imagespace , omg halp , h,a,l,p me please.

[Drachk]

so i have a world space that has intiriors , WHYTHEf*#@ISTHEGODDAMMED SUNf*#@INGLIGHTGOINGTHROWTHEGODDAMMEDWALLS is my first quetion . i did a day of resurch and f*#@ed with the emmittence and sunlight dimmer . can i get a list of the value rate for each setting or is it a scale . i found the inverse sunlight # but it made all light inverse not just the f*#@ing sun . wtf . HHHHHHHHAAAAAALLLLLPPPPPPPPPPP , im such a f*#@ing noob ><

[JimboUK]

Try that again but this time in English, what are you trying to do? what have you done? and what is the result?

[Drachk]

an interiour world space . sunlight go's threw walls . i want the wals to stop light its a baisic priceable of life and shuld be rather simple. but gek is far from simple.

[Drachk]

and no he is right . men are only wrong in the presence of females.

[jcdenton2012]

In other words, you created an interior world cell with "Behave Like Exterior" checked off, with a climate selected, and now you want to isolate the sunrays piercing the interior panels? I ask because that sounds like what you are asking. If that's the case, the quick and easy way would be to "Dup" duplicate the weather you are wanting to use and then rename it, turn down the sun glare, save, now create a new climate using that weather you just created by duping a current existing one and renaming it, then under weather types add your new weather (make sure to set chance at 100%), save, go to cells, under behave like exterior select your new climate that you just created. Since the sunglare is turned down you shouldn't have any trouble... if this doesn't work... at least you have a new climate to play around with until you get it fixed the way you want.