SharpOcarina Texture Tinting Problems

[Jason777]

Okay, here's the deal, my room looks like this in SharpOcarina:

 

... But in-game it looks like this:

 

Any ideas on what may be happening to my textures after conversion and injection? I was thinking that it might have to do with my environment colors but I really can't say for sure since messing with the environmental values doesn't leave any noticeable results.

[DeathBasket]

The lighting can make a lot of difference to how the textures look but it shouldn't make as much of a difference as yours seems to be showing. It looks as if the colours got mixed up when the textures were converted (blue and green seem to be swapped) but I can't say for sure. Try setting it as an indoor map, removing all but one set of lighting and setting all the colours to white.

[SanguinettiMods]

Is it even the textures? Could it be the SETPRIMCOLOR (FA) or SETENVCOLOR (FB) commands within the map's display list?

[KEMIKOOL]

when the textures are all bright and mostly white like that, the environment lighting does that, did you set it to 1 and press enter?

[Jason777]

DeathBasket, that is an inside map Ironically, the texture coloring comes out fine if I enable the Outdoor setting... but vertex normals are absolutely horrible (even with your fix). So, I have to fall back on having it as an outdoor map. Also, having everything the color of white gives everything a green tint.

 

The only way I found around this was to use an older version of SharpOcarina (v0.4b; v0.5 and v0.6 darken the textures way too much). The textures are slightly darkened in the older versions but it looks a hell of a lot better than what it was with the newest one.

[SanguinettiMods]

You could simply convert it as an outdoor map and then change it to indoor in a Hex Editor...

[Jason777]

You could simply convert it as an outdoor map and then change it to indoor in a Hex Editor...

 

But then it enables the vertex normals... which I don't want

[SanguinettiMods]

I was going to suggest not using SharpOcarina. You could save the map as a bianary file as an outdoor map and indoor map and port the textures. Sure, it's a bit of work, but easy enough.