Author Topic: red/pink slopes  (Read 5711 times)

what the hell it somehow fixed itself for me?
seems fixed on a custom slopes map. gonna try hosting.
« Last Edit: January 31, 2012, 04:31:37 PM by heedicalking »

basically the problem is what MLD mentioned, lighting is flipped. My GPU is a GTX 5## series with latest drivers, anything but outdated and broken. The reason you only see it on maps using the texture is because the white color of the snow is colorshifted. Every texture is actually affected, but you only see it on the slopes because white is easily colorshifted.

Example: Outside of kitchen there will be some kind of frost looking blue instead of the usual sandy yellow color.

This isn't some minority bug for only a select few players, this is a huge problem that's being completely ignored and that's what I'm mad at. When something like this occurs, there is usually activity from either badspot or komp, usually yelling about people not posting console logs or yelling how this isn't blockland's fault, but not here.

Complete. Silence.

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=176055.0
I never use the slopes, so I could care less.

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http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=180709.0
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=177389.0

Blockland. HORRIBLE SLOPES GLITCH - Youtube
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ts the same with me! do you know how to fix the problem?
Gearheater 1 month ago



If this helps actually fix this any faster:

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Well I also want it fixed..

yeah, it does seem a little out of hand. I'm not saying they're being irresponsible, I just want to hear that it's been acknowledged at the least



far from it.
Ok, I just fixed the ground. I'm just trying to help.

Its winter.










And we cant use slopes because their red.
I keep thinking this is because the special Halloween lighting thing that happend.
But it cant be it.

Didn't the map turn red literally on that "Hell day" or something a few months back? Megascience pointed that out when he noticed the colorshift.

So, this must be completely intentional but for whatever reason Badspot doesn't want to revert it.

I kinda like the pink slopes.

So that's the pink slopes your talking about I wonder what happens if I delete the sun...

EDIT: Damn I ruined my friends slopes :(
« Last Edit: February 01, 2012, 04:24:58 AM by s245 »

Didn't the map turn red literally on that "Hell day" or something a few months back? Megascience pointed that out when he noticed the colorshift.

So, this must be completely intentional but for whatever reason Badspot doesn't want to revert it.
If I remember correctly it was around Halloween.

I've noticed that ones of my maps I made are tinted red/pink as well. I made the map by flattening out slopes and changing textures... 

http://andylangton.co.uk/stuff/colour-converter

0.3, 0.3, 0.5 is 30%,30%,50%. That ends up blue. Reversing it makes it red. This means the game is reading the numbers backwards for some reason, which is breaking the lighting.

http://andylangton.co.uk/stuff/colour-converter

0.3, 0.3, 0.5 is 30%,30%,50%. That ends up blue. Reversing it makes it red. This means the game is reading the numbers backwards for some reason, which is breaking the lighting.
Only for The Slopes which I find odd. I don't think that's the problem here.