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| Title = Daytime stars<br />
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{{Turbine Games Q&A Question<br />
| Asked = 2000.11.07<br />
| Player = Hotep<br />
| Title = Daytime stars<br />
| Category = Landscape<br />
| Question = In a previous question you replied about the reason as to why the stars showed in the daytime by saying:<br /><br />"I accidentally copy/pasted wrong values in one day, so the stars come back out in mid-day.<br /><br />It's been fixed, and you won't see the daylight stars next prop."<br /><br />Although it might have been a mistake alot of people kinda like it when the daytime kinda shifts between a day and nighttime sky. If you have seen the movie "Pitch Black" that is what it reminds me of =^D.<br />Anyway the question is this, instead of taking that "accident" out completely would you consider taking a poll or something on how many people actually like the effect?<br /><br />It is REALLY beautiful!<br />
| Answered = 2000.11.09<br />
| Dev = Sean.<br />
| Answer = It was a bug, and it's fixed.<br /><br />If the storyline calls for a night sky during the daytime, the good news is that now I know how to do it. :-)<br /><br />Sean.<br />
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