Hi,
I creat a small level. A floor with a lot of doors The floor is absolute symetricly.
Here are some pictures:

In WED:

engine:


Why are the right doors dark? They have the same settings like the left doors. They are copied and pasted. They fit exactly into their door borders.
Can someone explain the strange behaviour.
ps.: It is a Block level, the doors are mdls
MfG
Patrick

It looks to me as if the door`s skin isn't the same on the other side of the model. May be that is the reason.

Other possibility: Check whether sun values are set for your level, and try to make sure that sun isn't activated.

Thank you for your answer.
Sun is not activated. The first left door is not the same door as the other doors. But the other doors are the same with the same skin. It's the bath door with wrong skin tileing (?).
My level has a small ambient lighning.
Is it possible that the ambientlightning causes the problems?
MfG
Patrick

I can't view the pictures from work, but is the lighting the same in each spot for the door? Specifically, where the origin of the door is. Lighting is calculated by the color below the origin. If it's inside a wall (just the origin) then it will become very dark...

Wasn't there a possibility to deactivate this? (I remember it from a flight simulation tut). Because for great models it looks very strange...

But if this calculation is deactivated how will the light be calculated on the model?

-Ah I found the tut, it's floor range what I mean. Is this command still working?

Arrrgh, i've fixed the problem.
I have set up a script with sun_light = 0.
I was in fly through-mode before.
I hate the fly through mode, everything is calculated wrong and it starts in window-mode every time.
But thank you for your help, by the way, the origin was realy outside the doors.
MfG
Patrick

then dont use the fly-through mode and instead a 18(yeah...18 ;P) line main script...

Code:

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var video_screen=1;//fullscreen
function main
{
  fps_max=75;
  level_load("my_level.wmb");
  wait(3);
  while(1)
  {
    camera.pan -= mouse_force.x*5*time;
    camera.tilt += mouse_force.y*5*time;
    temp.x = (key_w-key_s+key_cuu-key_cud)*10*time;
    temp.y = (key_a-key_d+key_cul-key_cur)*10*time;
    temp.z = 0;
    vec_rotate(temp,camera.pan);
    vec_add(camera.x,temp);
    wait(1);
  }
}

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(i could make the script also 5lined, but then u would have some problems to read...)

*18 lines....


So hows the project comming along?