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falloff.jpg (252,110 bytes) falloff_gradient04.jpg (1,940 bytes) |
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The material def for the light is using the biground1 texture, was that intentional? lights/spotlight_security_camera { lightFalloffImage makeintensity( lights/falloff_gradient04 ) { forceHighQuality map lights/biground1 colored zeroClamp red ((.02 * sintable [(time * ( 1 + Parm3 ) ) ]) +1.68) * Parm0 green ((.02 * sintable [(time * ( 1 + Parm3 ) ) ]) +1.68) * Parm1 blue ((.02 * sintable [(time * ( 1 + Parm3 ) ) ]) +1.68) * Parm2 } } Shouldn't it be using your custom projection image? : lights/spotlight_security_camera { lightFalloffImage makeintensity( lights/falloff_gradient04 ) { forceHighQuality map lights/spotlight_security_camera colored zeroClamp red ((.02 * sintable [(time * ( 1 + Parm3 ) ) ]) +1.68) * Parm0 green ((.02 * sintable [(time * ( 1 + Parm3 ) ) ]) +1.68) * Parm1 blue ((.02 * sintable [(time * ( 1 + Parm3 ) ) ]) +1.68) * Parm2 } } |
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Ah yeah, I didn't mean to include my custom projection image in the .pk4. The problem is the same with either projection image. |
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Relevant post on code for projection lights by stgatilov here: https://forums.thedarkmod.com/index.php?/topic/20768-security-cameras/&do=findComment&comment=456655 |
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I experimented with projection textures long time ago, so my memory might fail me, isn't the falloff image wrong? The falloff gradient should be billinear, so the light materials works for both omni and projected lights, as in the classic example: https://wiki.thedarkmod.com/index.php?title=File:LT_Projectedlight.png |
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