Posted May 4, 20214 yr comment_452608 In older versions of the game, the floating point values for the brightness in the nether was equivalent to the equation y=0.2059*(e^0.1054x) with y being the floating point brightness value (0.0 to 1.0) and x being the integer light level (0-15). In other words, the Nether's light level 15 starts at brightness value 1.0, with each subsequent lower number being reduced by 10%. (For comparison, the overworld does the same thing except it's 20%, meaning a light level of 0 in the nether had a brightness value close to what 8 is in the overworld.) This is no longer the case as of snapshot 20w09a according to the wiki, but all it says is the ambient light in the nether is darker and doesn't give any specifics. I've been looking all over to figure out what the new ambient light is as well as what the new percentage difference between nether light levels is (since light level 8 in the overworld now seems closer to light level 6 in the Nether instead of 0), but I can't find anything. If anybody could help me find this (even by pointing me to literally any more details on this change) I would appreciate it immensely. Edited May 4, 20214 yr by Vidiri changed "used" to "was equivalent to" since the equation wasn't *actually* used, but instead could be used to convert one value to the other.
May 5, 20214 yr comment_452653 13 hours ago, Vidiri said: If anybody could help me find this (even by pointing me to literally any more details on this change) I would appreciate it immensely. I believe what you are looking for is the defaultAmbientLightWorld() method (called fillBrightnessRamp() in the official mappings) in the DimensionType class.
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