really like the day version...but the night version could be really cool - If you have the lighting annual issue, you could try adding some torches or fire pits around the village and have them radiate light.
Dargurd - the night version uses a single wide-beam grey light source positioned over the rock in the foreground. There's also a transparent "sky" overlay to wash the colours out a bit. I tried all manner of combinations of overlays, lights, RGB matrix effects etc to try and get a proper silver & black moonlight effect, but was unable to do it. Frustrating!
anomiecoalition - Merkham is supposed to be in England. In July/August the days here are 16 hours long, with maybe an hour's twilight added on either end. Believe me, if it's dark the peasants are all fast asleep
As it happens, I did try to put in just one little glow to suggest that someone was awake and up to no good, but unfortunately this was another failure. I was unable to find a way to conceal the light source so that it looked as if the glow was from an open hut door, it always ended up looking like a light on the roof If anyone knows how to do concealed lights, I'd really love to hear.
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But I also would like to see a lighter version.
Anyway, here's the "sunshine" version
anomiecoalition - Merkham is supposed to be in England. In July/August the days here are 16 hours long, with maybe an hour's twilight added on either end. Believe me, if it's dark the peasants are all fast asleep
As it happens, I did try to put in just one little glow to suggest that someone was awake and up to no good, but unfortunately this was another failure. I was unable to find a way to conceal the light source so that it looked as if the glow was from an open hut door, it always ended up looking like a light on the roof
If anyone knows how to do concealed lights, I'd really love to hear.
Peter