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You have probably seen on some static props some bad lighting on them. | You have probably seen on some static props some bad lighting on them. | ||
In order to correct lighting on them, on your compile settings, go to expert, click '''New''', copy '''Default''' compile log, give the following name '''Final Compile (slow)''', click on it on the drop down list, then go on '''$light_exe''' | In order to correct lighting on them, on your compile settings, go to expert, click '''New''', copy '''Default''' compile log, give the following name '''Final Compile (slow)''', click on it on the drop down list, then go on '''$light_exe''' | ||
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For help, see the VDC Editing Help and Wikipedia cleanup process. Also, remember to check for any notes left by the tagger at this article's talk page.You have probably seen on some static props some bad lighting on them. In order to correct lighting on them, on your compile settings, go to expert, click New, copy Default compile log, give the following name Final Compile (slow), click on it on the drop down list, then go on $light_exe and add the following before the -game: -final -both -StaticPropPolys -TextureShadows -staticproplighting After adding this, you should have something like this: -final -both -StaticPropPolys -TextureShadows -staticproplighting -game $gamedir $path\$file. This will fix your lighting on static props.