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Lighting for Scenery
Lighting for Scenery
I am wanting to make floor lighting for aprons and shelters etc, but how do I go about doing it? I am using FSDS
Any help would be great
Regards
Dale
Any help would be great
Regards
Dale
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Re: Lighting for Scenery
I just use ADE9 to add a lighting effect, to the AFD.DaleRFU wrote:I am wanting to make floor lighting for aprons and shelters etc, but how do I go about doing it? I am using FSDS
Any help would be great
Regards
Dale
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Re: Lighting for Scenery
Can't do it in FSDS, you have to use an effect as Mark is saying.
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Re: Lighting for Scenery
This may seem a daft question, but how do you do it in ADE?
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Re: Lighting for Scenery
Right click/Add/Effect.........Then choose the one you would like to use. Trial and error really to find the one you want. The manual can explain more than me.DaleRFU wrote:This may seem a daft question, but how do you do it in ADE?
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Ok cheers Mark, will have a crack at it
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I don't found any "effect" item in my ADE. I have 1.47.07 version.
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Your using an out of date version there. You need 1.50maverick69 wrote:I don't found any "effect" item in my ADE. I have 1.47.07 version.
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Ok, I have got the effect that I want to use in the sime but it appears during the day as well as at night. Can you spot anything below that would suggest why
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Re: Lighting for Scenery
Okay Dale,
In the parameters section of your properties you need to enter the following;
DAY=0;NIGHT=1;
That will take care of them showing during the day.
What I do (thanks to Mark C for the tip) having made my effect, I then copy it and paste it on top of the original.
In the copy parameters, I enter;
DAWN=1;DUSK=1;
which as it says allows the lights to come on and go off at more realistic times.
Hope this helps.
In the parameters section of your properties you need to enter the following;
DAY=0;NIGHT=1;
That will take care of them showing during the day.
What I do (thanks to Mark C for the tip) having made my effect, I then copy it and paste it on top of the original.
In the copy parameters, I enter;
DAWN=1;DUSK=1;
which as it says allows the lights to come on and go off at more realistic times.
Hope this helps.
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does it matter where I enter the day0 night1?
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You put both entries in the "parameters" section Dale.DaleRFU wrote:does it matter where I enter the day0 night1?
Look at your first image - the section below the effect name.
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Oh thanks Stew, I didn't read your first post corectley
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No probs mate - glad to be of help.
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