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Greetings all!

Tried to search around a little bit but could not find an answer to my problem so now I'm asking for a little help.

I'm having problem with my doors turn up glowing bright is they are to close a light. Tried different shaders without any luck.
Is there a way to not have you'r door bright up like hell with ambiance set to 0? It's like you can easily see which door is fake and which one can me opened, cause the fake ones merges with the shadows and the ambiance, but the ones that can be opened illuminate like a beacon.
See picture to understand what I mean.

Thanks all for reading this and appreciate the time to take to help out!

Looks like a BLOOM problem. In your setup.ini change postprocessing=1 to postprocessing=0. Try it and see.
Also remember to make any setup.ini changes with FPSC
closed or changes wont take effect.

Thanks! Helped a little but still if there is a light near the door its turning out brighter then the fake doors, it pretty much ruins alot as you can just walk down a hallway and see which door can be opened and which ones can't be.

I have had the same issue at times, other than rearranging might light layout, or atleast rethinking it.

If the door is within the light diameter the doors will glow. What I did was just lower the diameter([ or ] keys)so that is is just short of the door, youll have to tweak it to get it just right. If that light is too dim for the room place on light marker near the ceiling at a low strength setting but a slightly brighter shade. then place a marker ,slightly dimmer in the floor all the way up to the brownish part of the bulb and get the strength to where its just short of the door.

something else that I have been playing with that might help is setting my ambience to fit the overall lighting of the level.
I am building a map that takes place at night during a full moon.
my light markers are set to r=106 g=106 b=255. My ambience is set to ambience=0,r=106,g=106,b=255 this allows me to tweak the overall light as well as indvidual room lighting.

Alright thanks! Going to try that out when I get back home