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So yes you can do that easily enough, though it might not have the effect you want due to the large oamount of other variables that go into lighting the scene
I was thinking... do you know if it's possible to set the time of day for custom battles? I mean, the sun's position. I would like to set it to be "mid day" (sun always right over the center of the battlefield). Can it be done via editing of that same 'weather' line?
Nice mod though
I can write a tool, would be an online thing as i only know web programming php/javascript mainly, that could import and make the environment files easier to read and visualize, and export a changed .environment or .pack file
The actual files are weather conditions for different regions, I dont know if custom maps come with their own weather as i havent used terry, but i'd be surprised if they did.
<fog serialise_version='2' fog_distance_start='0.000000' fog_distance_strength='1.000000' fog_distance_scale='0.000000' fog_height_top='350.000000' fog_height_strength='0.000000' fog_clear_distance='2500.000000' fog_colour_blend='0.250000' fog_precipitation_intensity='1.000000' fog_precipitation_distance_modifier='0.000000' terrain_relative_height_fog='true'>
And how do you identify each map? I only see stuff like rj_brt_01, 02, 03.... is each one of those a different map?
Thanks!!