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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    ok i moved it to the other side of the leve, by the warthog spawns where its dark, and reran radiosity. same thing.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    Do you have any flags checked off at the top of the scenery tag?

    Bounding radius doesn't affect that. If you set it too high it will just cause all kinds of errors; people not respawning.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    skyline, i was merely implying that the object was so massive i had to set the render bounding radius real high, sorry for the bad wording i was in the middle of something. As for your problem kenney, idk what else would cause that. Maybe try searching gearbox, theres usually a thread there for just about every problem.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    Rotate it anyway, just for testing. Once you've seen if it does it or not, put it back.

    Also, try swapping out shaders. And does it do this in Sapien, as well as in-game?

    The only thing I can think of that would possibly cause that would be the perpendicular/parallel tint properties on the bottom of the shader tag, but you said you already tried it with all of those unset.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    I have tried this with many other shaders, and other objects are using the same shader as the one i am using.

    I rotated the model and moved it, and i reran radiosity. It still does it, but i noticed it is still when facing the same end of the beam, not a certain direction in the level.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    Something must be messed up somewhere in the scenery tag then, look at the model, try to find any smoothing errors, I've heard they can cause problems like that.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    Yes, I can say now that it's most likely a problem with the model itself.

    Try clearing all the smoothing groups on it, and then recompile it. It's an I-beam with no curved surfaces, so smoothing groups aren't necessary.

    If that's not the problem, check the geometry itself; look for anything that would give an error if it were collision geometry.
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    Re: weird "glare" effect on an object at differnt angles....

    YAY and DAM at the same time: Whiplash Demon over at gearbox said to remove the fog. it worked, but now the level looks....eeeh....not as good as it was........

    i need a happy median.

    EDIT: SOLVED!!! I turned on true atmospheric fog in the shader, and kept the level fog. its gone now.
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