Outdoor Area lightning

[killzone]

Im making a map,called dm-IsenGard (Based On Lord Of thE rings)
im now making the outdoor area,but its so big,i cant add that many lights in the map,any one know a other way?

[=iNi=Admin]

Why cant you add that many lights... How big is this place?

I am not sure if you looked into the properties of Lights or not, though there are settings you can change.
Some of those settings can make the light spread over a HUGE area.
Go to a light's properties and the go to "Light Color"
Here you will see " Brightness" <---This can be modified to make it real bright/Default is 64... try up to 255.
Then right below "Light Color" , you will see "Lighting"
Inside the settings of Lighting you will see the "Light Radius"
Change this to 255 <---- this will make light travel to a wider radius.

[vitaminc]

killzone said:

Im making a map,called dm-IsenGard (Based On Lord Of thE rings)
im now making the outdoor area,but its so big,i cant add that many lights in the map,any one know a other way?

Yes there is another way actualy.
Add a 'zone info' in the big area you dont want to add lights.
Now go to its proporties,zone light>AmbientBrightness>60
for example I used 60 in my map (will post the links later).
But now you have to close your new bright area with a sheet or cube but this is hard... well thats what I know!
Hope I helped You, btw are you [DarkWolf] from rune game .com forum?

My two maps, grab them here:

www.rune-resource.de/comment.php?dlid=712&ENGINEsessID=2c110713988a843325ad9ebc9f229d09

www.rune-resource.de/comment.php?dlid=729&ENGINEsessID=87ac825aea56ab0b2fd6c2f51f41ce4b

[=iNi=Deliverance]

This is another way to do it. This is the ambient method vs the dynamic lighting style.
1 is simple(ambient), though does not look realistic at all, as the other(dynamic lighting) is a realistic point of lighting. It all depends on the maps needs as to which method you use.

[vitaminc]

This is very intresting, UnrealEd has so many options...

[vitaminc]

inideliverance said:

This is another way to do it. This is the ambient method vs the dynamic lighting style.
1 is simple(ambient), though does not look realistic at all, as the other(dynamic lighting) is a realistic point of lighting. It all depends on the maps needs as to which method you use.

BTW how to do this?

[=iNi=Deliverance]

You are soooo right about the many ways to do things! That is what makes the editor a sort of addiction. There are always others ways to do things. ;D
They are all good, and all used throught different areas of a map or maps.

I remember your name from before "C"
Were you in the mapping contest that I was a judge for?

[vitaminc]

inideliverance said:

You are soooo right about the many ways to do things! That is what makes the editor a sort of addiction. There are always others ways to do things. ;D
They are all good, and all used throught different areas of a map or maps.

I remember your name from before "C"
Were you in the mapping contest that I was a judge for?

Nope wasnt me ;D I have just started mapping...