Difference between revisions of "R loadlit"
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The rules behind 2 are moderatly basic. It searches for known lightstyles and effects, marking lightsources as different colours. Please note that this is not 100% reliable due to the variable nature of different light compilers. The algorithm implemented is that of the origional light.exe<br /> | The rules behind 2 are moderatly basic. It searches for known lightstyles and effects, marking lightsources as different colours. Please note that this is not 100% reliable due to the variable nature of different light compilers. The algorithm implemented is that of the origional light.exe<br /> | ||
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| − | This cvar also controls loading/generation of .lux files, which are a key compontant with regards to FTE's bumpmapping. See | + | This cvar also controls loading/generation of .lux files, which are a key compontant with regards to FTE's bumpmapping.<br> |
| + | See [[gl_bump]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:44, 1 February 2006
Name: r_loadlit
Default value: "1"
Cvar flags: None
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Controls weather or not .lit files are loaded.
Possible values: 0 / 1 / 2
0 compleatly prohibits loading of external .lit files.
1 allows loading, and is the default.
2 regenerates lighting for the entire level if it lacks coloured lighting.
The rules behind 2 are moderatly basic. It searches for known lightstyles and effects, marking lightsources as different colours. Please note that this is not 100% reliable due to the variable nature of different light compilers. The algorithm implemented is that of the origional light.exe
This cvar also controls loading/generation of .lux files, which are a key compontant with regards to FTE's bumpmapping.
See gl_bump.
