test_spotlight

The .MAP File is included within the pk3! _________________________________________ By: 1337Smithy yes, a couple of ways you can create directional lights, one is making a light target an info_null once you've done that, you can use the spot_angle property on the light which is in charge of its 'circumference' just the size of the cone really an example i was helping Bruno out with: (See included picture) through a window with some invisible brushes to create the window frame shadow the brushes i used to cast the window frame shadow have shader: textures/common/nodraw_shadow { qer_editorimage textures/common/nodraw.tga qer_keyword utility qer_nocarve surfaceparm nodraw surfaceparm nomarks surfaceparm noimpact surfaceparm castshadow surfaceparm nonsolid } which isn't in AA invisible, nonsolid, can be shot through. they only cast a shadow really good for putting them inside models so furniture and other stuff cast shadows to allow for the shadows to be cast on the floor and brick wall, i upped the lightmap resolution so check the ground surface and you'll notice in the Density field that it is set to 4 by default it is 32 lower it is, the higher the lightmap resolution, the sharper your shadows will be you'll want to cut your brushes to where the shadows will be as much as possible though, as just making your entire map a high lightmap resolution will increase likelihood of reaching a compiler limit not to mention increase the mohlight job time lol you can use shadow caulk too, for casting shadows. the only difference is caulk shadow is solid