blackrack

if you remove the configs for this planet, do the other planets work? Also, if you disable the sunflare, does everything else work? Edited: Forget the planet configs, try to disable just the sunflare.

As far as I know that's just how KSP does it, DOE or any other mod has nothing to do with it.

Sorry, I was wrong, add it to every planet entry in planetsList.cfg

Ok I will check, you have a volumetrics-only layer on Kerbin? I thought I fixed that.

Yes Nothing changed in the postprocessing so there must be another issue somewhere. By black clouds do you mean just the volumetrics or also the 2d clouds? if so, how does it look from orbit?

Ok, i'll check back and try to take a look when you post your cfg

If there are other issues then someone send me a log. As far as I know, the NRE issue everyone is having with getDirectionToSun is fixed by adding that line I posted on every planet's cfg file.

No idea what's happening here, maybe send me more pics or your kerbin configs.

What am I looking at here?

Because it's a kopernicus feature, go find it somewhere in the kopernicus thread.

Don't, reapplying EVE settings breaks the cloud integration in most cases, in which case you might as well disable it from the main menu. This a good thing or a bad thing? And btw for the cloud tinting thing, the thinner the atmo, the harder the terminator will be. Since your Kerbin config has thin atmo and probably Eve a thick one, that explains it. I think atmospheres shouldn't be made thinner than the default scatterer Kerbin.

What's the issue here? Looks normal to me. It just looks like it has too dense a cloud cover, which is more or less the same as Eve looks for me with the stock EVE settings (check the last album I posted).

For everyone with nullrefs just add this line to every planet in SVE mainSunCelestialBody = Sun That's it, it's because the sun can now be set separately for every planet which is useful for multi-star packs. With that said I don't recommend using SVE with the new cloud integration until it updates. There are new variables that will be unset with the old configs, namely cloudColorMultiplier, cloudScatteringMultiplier, cloudIrradianceMultiplier and volumetricsColorMultiplier. Unless you want to set these up yourself, you'll have either black clouds or some overbright colors. For the version number, it's just I didn't update it in game, that's all, it is the latest version however.

Just uploaded a new version. EVE integration is in, sunflare fixes, ring-sunflare interactions, ring shadows, tracking station support as well as many bug fixes, full changelog in the OP, please read it. Quick beauty album here: http://imgur.com/a/dhhFK This update might disrupt many of the exisinting visual packs because things simply look different now. There is still an option to use the old cloud shading however in the main menu. For the screens I show and the settings I include, I use only the latest EVE version from waz. For the Jool rings in the pics I used the rings from SVE.

Tbh the volumetric shading is better now, it's normal that it runs slower than 7-4, it's doing more work. I frankly don't like the old flat volumetrics and I still think the sweet spot is 1 volumetric layer.

I wish that "unintentionally fixing things" was a thing, unfortunately, it almost never is...

I fixed it in the experimental versions, hence why it works fine with the "tracking station" version.

Does this happen at any distance from the ship? No and as far as I know unity doesn't have included ocean shaders. They probably coded their own system.

If I make a setting to set the body functioning as Sun for each planet separately, would that be a good enough temporary fix?

Memory and framerate are mostly unrelated. Which GPU do you have? In any case your best bet is disabling the ocean shaders or the volumetric clouds, nothing else hits the performance as hard. Or maybe just use less volumetrics layers. And turn the ocean fourierGridSize down to 64 if you haven't already, set m_resolution to 8 instead of 4 Everything looks fine in your log, can't see anything wrong. Wait a bit and try the next experimental version.

As far as I can see, you have the color change on the volumetrics but NOT on the 2d clouds, which is also why you do'nt have the color change in scaled space clouds. So yeah, this technique breaks the 2d clouds which is IMO against the point, i wouldn't exactly call it a "fix", but if you want the want to have the color change on the volumetrics only I can always make it an option.

Who knows, I changed some things to fix some incompatibility issues with OpenGL so it might be that. In any case I will fix it.

Can you post pics at sunrise/sunset? I would expect something else to be lost if you don't have the hard terminators anymore.

I reproduced it. It occurs with the sun if you get far enough away. Will try to fix it soon.

Yeah, do post a log file, that shouldn't happen with scatterer only. Does it happen at any and all altitudes? Can it happen at say, an orbit of 3000km?