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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Streetlights won't light up

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Komet
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I've been messing about with trying to make the streetlight from the WW2 folder light up, I placed a light marker there and that is fine but the lamp itself is dull and not lit.

How can I make it look like the streetlight is giving off the light?

Don't tell me to search, I've done that and read the manual.
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Veron
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Posted: 16th Mar 2007 13:21
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The most realistic way is to use LYTE-FX, from Butter Fingers, there's a topic on it in the Models & Media Forum.

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KeithC
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Are you placing the light marker inside the light, or next to it. I used 2 lights, one at each opposing corner....just in front of the glass. That seemed to work.

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Smitho
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Posted: 16th Mar 2007 13:26
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Press page up to move the entity up or down.
If I were you, i would edit the texture where the lightblub is, to make it look brighter.

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Komet
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Posted: 16th Mar 2007 13:43
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@ Vernon, £10? thanks but my budget for buying software is spent for the next couple of months It's the actual streetlight I am having a problem with not directional lighting as such.

@ Keith, I place it on the same level as the streetlight more or less just in the same place. I'll try infront of the glass, thanks.

@ Smitho, good ideas, thanks to you too.
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FredP
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If you place the light inside the streetlight it probably won't work.
Your best bet is to do what Keith said.
What Smitho said is not a bad idea either.

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Komet
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I will give that a try tomorrow Fred, thanks.
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