Whenever you angle your character at a specific angle in first person in a structure, sunlight begins to penetrate through the walls of the building. Does not occur in third person view. {F17141} {F17142}
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- Legacy ID
- 3644701725
- Severity
- Minor
- Resolution
- Unable To Duplicate
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Category
- Engine
Steps To Reproduce
Go inside any building, go into first person mode, and slowly turn until you have sunlight in-doors.
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Same issue here.
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Another related thing: NVG are blinded in a room with no lights, no windows and closed doors, like if the room was full of sunlight. A small corner room in the building from the screens, for example.
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We could not reproduce this bug.
Please let us know if you are still able to reproduce this issue in latest Development build. Thank you.
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Looks like the indoors sunlight was fixed. Unable to reproduce in Dev build 0.57.105210.
However, the issue of ambient light value in buildings remains.
The light level inside buildings appears to be the same, as in outdoor shadows, while buildings' interiors should be visibly darker. Now you can easily see what is going on in a building, when watching from the outside. Real windows and open doors appear to be almost black and you can't see if there is someone inside, unless he wears white clothes or stands next to the window or door.
Also there is no difference in indoor ambient light level, with regards to different parts of the building. A room with a window has the same indoor ambient light level, as a windowless one.
It's not only a visual and cosmetic issue. If such rooms were dark, it would be much more difficult to clear them and they would serve as hiding and ambush points. If we had darker building interiors, buildings would be more effective at providing concealment.