Oh no!! I'm really not good at a 3D Software like MED.
But I will try.

My lightsource has this code:
Code:

---

 action licht
{
	my.red	= 200;
	my.green	= 200;
	my.blue	= 180;
	my.lightrange	= 500;
	my.cast = on;
}  

---

EDIT: Is there a tutorial or something for making a Level with shaders in MED?
because, I' not really good at texturing in MED and I would like to know more about the level-in-med thing.

most normal maps (even for flat things like walls) for doom got modeled as high poly models and not simply generated in photoshop from height maps (or even worse directly from color maps). i think that's another reason why they look better. they also additionally use specular and other maps.

I tryed now several shaders and so I found the shadercollection by Matt(s).
Now I tried to work it with my textures but it looks like it doesn't work with my textures. Look at the Screenshot:


The floor is my texture and is displayed compleatly wrong. But why???
By the way is there a way to let the shader react on static lights? or is there no way such a shader can work with static light?
I also tried to design a level as model, in med but there is a serious problem with texturing my world. The floor for example: When I use a lage cube as floor, the textures will only be displayed once.. so the only way I see to get a texture to the ground more than once is to use a new block for every texture part. But that is a very hard way to design a level.. Sorry for the noob question, but what is a good way to design a level in MED?? And when I put a model-level in wed and try to walk on it, my player will fall through... now how can I solve these problems?

i asked for that some time ago, but never completed it. have a look at this thread:
http://www.coniserver.net/ubbthreads/sho...true#Post625236

Well actually I don't care how these normalmaps were created. I don't want to have such a quallity. All I want is a simple shader so my textures look better.

The dot3 shader included with the effect editor will also work on level-geometry and look better.. though I'm not sure if waiting is an option for you.

That's suprising.. I knew some thigns were done that way, but everything, wow.