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This project is a python program using the free skybox.py to build skyboxes. https://github.com/nukleus-io/skybox.py/tree/master/skybox_models The skybox source files are located in *skybox_models/monocube/*_cubes.vtx.
The skyboxes are generated using the *skybox.py* script. It generates skyboxes with the following parameters:
* Dimensions
* Resolution
* Orientation
* Number of faces
* Material file name
* Blend mode
* Dimensions: x - width, y - height.
* Resolution: = the resolution of the cube projection. You can set it to a fixed resolution or a variable resolution (faster) based on the aspect ratio of the skybox.
* Material file name: = the name of the material file for each texture. This is the file name you need to change in *Material Editor* if you want your own custom texture.
* Blend mode: = i.e. how are the skyboxes blended together to form the final image.
Get your newly generated Skybox_Generator.c4d.Open it in the Scene folder. There are two folders inside: the MTL folder contains the material and the FBX contains the.FBX file that you can use in Unity.
For the skybox to work you need to add it to your Scene / Resources folder. You can choose which skybox to use in the Asset / Preferences panel. To do this select the skybox you want from the dropdown menu and click Add to Scene.
If you are using the Unity post-processing plugin, you might need to add it by selecting Add / Add script / Post-processing then Scripts / Post-processing then Procedural / Post processing.If you need to change the order of the plugins (eg. change the order of Ambient Occlusion and Post-processing in the list) you can do so by selecting Edit / Project Settings and changing the Post Processing order.
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