Please Help with: light_view = NULL;

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Please Help with: light_view = NULL; #409841 10/22/12 23:11 10/22/12 23:11
Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 78 always overseas S SeaCancer OP Junior Member
SeaCancer OP Junior Member S Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 78 always overseas	Is this instruction only lite-c compatible?! Or we can use it with c-script too?! & if yes, How we can use it with c-script?! I am forced to use c-script for one of our clients But,, The Dynamic lights flicker as camera moves,, as a solution I tried to type light_view = null; into main function, but it says it is unkown and gives an error Please need help from experts

Re: Please Help with: light_view = NULL; [Re: SeaCancer] #409846 10/23/12 03:04 10/23/12 03:04
Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 4,225 Germany / Essen Uhrwerk Expert
Uhrwerk Expert Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 4,225 Germany / Essen	By default the light_ciew is the camera. Under normal circumstances you should leave it the way it is, except for the following cases: - If you're using a custom view to render your level you should set light_view to that view. - If you're using multiple views you should set light_view to NULL, effectively switching clipping of lights of. I don't know if it's Lite-C only feature, the manual does not state that. If you can, switch to lite-c. Flickering lights however do no propose that lightview is set incorrectly. Have you checked max_lights? Are you using level blocks and if so is the map compiled with the "Create Meshes" option? Always learn from history, to be sure you make the same mistakes again...

Re: Please Help with: light_view = NULL; [Re: Uhrwerk] #409979 10/26/12 01:28 10/26/12 01:28
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SeaCancer OP Junior Member S Joined: Jan 2009 Posts: 78 always overseas	Originally Posted By: Uhrwerk By default the light_ciew is the camera. Under normal circumstances you should leave it the way it is, except for the following cases: - If you're using a custom view to render your level you should set light_view to that view. - If you're using multiple views you should set light_view to NULL, effectively switching clipping of lights of. I don't know if it's Lite-C only feature, the manual does not state that. If you can, switch to lite-c. Flickering lights however do no propose that lightview is set incorrectly. Have you checked max_lights? Are you using level blocks and if so is the map compiled with the "Create Meshes" option? Thanks buddy, things are working fine now