I should write a note on settings if I'm posting the .tgd...
This is the results of a triple eclipse.
There are 3 planets out of shot. Essentially, it's the same as my old Arizona Bay render...
http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=7444.msg79507#msg79507 except, you can't see the planets.
The redsky decay colour, in the tweaks tab of each atmosphere, creates the colour of each eclipse, not the sunlights behind them, they're just white, default suns. Make the decay colours anything you like.
Really tiny elevation movements of these suns will give you drastically altered lighting. If(for example) one of the sun's elevations are '22.324°', then I would only change the '4' number. Probably anything higher or lower would drop it behind the planet completely or, raise it above the bluesky exp height of that planet and, it would just appear to be a basic sun again. That's not an accurate set of numbers, there's more margin(slightly) than that. All of the suns elevation ° in this .tgd required 3 decimal places, regardless.
There is no GI.
Each atmosphere is still in the internal network of its own planet.
That's about it, really.
EDIT: Stick a sunlight behind that other planet and change
its RSD colour, too, for fun.
EDIT 2: Actually, I've just noticed that two of the sunlights are very, very slightly blue, not white like I said up there. That's because, instead of creating new sunlight nodes, I just grabbed my closest 2 default illumination suns and bent them to fit. Makes very little difference to the effect here, probably no perceptible difference at all in these extreme colour settings, than if they were white.
EDIT 3: Woohoo! This message is my 1000th post!
