Directional lighting error

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Directional lighting error

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I think this about sums it up.

Anyhow, I have no idea how third person works, but I think that if you multiply the direction by -1 while in 3rd person front view, then I think that the problem should be solved. If not, correct me
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Re: Directional lighting error

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Anybody?

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Re: Directional lighting error

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Some pictures speak a thousand words. This one doesn't. My guess is that you are wondering if your character is moving in the right direction while in 3rd person front view?
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Re: Directional lighting error

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No. The gradient is on the wrong side of the sky. The red gradient should be on the side with the sun, not the moon. Clear it up?

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Re: Directional lighting error

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Thanks! ;) Just trying to help out a little but.

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