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==Entity Description== | ==Entity Description== | ||
An invisible light source. Can be turned on and off through inputs. | An invisible light source. Can be turned on and off through inputs. | ||
The '''light''' entity is very basic but yet essential to almost every map. | The '''light''' entity is very basic but yet essential to almost every map. |
Revision as of 09:20, 12 July 2005
Entity Description
An invisible light source. Can be turned on and off through inputs. The light entity is very basic but yet essential to almost every map.
Keyvalues
- _light
- <color255 + integer> The color and brightness of the light. RGB colors need to be between 0 and 255. Brightness can be higher.
- style
- <choices> A preset pattern of diverse flicker effects.
Literal Value Description 0 Normal 1 Flicker A 2 Slow, strong pulse 3 Candle A 4 Fast strobe 5 Gentle pulse 6 Flicker B 7 Candle B 8 Candle C 9 Slow strobe 10 Fluorescent flicker 11 Slow pulse, noblack
- pattern
- <string> A string of characters defining a custom pattern, a being most dark and z being most bright.
- _constant_attn
- <float> Brightens or dims the intensity of the light near its entity. A high constant will dim the light.
- _linear_attn
- <float> Brightens or dims the intensity of the light emitted. A high linear will dim the light.
- _quadratic_attn
- <float> Increase to make a light bright but not travel far.
- _distance
- <integer> Stops the light emitted from reaching beyond this distance. Useful in cutting down compiling time by not making lights extend infinitely.
Flags
- 1 : Initially Off
Inputs
- TurnOn
- Turns the light on.
- TurnOff
- Turns the light off.
- Toggle
- Toggles the light on or off.
- SetPattern
- Sets the light's custom appearance to the input's parameters.
- FadeToPattern
- Fades from the light's old pattern to the new one.
Outputs
See Also
- point_spotlight
- Light entities
- Tutorial: Quadratic/Linear/Constant in Lights
- Tutorial: Source Lighting