How to Use Environment Tools

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Ambient Color - directional lighting, mainly affects hue of scenery objects
 
Ambient Color - directional lighting, mainly affects hue of scenery objects
 
Sun Color - ambient lighting, mainly affects the terrain
 
Sun Color - ambient lighting, mainly affects the terrain

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Contents


NotePad.PNG Notes:

The Environment Tools are used to set:-

  • the skybox - to configure the cloud cover
  • the weather - from rain to snow to clear. Weather can also be set from the Main Menu - Settings options and by using Session rules
  • the wind speed - which will affect the swaying motion of Speedtrees
  • the snowline - the altitude for assets that have a snow covered appearance option
  • the date - for assets that have different seasonal options
  • the lighting - the light levels and colours through a 24 hour period
  • the water colour and water surface effects (smooth, rough, etc)
  • the road traffic - enabled/disabled
  • the world origin (geographic coordinates and altitude)
PencilTips.PNG The Time of Day is set using Session rules such as WikiLink.PNG Startup Option Rule and WikiLink.PNG Time and Rate Rule


DotPoint.JPG The World Origin and Date settings are used to set the current season e.g. January = Summer in the Southern Hemisphere and Winter in the Northern Hemisphere

The Environment Tools

EnvironmentLaunch.PNG Open the Environment Tools Editor from the Surveyor Main Menu as shown on the left.

This will open the Environment Properties Window as shown below.

EnvironmentControls.PNG


The Lighting Tools

Ambient Color - directional lighting, mainly affects hue of scenery objects Sun Color - ambient lighting, mainly affects the terrain

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