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[Reverse Ghost]

So, I dye my armor in the Hero pane and it looks quite different from how it ends up actually looking in the world. Here is an example.



Now I much prefer the way it looks in the Hero pane. I don't really like that it's shiny and faded. Sup with dat?

Edited by Reverse Ghost, 16 October 2012 - 07:52 PM.

[Frozyyn]

The only thing I could think of is that 1) it's a bug with the dye (so whats the name of it, so it can be tested) and 2) It might be your graphical settings.

[Rukioish]

judging by the picture quality I would wager its some sort of low setting in your graphics options.

[Reverse Ghost]

It's the same with all dyes, and here's a screen with all settings maxed:



If the image quality looks low it's because Imgur is compressing it.

[Clegmir]

Do different materials behave differently? Or metallic vs. vibrant dyes? I suspect it's a lighting thing.

[Reverse Ghost]

UPDATE and solved: it's the Shaders setting in graphics. Put shaders on low and now it looks like in the Hero pane. Shaders on Medium or High and it gets all shiny. Huh.

Well let this be a cautionary tale to those out there who ... care, I guess!

Here you can see: http://imgur.com/a/4zgSv

Also I can't believe I spelled dyeing wrong in the title

Edited by Reverse Ghost, 16 October 2012 - 08:32 PM.

[deitiesforce]

Reverse Ghost, on 16 October 2012 - 08:28 PM, said:

UPDATE and solved: it's the Shaders setting in graphics. Put shaders on low and now it looks like in the Hero pane. Shaders on Medium or High and it gets all shiny. Huh.

Well let this be a cautionary tale to those out there who ... care, I guess!

Here you can see: http://imgur.com/a/4zgSv

Also I can't believe I spelled dyeing wrong in the title

I have to comment because it's very cute that you made mistake in the title LOL it cracked me up in class and my professor totally looked at me