do you need lighting in the character editor as in custom locations?

[Takisa]

Edited May 16, 2021 by Takisa

[Takisa]

And I want to ask one question, those who vote "No" do you like to customize the character's make-up, the color of his clothes, the color of his underwear, and going out to a location with a different light to see that everything looks completely different from what was intended?
the advantage in the case of "YES" is that when you come to the location, you see what time of day and the intensity of the light is, go to customization of the character and set it up with the same lighting and time of day, Now you go the target location you will no longer have unexpected surprises in your external at look.

Edited May 16, 2021 by Takisa

[AnnLis]

I don't need the light to be changeable because for me it is no surprise that under different light conditions, clothing or make up might look different, it is just how it works. 

I do have my style and I don't need to adept it to sun, dusk, dawn, overcast or night. Especially as every user can change the light of a room to their liking and even with the time setting a room can be filled with light sources of any color which would make the clothing look different again. 

So in my opinion and for myself I don't need it.

[☙𝔼𝕩❧]

Dressing room Light is too hard. Different tones of colors becomes as one. Especially White-Black. So its important for me to match one thing with another Correctly. 

[MeiLing]

On 5/16/2021 at 3:19 PM, Takisa said:

A good idea... But how do you deal with the over lighting in rooms? So many shared rooms have this

[Nymphpott]

It would be wonderful. 

 No lighting seems to be the same in game as the wardrobe. 

[Alliehotass]

Hmmmm, an interesting idea but as others have said, custom rooms have many other light sources also.