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Zgłoś problem z tłumaczeniem
http://steamcommunity.com/app/220700/discussions/0/540743212139893198/#c540743212797546062
I also have a tutorial-video I made that gives an example on how to use the Victor's Light Effects script:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVTyNGgwPA
Cheers! :)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3cnjj2et2krgzua/LoneWolfDon_Tutorial_Demo.zip
Example Comment commands you can put to first create a shade for a map, then to create a torchlight effect around the party:
<create shade>
opacity: 90, blue: 95, red: 30
</create shade>
<actor light>
id: 50, name: "torch",opacity: 250, var: 3, speed: 1, zoom: 220
</actor light>
Is there any way I can change the colour of the torch? I haven't had much time to read through the scripts so I'm not sure how I might do so
Well, for changing colors of the lights itself..
Perhaps use a graphic editing software, like GIMP (or whatever your prefer), load in the image, switch to a "negative" of the image (Invert it). Add/adjust or chage the color to how you'd prefer. Invert the image again, and export/save the changes (I'd suggest to export as a new image/ new filename, so you won't overwrite the original images).
Excuse me sir but your demo doesnt work! You should fix the dropbox link so i can take a look at it too.