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: A simple intensity multiplier used when compiling HDR lighting. | : A simple intensity multiplier used when compiling HDR lighting. | ||
; Appearance <code><choices></code> | ; Appearance <code><choices></code> | ||
: Various Custom Appearance (see below) presets. | : Various Custom Appearance ([[#Appearances|see below]]) presets. | ||
; Custom Appearance <code><[[string]]></code> | ; Custom Appearance <code><[[string]]></code> | ||
: A string of characters, like a sequence of piano keys, that define a pattern of brightness. '''a''' is dark and '''z''' is full intensity. Applies only to lights with a [[targetname]]. | : A string of characters, like a sequence of piano keys, that define a pattern of brightness. '''a''' is dark and '''z''' is full intensity. Applies only to lights with a [[targetname]]. | ||
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=== Appearances === | |||
{{light appearances}} | |||
Revision as of 06:18, 27 July 2011
Light:
- Brightness
<color255 + int> - The RGB color and brightness of the light. Colors must be between 0 and 255; brightness can be anything.
- BrightnessHDR
<color255 + int> - Brightness override used in HDR mode. Default is
-1 -1 -1 1, which means no change.
Warning:The fourth digit must be positive. Otherwise all light will be sucked out of your map! - BrightnessScaleHDR
<float> - A simple intensity multiplier used when compiling HDR lighting.
- Appearance
<choices> - Various Custom Appearance (see below) presets.
- Custom Appearance
<string> - A string of characters, like a sequence of piano keys, that define a pattern of brightness. a is dark and z is full intensity. Applies only to lights with a targetname.
- Constant
<float> - Linear
<float> - Quadratic
<float> - These three values determine how the intensity of the emitted light falls off over distance. See Constant-Linear-Quadratic Falloff.
- 50 percent falloff distance
<string> - 0 percent falloff distance
<string> - Distances at which brightness should have fallen to 50% and (1/256)% respectively. Overrides Linear/Constant/Quadratic parameters if non-zero.
- Hard falloff <bool>
- Causes lights to fall to exactly zero beyond the 0% distance. May cause unrealistic lighting if not used carefully.