Intensity property for GLDEFS and A_AttachLights #3085
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…tiply the brightness of the light, useful for overbrightening/underbrightening a light. - Also add an "intensity" parameter for A_AttachLight in ZScript. Note that for any kind of light overbrightening to do anything at all, one of the unclamped LightBlendModes in MAPINFO must be enabled.
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Add "Intensity" property for dynamic lights in GLDEFS that will multiply the brightness of the light, useful for overbrightening/underbrightening a light.
Also add an "intensity" parameter for A_AttachLight in ZScript.
Note that for any kind of light overbrightening to do anything at all, one of the unclamped LightBlendModes in MAPINFO must be enabled.
Example files:
LightDefIntensityTest.zip
LightDefIntensityTest_3DWeapon.zip
One of the examples uses a 3D model weapon, the other does not. This is to demonstrate the lighting working on each situation.
Also demonstrated is a modified tech torch with the intensity intentionally cranked up via GLDEFS. And another modified red torch with its intensity dialed way down, again via GLDEFS.
Various Actors are placed in the map to demonstrate the effects of the intensity property working properly as far as Actor lighting is concerned.
Lastly, there is a flashlight created using A_AttachLight with an intentionally-cranked-up intensity value, again, to demonstrate the new feature.