LightSource

Since you didnt get any reply yet, going only from memory here’s a partial answer until someone else can fill in for you…

Type can be DIRECTIONAL or OMNI directional,

Where directional means it comes from a point source located at the location you specifed, like a light bulb or sun, and Omni means light comes from all directions, i.e. surround light, and the location is ignored.

I don’t remember the alternatives for atten_curve so I can’t guess with any certainty, apart from “atten” meaning “attenuation”, i.e. reduction of intensity, and “dynamic” always means “changing”. And of course the curve implies change on a curve as opposed to straight-line change, as in a graph.

Over to the more knowledgeable here for more…

I can’t tell you how they’re used, but I can tell you what they accept.

type = AMBIENT | POINT | CONE | DIRECTIONAL
atten_curve = graph [, AMBIENT | POINT | CONE | DIRECTIONAL]

```where _graph_ is defined in DATA\igraph.ini.

Possible… & once you start playing with it… preferred 8-)

Sometimes 1 in the sun… just aint enough

Thanks Adoxa,

Sorry for that pals, I misremembered OMNI instead of AMBIENT, my memory is dying slowly but surely…