Archive: 4 posts

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this is something that really bothers me allot, i supose i could get rid of this problem using a sense switch, but this is just to much work for some simple sphere lighting

2010-11-26 18:03:00 Author: Unknown User

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Too much work!? Anyway, I believe I heard somewhere this "problem" will be fixed in LBP2. Plenty of people has learned to use this to their advantages, just keep trying, you'll get it soon!

2010-11-27 13:33:00 Author: Super_Clone Posts: 849

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oh thanks, but i think you aren't getting what my problem is. you see i have like a cave with some lighting in there, but on one moment in the level you walk on the surface above the cave, and there is a house there, and the houuse gets an orange glow because the light in the cave is orange. i could get rid of this using a sense switch but all the lights in the level works with the same magnetic switch system, which gives it changes in the glow, so i would have to copy the magnetic switch system, and than hook it up to a sense switch, make it so that if the sense switch is off so will the lighting, probably by using a winch, and all of that for just one simple light bulb. it's not that i can't, it's that it's to much work and heat for one light bulb, let alone every light bulb.

2010-11-28 11:52:00 Author: Unknown User

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Yeah this problem always spoils the big ending by shining though walls that should be hidden.Hard to correct. ARRR

2010-12-05 07:54:00 Author: robotixpro Posts: 354

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