its-just-luci/evo

Extreme Visual Overhaul for Real Solar System

evo's Issues

Daytime city lights

In daytime, the city lights is still on

Mod related: EVO32k alpha 0.1 with EVO-folder TUFX
and EVE 1.8.1-2
RSS v18.1.3 with KSP 1.8.1 and Kopernicus-1.8.1-34

Earth issue+flickering

What is wrong with my earth, I have installed the latest version, and it is also flickering when I turn my camera

Uranus's rings are completely white

I downloaded the mods after only having RSS and its dependencies installed, then installed EVO without any of the conflicting mods installed and the mod worked fine and looks very nice. But a problem I found is Uranus's rings are completely white and black.

Weird blinking on ground

When close to the ground on some far satelites of gas giants, significant blinking can be seen.
It is not like the pattern of farm patch bug (as RSS issue#217 shows), and blinking is related to the angle of view relative to the planet.

Sunset clouds appearing blue & missing sunflair.

TUXF is off.

I'm running
the latest EVO (0.2)
the latest EVE (1.8.0-2): https://github.com/WazWaz/EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements/releases
the latest scatterer (0.0723): https://github.com/LGhassen/Scatterer/releases/tag/0.0723

Gas giants are bright, light curve seems to be off

uranus white rings and blurry clouds

i have blurry clouds and uranus's rings are white

How To fix the Bootprints and Kopernicus Patch

@Its-Just-Luci
EVO\Configs\Misc_Configs\Kopernicus.cfg
Need to change @Kopernicus:FOR[EVO]:NEEDS[RealSolarSystem] to @Kopernicus:AFTER[RealSolarSystem]

EVO\Configs\Misc_Configs\Kopernicus\Bootprints

Need to change @Kopernicus:AFTER[Kopernicus] to @Kopernicus:AFTER[RealSolarSystem] in both Mars and Moon cfgs

Cloud desyncing

Clouds desync due to apparent differences in rotational speed, this will be on the "fix later" list for the time being

Earth Antartica not showing

Earth's antarctica is not showing

Light appears at certain distance, regardless of sun position

Towards the horizon, when outside of the atmosphere, a certain distance away lights up - regardless of if the sun should be lighting up that area. In the screenshot, the sun is much further down, and shouldn't be lighting up the horizon.
https://imgur.com/8ZyXpXH

Titan Atmosphere is white?

Saturn shadows

Saturn body doesn't cast its own shadow on its rings and doesn't block sunlight from reaching it's moons when they are behind saturn.