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@KillingDyl Thanks for that tip! I made some adjustments to the flashsizescaler variable in the new skin.
airdebris_flashsizescaler = .2,
the particles still flash, but the flashes are smaller and i assume if you put it down to 0 it would disable the flashing, but that isnt as much fun!
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any ways to disable just the flash.
However, reducing the the air debris number (currently 1000) in this line:
airdebris_count = ifhifi(1000,0)
Should reduce the effect of the flash. Or you can set it to 0 to remove the flash completely, along with all the air debris.
@coldchemical
The reflections' opaqueness also doesn't seem to be directly configurable, but it does happen to be corelated to the opacity of the road surface color (currrently 125) in this line:
color = {r=255,g=255,b=255,a=125}
My last update increased it slightly from 100 to 125, and should have made the reflections a bit less opaque, but you can try experimenting with even higher values to suit your preferences. Setting it to 255 removes reflections completely, but makes the road surface 100% opaque as well.
For those who would like to make custom edits to the skin, you can do so by going to your Audiosurf 2 folder and editing /skins/76561197996721843/horizon/horizon.lua.
I believe if you make changes directly this way, they will be lost when I make an update to the skin. So if you want to keep your own edits, you can copy the /skins/76561197996721843/horizon folder into /skins/horizon and make edits to the horizon.lua in that folder instead. You'll have 2 versions of Horizon in the Audiosurf 2 skins list, and the one with the up arrow icon in the top left corner will be your custom local version, while the other will be the official one.
anyone?
One of the beautiful skin I've ever seen. Amaking work. ;)