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| Title = Sky Sphere instead of Sky Plane<br />
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{{Turbine Games Q&A Question<br />
| Asked = 2000.11.21<br />
| Player = Dodger<br />
| Title = Sky Sphere instead of Sky Plane<br />
| Category = Graphics<br />
| Question = I know it's a very low priority thing but what would be involved in making the sky plane into a sky sphere or at least fake it somehow. It's not a huge problem but I always thought it would make it look that much better if you were on top of a mountain somewhere and the sky didn't just end in the distance in a flat line.<br />
| Answered = 2000.11.21<br />
| Dev = Jason Booth<br />
| Answer = If your refering to the clouds, there's no good way to make them on a sphere and still have them move independently of the backgroud atmosphere. If you placed the texture on a sphere, it would warp all over the place. The only way to make it work would be to rotate the cloud sphere, which doesn't make for a very convincing cloud effect.<br /><br />I could prevent the distance problem if it wasn't for the extreme height an AC character can traverse, and the fact that AC has a horizon. Most games don't have to deal with horizon, and don't allow the camera to move over 1000 meters above sea level.<br />
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