TTS Tip of the Day: Changing lighting color
Matt Wolfe
Tabletop Simulator is a powerful and sometimes frustrating platform. With that power comes some complexity and a lot of features that may not be obvious. This series highlights some features in TTS that you may or may not be familiar with.
Because TTS is a physics simulator, it has the ability to change various lighting aspects. After you load a mod, click Options and then Lighting. There are a ton of different settings you can change, but the one I like to change is the Light Color. I change mine to pure white (FFFFFF) so all my game components look as close to the true color as possible. I also use TTS to create game situations for rulebook diagrams, and by changing the light color my screenshots look crisp and clear instead of slightly yellow-y due to the default warm yellow light color.
Because TTS is a physics simulator, it has the ability to change various lighting aspects. After you load a mod, click Options and then Lighting. There are a ton of different settings you can change, but the one I like to change is the Light Color. I change mine to pure white (FFFFFF) so all my game components look as close to the true color as possible. I also use TTS to create game situations for rulebook diagrams, and by changing the light color my screenshots look crisp and clear instead of slightly yellow-y due to the default warm yellow light color.