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Hi all,

I am trying to modify the standard sky in an Island from the classic color to a new more-red color, which Configs control sky and sky objects like moon, stars, sun etc.?

I hope to be in the right section here.. :p

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I assume its the islands main config.cpp where you have to look at...to be honest: the biggest part of A3 island configs seems to be the lighting.

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  ZeroG said:
I assume its the islands main config.cpp where you have to look at...to be honest: the biggest part of A3 island configs seems to be the lighting.

So which classes control what?

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Erm..I suggest you open up any given A3 island config yourself and just look at the classes - they seem self explanatory, yet come in large numbers so that you can spend quite some time with finding the right settings.

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  SilentKiller* said:
I did it but i had not getted how it work

I'm embarking on a similar mission, my Australian outback terrain looks incredible with spot on colors during morning and evening but during the middle of the day it gets washed out and a little bit to light.

This resource is help full - https://sites.google.com/site/islandconfigs/cfgworlds-overview/cfgworlds-lighting-weather

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in the lighting section of the cpp you can adjust things like

there are lots of things to play with for different times and conditions , not sure how Bushlurker did his may even be new SKY txtue but i have had luck with cloud colours in the past by messing with the obvious one below .

sky[] = {{0.004316,0.006232,0.013752},0.014036};

skyAroundSun[] = {0.004332,0.005212,0.009138};

cloudsColor[] = {{0.8,0.81,1},13.6149};

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  SilentKiller* said:
the first array of sky are RGB i think, the value apart?

Maybe try it for yourself and learn what changes cause which effect...

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