Is there a way in uscript to make the maximum light radius greater than 255?? Nearly infinite would be perfect, but doubtful.
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maximum light radius...
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Wouldn't wanting the maximum light radius to be greater than 255 kind of miss the point of the maximum light radius being 255 in the first place? 
uhm...
mister funnyman...
We want to only put 2 light sources in our level, from the same direction... it will be radiating above a city/town... so it needs to be somewhat realistic... not having 32 light sources, throwing off shadows in every direction but from the main sources of light, the 2 suns that rotate around the planet during the day...
mister funnyman...
We want to only put 2 light sources in our level, from the same direction... it will be radiating above a city/town... so it needs to be somewhat realistic... not having 32 light sources, throwing off shadows in every direction but from the main sources of light, the 2 suns that rotate around the planet during the day...
Light Class
Do you think if I expan the light class and make LightSaturation like 999, it would work??
class Light extends Actor
native;
#exec Texture Import File=Textures\S_Light.pcx Name=S_Light Mips=Off Flags=2
defaultproperties
{
bStatic=True
bHidden=True
bNoDelete=True
Texture=Texture'Engine.S_Light'
bMovable=False
CollisionRadius=24.000000
CollisionHeight=24.000000
LightType=LT_Steady
LightBrightness=64
LightSaturation=255
LightRadius=64
LightPeriod=32
LightCone=128
VolumeBrightness=64
}
Do you think if I expan the light class and make LightSaturation like 999, it would work??
class Light extends Actor
native;
#exec Texture Import File=Textures\S_Light.pcx Name=S_Light Mips=Off Flags=2
defaultproperties
{
bStatic=True
bHidden=True
bNoDelete=True
Texture=Texture'Engine.S_Light'
bMovable=False
CollisionRadius=24.000000
CollisionHeight=24.000000
LightType=LT_Steady
LightBrightness=64
LightSaturation=255
LightRadius=64
LightPeriod=32
LightCone=128
VolumeBrightness=64
}
Doesn't the NonIncandescance light effect produce huge ammounts of light (as if the lightradius were massive)? That might get what you want without needing new code.
