Scuba that would be wicked, i remember that from ages ago from the old pixelation.

When you refer to mr. h, its not the same mr. h being mr. hyunn who spearheads the EO project, formally known as the H Unit is it?

hey dogmeat good to see you here, everyone seems to be coming out of the woodwork.
Yeah i remember you, not that youd remember me, but i think i once made a hybrid of yours and bo_the_suckers avatar and called it bomeat. Well anyway good to see your alive, and get pixelling.
oh btw, very nice gallery, loving the game screens.

um troubles, yeah. The whole secondary light source thing, i dont know where to begin.
When you speak of the buffering shade, what exactly are you referring to, the second darkest green before the line on the left panel, and when you say fill out hte remainder, you mean with the second green shade?
about darkening the edge, do you mean making the actual outline darker? and the secondary shine coming from the secondary light source, or are you reffering to the highlight i have in the middle of the panel and just to move that across a bit.
Excuse me if im just stupid but i didnt quite understand what you said.

1. Explain briefly what happens to our color perception at night, or in low light conditions and why.

At low light levels, blue and green objects appear brighter than red ones when compared to their relative brightness in stronger light. This effect is known as the Purkine Shift.In the Purkinje shift, the dark adapted eye becomes more sensitive to blue than to red as the retinal rods take over from the cones.When the light become brighter, there is another in hues, called the Bezold-Brucke effect. This causes most colours to appear less red or green and more blue or yellow as the intensity of the light source increases.

Is that adequate?