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{{file|lights|rad}} is a [[RAD file]] which is always automatically read by the lighting compilers. | {{file|lights|rad}} is a [[RAD file]] which is always automatically read by the lighting compilers. | ||
For an incomplete list of vanilla lights.rad files, see [[:Category:RAD#L|Category:RAD]]. | For an incomplete list of vanilla lights.rad files, see [[:Category:RAD#L|Category:RAD]]. | ||
Default lights.rad files are normally included with {{src|4.1}} games, but not {{goldsrc|4.1}} games.<br>Some games, such as {{hl2dm|4.1}} and {{src13mp|4.1|nt=0}}, relied upon base {{hl2|4.1|addtext='s}} lights.rad, and no longer have a default lights.rad as of the [[SteamPipe]] update. | |||
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lights.rad is a RAD file which is always automatically read by the lighting compilers.
For an incomplete list of vanilla lights.rad files, see Category:RAD.
Default lights.rad files are normally included with 
Source games, but not 
GoldSrc games.
Some games, such as 
Half-Life 2: Deathmatch and 
Source SDK Base 2013 - Multiplayer, relied upon base 
Half-Life 2's lights.rad, and no longer have a default lights.rad as of the SteamPipe update.