MSFS Emissive Multiplier

[hammer56]

greetings, is this option available in asobo exporter for blender? , I can't find it

i need it to make my emissive maps brighter, like this

 

[mamu]

greetings, is this option available in asobo exporter for blender? , I can't find it
View attachment 83932

i need it to make my emissive maps brighter, like this
View attachment 83933

There is but it doesn't export correctly
You need to change the emissive values in the gltf file

 

[zlin142]

There is but it doesn't export correctly
You need to change the emissive values in the gltf file

How can I recognize those rows in gltf file?

 

[mamu]

@zlin142

look for your material emissiveFactor

"emissiveFactor" : [
                0.59999084472656,
                0.79290771484375,
                0.204139099121094
            ],

and bump it up

"emissiveFactor" : [
                5.9999084472656,
                7.9290771484375,
                2.04139099121094
            ],

the Asobo plugin can't do it because the final export is via the kronos gltf exporter, that clamps the values to the gltf 2.0 specs (emissive from 0 to 1)

 

[zlin142]

@zlin142

look for your material emissiveFactor

"emissiveFactor" : [
                0.59999084472656,
                0.79290771484375,
                0.204139099121094
            ],

and bump it up

"emissiveFactor" : [
                5.9999084472656,
                7.9290771484375,
                2.04139099121094
            ],

the Asobo plugin can't do it because the final export is via the kronos gltf exporter, that clamps the values to the gltf 2.0 specs (emissive from 0 to 1)

Thanks so much, mamu!
Meantime I have checked these values, and found it all zero - but in FS my landing lights looks like approx. 75 on the first post's picture in this topic.

Other section of my gltf file looks like this:

As you'll see, there's no any 'emissiveFactor' rows...
I'm still confused.

 

[mamu]

the second section is about the mesh, don't touch it
the first section is your material, try setting the
"emissiveFactor" : [
50,
50,
50
],

something like that, and see if it the bloom is more noticeable! (because is all about bloom, you cannon increase brighteness above 1 (which is white)

 

[zlin142]

I've tried your suggestions, and unfortunately I didn't saw any difference beetween values 0 and 50.

The process that I follow:
1. FS already running in Developer mode, my aircraft project is opened.
- Taking screenshot from the light effects.
2. Open .gltf file with Notepad++ from the project's 'PackageSources' folder.
3. Find and edit value 0 to 50.
4. Save
5. Back to FS and pressed 'Build'
- After compiling taking screenshots again.

Value 0 (my original):

Value 50: