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Bug:Some compilers ignore specified the color value and always use the average color of the texture. If this happens, use light_surface or a RAD file. [todo tested in ?]
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== Entity description == | == Entity description == | ||
It works similarly to a [[RAD file]] by allowing textures to emit light. | It works similarly to a [[RAD file]] by allowing textures to emit light. [[Texlight]]s are defined through its key values, where the key is the name of the texture to emit light from, and the value is the color and intensity of the light. For example, a keyvalue pair with the key {{mono|LIGHT1}} and the value {{mono|255 0 0 200}} would make the texture ''LIGHT1'' emit a red light. Alternatively, a single number can be used, in which case the light color is automatically determined by the average color of the texture. | ||
{{bug|Some compilers ignore specified the color value and always use the average color of the texture. If this happens, use [[light_surface]] or a [[RAD file]].}} | {{bug|Some compilers ignore specified the color value and always use the average color of the texture. If this happens, use [[light_surface]] or a [[RAD file]].}} | ||
Revision as of 10:42, 30 August 2023
info_texlights is a point entity available with Zoner's Half-Life Tools and modern forks such as Vluzacn's Half-Life Tools.
Entity description
It works similarly to a RAD file by allowing textures to emit light. Texlights are defined through its key values, where the key is the name of the texture to emit light from, and the value is the color and intensity of the light. For example, a keyvalue pair with the key LIGHT1 and the value 255 0 0 200 would make the texture LIGHT1 emit a red light. Alternatively, a single number can be used, in which case the light color is automatically determined by the average color of the texture.
Bug:Some compilers ignore specified the color value and always use the average color of the texture. If this happens, use light_surface or a RAD file. [todo tested in ?]