What's with these colors?

[Ash Trey]

What the hell are these random colors that replace lights? I make a level then some wierd colors just randomly appear. Some of them replace lights which are supposed to have effects (like blinking or fog). I downloaded some levels from Nali City and it happened to some of them too. Is something wrong with my 3D card or is it the level(s)?

[Wanderer]

If it's in game then odds are it's just a driver issue.

[Ash Trey]

Dammit. Ah well.

[Jenkins]

I had that problem big time when I was making this church level on my old P166. Now, I never see then... hope that means they are gone. /~unreal/ubb/html/wink.gif

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Jenkins

[Mr_E]

I got that today on DM-Observatory and CTF-2fort5, but it works now. I guess it's just an occasional card glitch. Other stuff I've had is the mesh messing up when you do a pelvic thrust /~unreal/ubb/html/smile.gif, ends up looking like (if anyone remembers) what hppenes when you use the wrong meshes on glquake. Ahhh, memories

[Jenkins]

I don't Mr. E /~unreal/ubb/html/smile.gif

The most mapping I did before Unreal came out was Duke Build, and damn, its nothing to compare to this /~unreal/ubb/html/wink.gif

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Jenkins

[NarkyBark]

I don't know the actual cause, but I can prevent it.

I noticed it occurs when you have a texture both unlit and non-unlit in view at the same time. Been able to avoid it just by not using the same texture in both situations in view at the same time. *shrug*

[Ash Trey]

Ok then.

[FatAsss]

i would say that its the directx 7 drivers, that does weird things with lighting