ich habe mein script jetzt so:

Code:

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 texture mtlSkin2;
texture entSkin0;
texture entSkin1;
texture entSkin2;
texture entSkin3;

dword mtlSkill1;  // der Lichtvektor



technique dot3map
{
	pass p0
	{
		/*
		zWriteEnable=true; 		// enables writing to the z-buffer
		AlphaBlendEnable=false; 	// disables alpha blending
		Lighting = True;
		DitherEnable = True; 
		Clipping = true;
		*/
		Texture[0] = <mtlSkin2>;
		Texture[1] = <entSkin1>;
		Texture[2] = <entSkin2>;
		TextureFactor = <mtlSkill1>;

		TexCoordIndex[0] = 1;
		TexCoordIndex[1] = 1;
		TexCoordIndex[2] = 0;

	// stage 0 = bumpmap

		COLOROP[0] = DotProduct3;
		COLORARG1[0] = Texture;
		COLORARG2[0] = TFactor;

	// stage 1 - skin texture

		COLOROP[1] = AddSigned;
		COLORARG1[1] = Texture;
		COLORARG2[1] = Current;

	// stage 2 - staic-lighting(perfect)

		COLOROP[2] = Modulate2x;
		COLORARG1[2] = Texture;
		COLORARG2[2] = Current;

	// stage 2 - dyn-lighting(poor)

		//COLOROP[2] = Modulate2x;
		//COLORARG1[2] = Diffuse;
		//COLORARG2[2] = Current;
	}
}

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problem ist jetzt, das ich nur eins von beiden stages (2) verwenden kann, wenn ich sie miteinander kombiniere (stage 2 und stage 3), dann sieht das dynamische licht komisch aus und das statische etwas dunkeler