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Asked By | Joe0239 |
I wanted to know how do I change the default skybox into some night theme?
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Reply From: | wombatstampede |
Look here:
https://godotdevelopers.org/forum/discussion/18762/godot-3-0-alpha-2-cubemap
In general skies are added by adding a WoldEnvironment to your root node in a scene. But you surely already know that.
Actually I did not really know about this as I am new to Godot.
Joe0239 | 2018-02-17 11:53
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Reply From: | Jason Swearingen |
also, each camera has a setting for environment (see the inspector)
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Reply From: | Zylann |
New projects come with a default_env.tres, which is the default environment used for scenes that don’t explicitely add one with a WorldEnvironment node.
You can modify it by double-clicking on it from the File Explorer and change its properties via the inspector. The skybox properties are under the Background category.
Of course if you want a scene to override the default environment, you can do so with a WorldEnvironment node and assign a new Environment resource to it.
Finally, it can also be overriden per Camera nodes (I didn’t know about that).
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Reply From: | yourbestfriend |
Well here is an answer for those who are not coming with a lot of experience —
1 - Download an HDRI Image from HDRI heaven (https://polyhaven.com/hdris) an import it to your project folder.
2 - On File resources click on default_evn.tres and now move on to the Inspector section
3 - On right hand side the inspector menu will be there like this
4 - Under sky change it to the New Panorama Sky and click on the Panorama Sky Option afterwords
5 - Then Drag and drop the HDRI you downloaded in Panorama input
if you are still having problem with that watch a video on youtube - https://youtu.be/F4AL9i8qOSk
good luck now, keep godot banging.
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