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P3D v4 Emissive Map Intensity
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Here are some examples
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It might work for scenery too, never Need to do that before.
But scenery objects don't have knobs to interact with (well of course you Need at least a simboject to do scripting), so, if It works, you are pretty much Stick with enviroment variables that are known to be working (like time, weather, Wind etc)
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MSFS20 - Emmissive Instruments Control?
Anyone figure out lights systems (emmissiveness system, how to turn off the glow)? I have no idea how to create a 'on off' system for MSFS 'instruments'. ($pan materials). I just tried another idea using a material with an Emmissive in it, visibility nodes controlled via 'panel switch on/off'...
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It might work for scenery too, never Need to do that before.
But scenery objects don't have knobs to interact with (well of course you Need at least a simboject to do scripting), so, if It works, you are pretty much Stick with enviroment variables that are known to be working (like time, weather, Wind etc)
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Thanks! But I talk about P3D material script.
I just want to increase the intensity of the emissive map because I find it too dimm. I inject the scenery model as SimObject.
I do not want to make it dependent on any parameter, simply the emissive map should be more bright all the time the SimObjcet is loaded.
I just want to increase the intensity of the emissive map because I find it too dimm. I inject the scenery model as SimObject.
I do not want to make it dependent on any parameter, simply the emissive map should be more bright all the time the SimObjcet is loaded.