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Dumb question. How do I make the background of the atmosphere scale to look correct like in the help file? My avatar looks link a kid in a Sequoya forest. If I zoom out the avatar shrinks with the world view. The images from the atmosphere selection all look gigantic in reference to the avatar.
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There is no way to scale the atmosphere in CC. The images you load for the IBL are really for lighting rather than scene creation.

KAI did make a nice tutorial on using it. Hope it's useful for you.


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Below the image you will see IBL Transforms.
You could try adjusting the scale

https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/ae21fcd8-5df9-45ad-89dd-c7b2.jpg

This image was taken from the online manual



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Rampa (3/18/2017)
There is no way to scale the atmosphere in CC. The images you load for the IBL are really for lighting rather than scene creation.

KAI did make a nice tutorial on using it. Hope it's useful for you.




Thanks Rampa, that video clears up some things for sure. Very useful.
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Below the image you will see IBL Transforms.
You could try adjusting the scale

https://forum.reallusion.com/uploads/images/ae21fcd8-5df9-45ad-89dd-c7b2.jpg

This image was taken from the online manual



Duchess, Thanks for the tip. I can't figure out how to get the "IMAGE SIZE" field to show up. Maybe I have to open another different image (not supplied with CC) to see that field??
Thanks,
TS
edit: Oh and by the way, the scale setting achieved what I was trying to do as I had seen images looking more correct to scale in the help file so I knew it was possible.
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