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Old May 19th, 2003   #1 (permalink)
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Has anyone found a way to use a sky mapped to a sky dome in conjunction with radiosity and exposure control. I either get a black or very dark sky using logarithmic and linear control respectively.

I have done all the usual stuff like make the dome non-occluding, tried making the sky self illumintaing and exluded the dome from the advanced lighting calculation but to no avail...it still looks awful. If anybody knows how I can recapture control and render this element without the exposure control settings affecting it I would be extremely grateful.

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Adjust the Physical Scale of the Exposure Control to match the brightest object in the scene.

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Thanks Alexander,

Worked perfectly once I followed your advice. The colours were a little oversaturated but I toned that down by reducing the maps RGB level.

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