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{{todo|Define lightstyle, and explain where they're used (toggled and "patterned" lights).}} | {{todo|Define lightstyle, and explain where they're used (toggled and "patterned" lights).}} | ||
The following lightstyles are available in all {{goldsrc|2}}, {{src|2}}, and {{src2|2}} games, being inherited from {{quake|2}}: | The following lightstyles are available in all {{goldsrc|2}}, {{src|2}}, and {{src2|2}} games, with all styles except 12 being inherited from {{quake|2}}: | ||
{{Light appearances}} | {{Light appearances}} | ||
{{Goldsrc|2}} additionally has a style 63, which is the same as the light being off. | |||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 11:51, 10 September 2024
Todo: Define lightstyle, and explain where they're used (toggled and "patterned" lights).
The following lightstyles are available in all 
GoldSrc, 
Source, and 
Source 2 games, with all styles except 12 being inherited from 
Quake:
Template:Light appearances
GoldSrc additionally has a style 63, which is the same as the light being off.