Are the screenshots offered wrong in some way? Or specific to a certain area?
You know why flamingos are pink? Could be anything... microscopic life, pink salt rock formations...easy to explain if you try
You know why flamingos are pink? Could be anything... microscopic life, pink salt rock formations...easy to explain if you try
It's carotenoids.
I know that! [haha]
I was talking about why the planet might be pink. Its space.. maybe the SVR is crunching over salty dry space algae. Whatever
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Agreed, now I can play the game without reshade.
Aye, but it has pink salts -as does manganese and (I think but am not sure of my memory here) vanadium does too.
Other than that I think if you want naturally-occurring pink you're into organics.
The more you know.
My observations, the lighting expose some poor texturing, which was hidden by simply not providing enough lighting, this clearly needs sorting, , I think that why some of the interior of the station look rubbish now an cartoony, at least on my set up. The star tinting needs sorting, the pink needs toning down everywhere.
But it a working progress, hopefully they will sort it out in a couple of years, that how long it took for the beige planet problem. so we better get used to it.
But it a working progress, hopefully they will sort it out in a couple of years, that how long it took for the beige planet problem. so we better get used to it.
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and plasma, a picture of the northern lights, looking very pink https://www.google.com/search?q=pin...AUIDigB&biw=960&bih=536#imgrc=hJMEA0GtyWYJWM:
https://www.space.com/42755-farout-farthest-solar-system-object-discovery.html
Pink...Like, far out man.
Pink...Like, far out man.
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