Lighting Help - A Forum Thread for Counter-Strike: Source.
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Devieus◑w◐7y The movie didn't help either, but to answer your question, dynamic lights might do that. URL to post: -
> **Posted by Devieus** > > The movie didn't help either, but to answer your question, dynamic lights might do that. Nope :P URL to post: -
Source doesn't have a proper dynamic lighting support. -
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hlrad.exe calculates the shadows, but since doors and trains and other brush-based entities are entities, then hlrad.exe ignores the door as a brush and calculates shadows just as they weren't there. TIP: If you scale a texture to be smaller, shadows on that area will be better (like sort of in CS:GO) -
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> **Posted by [LP]Admer456** > > hlrad.exe calculates the shadows, but since doors and trains and other brush-based entities are entities, then hlrad.exe ignores the door as a brush and calculates shadows just as they weren't there. > > TIP: If you scale a texture to be smaller, shadows on that area will be better (like sort of in CS:GO) this is css, not 1.6, m8. URL to post:
