Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 04:19
shadows could be stronger is my only critique at the moment.
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Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 04:45
shadows could be stronger is my only critique at the moment.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 12:01
looks spiffy!
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 12:09
Wasnt there a map identical to this already? iirc TM made it, and it was basically started from DSD.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 13:04
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Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 14:17
Yeah both are round islands but they're totally different in the way they play.==Troy== wrote:Wasnt there a map identical to this already? iirc TM made it, and it was basically started from DSD.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 15:33
Hm yeah that's true I guess shadows would be elongated near the poles.
knorke it seems there was a missing else clause that would cause it to try and create the display list even if Niobium's metal finder isn't present
or why I shouldn't write code at 4am in the morning.
I recommend you install Niobium's metal finder if your new game uses metal patches. If I release a v3 I will fix this error though it's not critical thanks.
knorke it seems there was a missing else clause that would cause it to try and create the display list even if Niobium's metal finder isn't present
or why I shouldn't write code at 4am in the morning. I recommend you install Niobium's metal finder if your new game uses metal patches. If I release a v3 I will fix this error though it's not critical thanks.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 19:29
The poles should have no shadows, since the sun rises and sets only once a year there. Therefore, it's impossible that both poles could have sunlight simultaneously.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 19:33
the sun is 1 light source... there will be shadows.Jools wrote:The poles should have no shadows, since the sun rises and sets only once a year there. Therefore, it's impossible that both poles could have sunlight simultaneously.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 04 Jan 2012, 21:44
It is indeed so. From what I understand(I have not had the pleasure to visit such an exciting place yet), it's constant sun half the year then darkness the other half. Here's how it looks during the light half:Jools wrote:The poles should have no shadows, since the sun rises and sets only once a year there. Therefore, it's impossible that both poles could have sunlight simultaneously.
http://antarcticsun.usap.gov/features/i ... w_pole.jpg
So smoth is right too.
Anyway I think I will be releasing v3 after all, the area on the edge is overpowered since it cannot be reached by amphibious units, which leads to some pretty lame LRPC standoffs that I don't particularly like.
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 05 Jan 2012, 01:04
It's still easy to transport units to some part of the ice by air, and strike by ground that way. Or missile ships, etc etc.Cheesecan wrote:Anyway I think I will be releasing v3 after all, the area on the edge is overpowered since it cannot be reached by amphibious units, which leads to some pretty lame LRPC standoffs that I don't particularly like.
And why does poles having shadows even matter, who says this isn't on an ice planets equator just as well?
Re: Icy Sea
Posted: 05 Jan 2012, 01:12
Unless a unit is solid light there will be shadows. Maybe pale ones due to light bouncing off objects or atmosphere. Or perhaps several different ones but always shadows, the statement that there are no shadows at the poles is hilarious.