Need help with lights

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#21

Btw i used inverse parts. They are basically parts that are flipped inside out
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#22

Okay, thanks.

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#23

i messed around with these alot when i was making cell shading, so feel free to ask any questions

#24

Hmm, have you tried atleast? I think it should do well even for non first person

#25

I haven’t tried it, but I’m sure it wont work if the camera is like 40 studs away from the player object.

#26

you can size the circle to any size

#27

i used it for a first person horror game i was commissioned for a while ago, So i do know that it works best in First person

#28

Maybe instead of a hollow sphere, maybe a hollow cylinder can be used, so the top isn’t blocked from view

#29

That could do better, but the camera isn’t perfectly above the player, it’s offset on the X and Z axis so you couldn’t see the “custom fog made from the hollow cylinder” at every side.

#30

Can you send screenshots of the offset?

#31

Just like in the video he sent us, he could see through the front side.

#32

while inside the circle you cant see anything outside of it

#33

I can’t upload the image :/. I’ve however made a topic a while ago, where you can see my game and the camera’s offset. Look at my second newest topic.

#34

Using decals is possible to show everything only on one side meaning the parts could be entirely transparent with no issue

#35

can you link the topic? Btw if the see through thing bothers you, you can always just use a hollow sphere https://gyazo.com/c2e33990d14c21531a718e25c658a457

#36

This is the topic.

#37

I have solved the problem by making the neon part darker when it gets out of range.

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#38

Yes and no. You’re assuming pure black as the outside lighting, which is not guaranteed.

#39

True, but I don’t really care if it’s a bit darker or brighter than the environment. I tried it and it worked pretty well.

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