Lighting contrast needs adjustment

I am really liking how R6 is looking ascetically however I feel the contrast between shaded areas and non shaded areas is much to great. A person cannot see into a shaded area during the middle of the day. Examples of this would be the vendors under their canopies or the shaded side of a building. Shadows under these conditions should not be this extreme.


Thanks for listening!

 

This issue ? https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/f...y-may-21-at-4-pm-cdt.10751/page-4#post-183094

 

Known Issue: We accidentally turned down the secondary lights so shadows are way too dark right now

 

*already posted before Darkstarr's reply was seen*

Yes.. I'm actually confused how this has gotten through to release, unless it is just my machine, but it is not good. I thought my armor was bugged pure black until I realized it's just the lighting. For a period during the day, just about every building was extremely dark. But my skin is shining radioactively!

My settings are on top quality, high shadows, anti-aliasing and ambient obscurance on. The last picture shows what it looks like with low shadow and ambient obscurance unchecked- the facade of my house looks bugged.

All buildings looked like this to me-


It took me a moment to even find the door-


water problem-


Oddly glowing face


On the image below - see the ripples in the shadows on the building below the ledges? That is what I assume to be grass shadows... It ripples and sways and creates a pretty awful visual effect. I can see this on many buildings and fences.


The below image is what happened when I turned shadows to low and unchecked the ambient obscurance thingy.

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Whoops, Darkstarr responded as I was posting.

 

The grass(?) shadows I mentioned above might not be a 'too dark' issue though.. I don't think you want that at all

 

Now it's so shiny that looks like a Korean game.