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Message: <blockquote data-quote="relaxation" data-source="post: 265697" data-attributes="member: 5759">Here's an interesting question, in TV&Film you may want your display pleasing to watch but a large feature on tables is the sensory assault to the eyes.. so should virtual pinball the player set thier displays to emulate a real machine?I think light calibration should start in-game first, as you pointed out before, the early era games shouldn't be going nuclear like later games but I think this might be a techinical issue with how their lighting 'mixes' layers. I've posted about this before where I show a 'lightmap' and the un-lit texture map but I suspected a photoeditors mixing algorithms might be too taxing for a videogame, or atleast.. a videogame with this many lightsources affecting so much on the playfield.I haven't touched fx3 yet so I'm curious if theirs is prebaked tricks or notI hated FX2s slings with their light flashes where everything burns white</blockquote>

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