part set to Material.Metal appear overly reflective. The same also happens with MeshParts who have their material set to Metal, as shown in this screenshot:
There is no control for current changes. Contollable changes will be in IBL part (sky as light source).
Iāve tuned current materials to have similar roughness. I believe the difference will mostly come from grazing angle, which is due to fresnel effect. Understanding the Fresnel Effect ā Dorian Iten
We think thatās more physically accurate so the plan now is to keep it.
Apologies for bumping such an old thread, but seeing as there isnāt any other way I know of for TL1 currently, I saw this as my only option.
Certain materials still look really āoffā compared with how they looked before, especially on objects that arenāt regular square/rectangular parts such as Spheres (most notably Plastic), and I wonder if it would not be possible for Roblox to re-implement or recreate the old (2013-19) Plastic material, albeit with perhaps a different name (i.e. BrightPlastic).
This did happen last time Roblox made a major tweak to the material in question in October 2013, when the previous version of the material was retained under the name of āSmoothPlasticā.
I appreciate this may be complicated, but as there isnāt any advanced developer-facing feature which allows for tweaking the built-in specular settings for individual materials, I didnāt really see any other way than to request such a feature.
Alternatively, if this is not possible, it would be nice to allow developers to tweak the appearance of in-built materials so that they can fine-tune their appearance to their own needs.
Weāre working on adding more built in materials now. Another option is replacing some of thoses Parts with MeshParts. You can change roughness of MeshParts by using SurfaceAppearence. We are also investigating ways to make materials more flexible. But the plan hasnāt been decided yet.