Environments Aged Urban Back Alley

[LDR]

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Aged Urban Back Alley - A grimy back alley in an old city district.

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This is a 3D environment asset created at the request of a community member.
Overall I’m satisfied with it, except that the mesh...

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[Aether15]

Is there any way to dim the lighting or built in skybox?

 

[LDR]

Is there any way to dim the lighting or built in skybox?

The lighting is baked into the textures, and I even made the skybox as a mesh model, so all you can really adjust is the texture color. Usually, the result won’t look very good. Still, you can try this plugin:

DLUtils - Plugins + Scripts -

Basically this plugin gives some abilities from Unity Editor. Add plugin to builtin asset or CUA or Light, change parameters as you want. DLUtils plugin can: Edit builtin assets or CUA: - turn off All GameObjects - turn off All...

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[raminator361]

Just curious as to rather this is actually a scene and not an environment as listed. It shows as a scene inside of VAM. It doesn`t show up as a unity asset and doesn`t show anywhere in environment area when trying to add one.

 

[LDR]

Just curious as to rather this is actually a scene and not an environment as listed. It shows as a scene inside of VAM. It doesn`t show up as a unity asset and doesn`t show anywhere in environment area when trying to add one.

Strictly speaking, it is both a Scene and a Unity Asset.
You can only add it through Misc → CustomUnityAsset.
This is the standard way to use it in VaM.

 

[raminator361]

Strictly speaking, it is both a Scene and a Unity Asset.
You can only add it through Misc → CustomUnityAsset.
This is the standard way to use it in VaM.


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Most definitely, and I finally figured it out going through the root directory, addon packages and to your var file. I was expecting it to show in the left panel like most of my environments, but hey, I learned something new. Great environment by the way.