[On Hold] Important Notice if Using ColorCorrection.TintColor RGB Values Greater than 255

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not a fan at all, especially since the previously mentioned (3 years ago) tonemapper controls still haven’t been exposed to us.

Future Is Bright: Phase 2 Released

FWIW the loss of detail for dark colors is unfortunately unavoidable. Don’t have time to explain this in detail atm, but it’s a side effect of the tone-mapping curve that looks more or less like this: [image] The dark colors (in the bottom) “flatten out”. We tried to make a tonemapping curve that mostly removes this, but this makes it very hard to preserve hue/brightness for the medium range or compress the highlights (where colors are so bright you can’t represent them on a monitor). The cur…

we use this trick on our games (both dragon adventures & winds of fortune iirc) in order to make the color white, especially in objects like the skybox, actually white and not the light grey it is in default lighting. this is remarkably short notice for us to change over and validate the lighting on both our current and past projects. please consider delaying to give developers more time to change this over.