Bug #1109
Suggeting improvements on lighting effects
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Description
The current is not so accurate.
History
#1
Updated by bac9 almost 11 years ago
Updated by - Status changed from New to Not a Bug
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
Your screenshots depict per-vertex lighting, not correct per-pixel lighting. That's an extremely coarse fallback method of rendering light that is only used on lowest quality level or when you exceed the per-pixel light limit of your quality preset (for all additional lights beyond it). Judging from the fact that it's night in your screenshots and you only have one spotlight in the frame, it's probably the former and you have extremely low quality preset enabled.
There is nothing that can be done with the quality of vertex lighting. You can either switch to a higher quality preset or adjust allowed per-pixel light limit in the graphics options separately. I recommend using value no less than 8.
#2
Updated by Cesrate over 10 years ago
Updated by 
bac9 wrote:
Your screenshots depict per-vertex lighting, not correct per-pixel lighting. That's an extremely coarse fallback method of rendering light that is only used on lowest quality level or when you exceed the per-pixel light limit of your quality preset (for all additional lights beyond it). Judging from the fact that it's night in your screenshots and you only have one spotlight in the frame, it's probably the former and you have extremely low quality preset enabled.
There is nothing that can be done with the quality of vertex lighting. You can either switch to a higher quality preset or adjust allowed per-pixel light limit in the graphics options separately. I recommend using value no less than 8.
No; I have the highest grapics settings, and I activated 144 lights at the same time.