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{{file|lights|rad}} is a [[RAD file]] which is always automatically read by the lighting compilers. This is used to create texlights. In this file is a texture then an RGB value followed by a brightness value. | |||
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* For creation and use of <code>lights.rad</code> file, see the [[RAD file]] page. | |||
* For a list of {{src|4.1}} games' <code>lights.rad</code> file, see the [[:Category:Source RAD files]] page. | |||
* For a list of {{goldsrc|4.1}} games' <code>lights.rad</code> file, see the [[:Category:GoldSrc RAD files]] page. | |||
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lights.rad is a RAD file which is always automatically read by the lighting compilers. This is used to create texlights. In this file is a texture then an RGB value followed by a brightness value.
- For creation and use of
lights.radfile, see the RAD file page. - For a list of
Source games' lights.radfile, see the Category:Source RAD files page. - For a list of
GoldSrc games' lights.radfile, see the Category:GoldSrc RAD files page.