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Shafat Hasan

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Is it possible to make the day in FSX/P3D more bright and YELLOW like it is in real world? Any edits to the sun.cfg will help or nah? Thanks!
 
You might want to check your monitor's color balance first. The sim's appearance can vary from monitor to monitor.
 
I don't think sun effects will change the environment visually. The edits will help mainly to change the look of the sun. But you can experiment with third-party tools such as SweetFX, DX10 fixer or REX.


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P3D is different to FSX. I posted something in the P3D forums a year or two ago showing the difference between the lighting of the ground textures. I found P3D was very very very bright during midday while FSX was more even during the day. I don't know if P3D still has the same lighting.

Here is a link to the post with the pics. I must stress, that the textures are exactly the same and that there is no difference between the FSX and P3D textures in these pictures. The difference is purely down to the differences in the 3D rendering engine.

http://www.prepar3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6312&t=12219
 
There's a product called Shade for FSX that gives a lot of flexibility to adjust lighting colors. I don't know if it will work for P3D though.
 
Thanks guys. My monitor's colour is correct and I have used almost all the softwares and addons you guys have mentioned, but none came to real help actually :D. Thanks anyways, it's all right :).
 
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