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Recreate MSFS lighting/color correction in SP

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VictorN

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Hello All!
I wonder if there is a chance to recreate the lighting environment of MSFS inside SP somehow.
My current process with texturing aircraft panels in SP is to export textures, load the model in MSFS, and more often find that the colors are very different in the MSFS due to yellow sunlight and the default MSFS color correction.
If it is not possible, what would you advise for making a shortcut here? Or is it an old-fashioned trial-and-error path?
Thank You!
 
Did you try using different environment shaders from the right side menu?
I stopped bothering because metal material in particular is very different between Substance Painter and MSFS.
Albedo shouldn't be a problem generally so I go with what I've learned from experience regarding roughness and metalness.
 
Mathias said:
Did you try using different environment shaders from the right side menu?
I stopped bothering because metal material in particular is very different between Substance Painter and MSFS.
Albedo shouldn't be a problem generally so I go with what I've learned from experience regarding roughness and metalness.
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Thank You. I tried to play with the shaders, but nothing close was found.
Actually, you're right. I guess I've got the point: I needed to increase the lighting power inside the SP.
I was comparing the albedo color under direct sunlight in MSFS vs. SP, where it shows like a shadowed one.
 
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