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Hmmm. Is this just a disparity between editor-side and script-side code?

In editor a light level of 40 is low, 90 is high. If I just set the light level to 20, it renders it marginally higher, and looks right.

So there *is* a workaround, it's just not ideal?

Thank you!

Problem still exists in v3.2 though, I'm afraid...

I can't find a link to 3.2 on the download page... am I missing a link?

Any chance a mod could shift this into Technical? I'm pretty sure this is an issue. I've exhausted every workaround I can think of...

I've been fiddling with this for hours now, and found no way around it.

Anyone know of a reason why this behaviour might be happening? Is it a bug?

My mistake - got the numbers wrong. I'm now using 3.2.1, don't know if that makes a difference.

Definitely using DX9 for display, which is how it always was and always worked.

Recompiling with 3.1 this issue doesn't exist, so it's definitely something that's changed with 3.2.1.

Hello! I'm updating Time Gentlemen, Please! Somewhere along the line, I've updated it from what it was made in (3.0, I think) to the latest, 3.2.1

I'm suddenly seeing a weird lighting issue - the region they're standing on has an initial lightLevel of 40. Once you open the panel to the left, it's set in-script to 90 (region[3].LightLevel = 90)



The contrast on the characters is suddenly way up. Has something else changed somewhere I'm not aware of? Reading around, I think character.Tint has some new parameters and may be part of the problem.

Any suggestions?

Cheers,

Dan