Hello!
Do you use brightmaps for textures in your mods?
Is there a way to temporarily deactivate a brightmap via script?
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Brightmaps
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Re: Brightmaps
Yes.
No.
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Re: Brightmaps
About disabling: No, but if you only need this on selected linedefs you can define a second texture without brightmap and change that. The brightmap is an integral part of the texture.
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Re: Brightmaps
Thanks for the replies!
Well, my problem is the following:
Imagine you have a sector with flickering light. On the walls of the sector you have a lite3 texture (or the like) with a brightmap that makes it nearly fullbright. Now, due to the brightmap the walls won't flicker like the rest of the sector.
That's why I am not sure if I want to use brightmaps for lite textures.
In contrast, brightmaps are fairly nice on computer terminals. However, there are many texture sets with computer textures, which don't contain brightmaps. Sounds like a lot of work to create these.
Well, my problem is the following:
Imagine you have a sector with flickering light. On the walls of the sector you have a lite3 texture (or the like) with a brightmap that makes it nearly fullbright. Now, due to the brightmap the walls won't flicker like the rest of the sector.
That's why I am not sure if I want to use brightmaps for lite textures.
In contrast, brightmaps are fairly nice on computer terminals. However, there are many texture sets with computer textures, which don't contain brightmaps. Sounds like a lot of work to create these.
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Re: Brightmaps
In general I wouldn't use brightmaps on light textures. If the light is on it should use a high light level, making the brightmap mostly redundant.