Cinematic Sky: <title>#2111
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Description
An extension for creating a realistic sky (Unreal Engine-style) with dynamic clouds.
How to use the extension
How to Use the Extension
Using the Cinematic Sky extension is straightforward:
Add the "Setup Cinematic Sky" action to your scene:
Configure parameters (optional):
400, 200, 150).1.0is the standard speed;0.1results in very slow clouds;5.0creates fast-moving clouds. (Default value:1.0).Example configuration:
Important: For optimal visual results and to avoid conflicts, it is recommended to disable GDevelop's default scene lighting effects (e.g., ambient lighting).
Checklist
AI usage
Example file
Demo.zip
Extension file
CinematicSky.zip
Extension by @Bitik-original
You can update the extension on this "Pull Request" by commenting the update command: in the comment field, type
!update, then drag and drop a zip file with your extension file in the commenting field, like how you initially submitted the extension. It should look like this:It can take a few seconds for the file to fully upload and show as the above. Once it is like shown above, click "Comment" and let the bot do the rest!