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Point EntityPoint-based light. Simple, effective.
Attributes
- Target (target) - When an entity is activated, it triggers the entity with the name specified by Target.
- Name (targetname) - Property used to identify entities.
- Brightness (_light) - First three 3-digit numbers are the color (RGB). The fourth number is the brightness.
- Apperance (style) - Light appearance. Values:
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[li]0 = normal
- 1 = flicker A
- 2 = slow strong pulse
- 3 = candle A
- 4 = fast strobe
- 5 = gentle pulse
- 6 = flicker B
- 7 = candle B
- 8 = candle C
- 9 = slow strobe
- 10 = fluorescent flicker
- 11 = slow pulse, no black[/li]
[li]Custom Apperance (pattern) - Use a string of letters to provide a custom light style (see note).[/li]
[li]ZHLT Fade (_fade)[/li]
[li]ZHLT Falloff (_falloff)[/li]
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Flags
- Initially dark (1) - If this is enabled, the entity will need to be triggered to work.
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Notes
- The Custom Apperance property allows you to enter a string of letters from a to z, representing brightness. If you entered 'abcdefghihgfedcba' then the light would go from bright to dim and back again and then repeat. Complicating things, to use this feature, you must name the light. However, if you then use a trigger to activate it, then it will behave as a normal light.
- And then... you can't have more than 4 named lights in the same visual area - it'll cause problems while compiling.