Skybox in C++?

[Birdman]

I have a sbx which haves a skybox that works on the editor, on my c++ code the sky is totally black.

 

I checked the log and the enviroment object is loading OK.

 

Also i tried this:

//Set SkyBox

SetSkybox(LoadMaterial("abstract::FullskiesBlueClear0016_2_L.mat"));

 

It results on the Shader of objects reflecting the Sky, but the sky i still black.

 

Im using:

TFramework fw=CreateFramework();

TEntity scene=LoadScene("..");

Loop

RenderFramework();

UpdateFramework();

Etc..

 

Maybe im missing something to initalize the enviroment on the Framework.

 

Any idea?

[macklebee]

For the C++ code when using the SetSkyBox() command, you have to set the background color: http://www.leadwerks.com/wiki/index.php?title=Framework#SetBackgroundColor. The default is Vec4(0,0,0,0). Set it to Vec4(1,1,1,1). The atmosphere script also does this.

 

For the C++ code when using the atmosphere object script, you need to make sure you are passing the framework to the lua state since the script is using the 'fw' framework variable:

TFramework framework=CreateFramework();

//Set Lua variable
BP L=GetLuaState();
lua_pushobject(L,framework);
lua_setglobal(L,"fw");
lua_pop(L,1);

[Birdman]

For the C++ code when using the atmosphere object script, you need to make sure you are passing the framework to the lua state since the script is using the 'fw' framework variable:

 

The scripts are loading OK, even the Atmosphere object of the Scene is loading, i can check that in the log, i already have that lines of code to setup script, most scripts do their work, except for the skybox.

 

I will check setting the background but im a bit lost on what im missing to be honest.

[Pixel Perfect]

I had to use the background command when I loaded it manually in my code or I too got a black sky, but as Mack suggests, if you have the atmosphere object in your level then the Lua script should take care of that.

[Birdman]

I had the 4 LUA lines commented, now i got it workiong, since most scripts were working i didn't cared to check that until now.

Thanks for your response guys.

 

Edit:This lines were giving me problems with physics in general, vehicle related mostly, there was a script that was messing up my c++ code, thats why i had this lines commented, now i at least found the real problem, and got all working.