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Originally Posted by stoianm
I see that the blue color is close with that i made... also i see that the underwater is green in some pictures... i can not control the underwater color in polar for example related to the seasons.. i can mix to have blue in morning and afternoon or when the sea is not calm and to add green when is calm sea or in middle day... dunno... when the underwater at polar is green?
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No idea about your question, sorry. Though, I may be wrong but I seem to remember that TheBeast used to live near the Polar Circle, so maybe he can provide some help about the weather conditions/times of day determinig different colors. Nevertheless from the google link I posted before, I think we have 4 or so main shades of blue:
turquoise / tiffany blue / bondi blue (light to dark)
midnight blue / prussian blue
tufts blue / han blue / denim
azure / cobalt blue
Yeye, I got out turning this post into a National Geographic special about polar bear!
Follow this wikipedia link for color reference (if you click on color names you can get their RGB coordinates):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Shades_of_blue
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Originally Posted by stoianm
yes... god ideea here... i will decrease the time interval to tropics also... this way we will have the mix between storms and calm weather more often - like you said - good point
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Ok, we got two different tropical areas (tropical, for equatorial and subequatorial climate and tropical_A, for tropical and subtropical climate, or viceversa, I can't remember now) I think you can keep or decrease slightly the max value of equatorial climate, and lower by a bigger amount the min value (I think the minimum min value is 2 hours; 2-3 hours shall be okay). As for tropical climate, we got four seasons, so you can apply the same changes only to the hot seasons and keep the stock values for the rest of the year. How do you see it?