time, timing, timey-wimey
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by Wazat » Wed Nov 12, 2008 8:32 pm
I don't know if it works with dynamic lights, but if somehow you could apply a lightstyle that would be one way to dim it without reducing the radius. I doubt you can do it though.
Actually, it may be a mistake with the timer, or with how you're setting its brightness in code. Try creating an impulse that will reduce the light's brightness by 10 each time, so you can just tap a key to test its brightness reduction. That way you can narrow it down to the timer or brightness code, to see which is the problem.
Actually, it may be a mistake with the timer, or with how you're setting its brightness in code. Try creating an impulse that will reduce the light's brightness by 10 each time, so you can just tap a key to test its brightness reduction. That way you can narrow it down to the timer or brightness code, to see which is the problem.
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