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skip Members Posts: 1236 Location: Ireland Occupation: breaking is200's Age: 30 V$: 11690	#1 2017-12-09 23:13
	So i'm making a map and don't know how to make lights work on a map. sooo could anyone help and let me know how? 50/50 knowledge in 3dsmax.

Bigg Boss93 The Godfathers Posts: 4024 http://rdbl.co/1Hmg5XL Location: Italy - Sardegna Occupation: Swimming out of the shit pool Age: 30 V$: More than you can afford, pal.	#2 2017-12-09 23:29
	You've got to add native objects with the track wizard's tool
	With so much drama in the V-S-T, it's kinda hard being Bigg B-O-double-S-ninetythree Boss'Crew
skip Members Posts: 1236 Location: Ireland Occupation: breaking is200's Age: 30 V$: 11690	#3 2017-12-09 23:35
	I'll try that out, thanks probably will need more help later on tho, knowing me it won't work

Bigg Boss93 The Godfathers Posts: 4024 http://rdbl.co/1Hmg5XL Location: Italy - Sardegna Occupation: Swimming out of the shit pool Age: 30 V$: More than you can afford, pal.	#4 2017-12-09 23:36
	Well try, and then say what didnt work
	With so much drama in the V-S-T, it's kinda hard being Bigg B-O-double-S-ninetythree Boss'Crew
doge Wise Guys Posts: 3764 http://instagram.com/djuk.i.c/ Location: Slovenia Occupation: professional parking lot hoonigan Age: 25 V$: 웃	#5 2017-12-10 00:06
	You can ask adnan, he was saying something about adding some render scripts to rpk or something idk exacly Adnan: basically it is the same thing as add a light to a headlight you need add a render in the rpk and them add a render with flag 4 in the map cfg but there's a max number of renders that you can add in a cfg (that's why some lights in grove street doesn't work)
	"...he's a good boy, just as you'd expect from a shibe" -Bigg Boss93
Bigg Boss93 The Godfathers Posts: 4024 http://rdbl.co/1Hmg5XL Location: Italy - Sardegna Occupation: Swimming out of the shit pool Age: 30 V$: More than you can afford, pal.	#6 2017-12-10 00:34
	That's a lame way to do it. Yeah, i know. He copied it from my pudsey's cfg, which got the garage's light spots. Though all the other light spots are into the rdb/rpk, in form of native objects. That was made using a cfg with a single light spot at coordinates 0x0x0 and then, with a simple cut, move, center pivot to object move, i got all the coordinates of the light poles lantern, which has then been converted into native coordinates and dropped, as said, into the rdb. It's a really time consuming thing but the end result is worth it
	With so much drama in the V-S-T, it's kinda hard being Bigg B-O-double-S-ninetythree Boss'Crew
doge Wise Guys Posts: 3764 http://instagram.com/djuk.i.c/ Location: Slovenia Occupation: professional parking lot hoonigan Age: 25 V$: 웃	#7 2017-12-10 00:41
	It's worth it, indeed
	"...he's a good boy, just as you'd expect from a shibe" -Bigg Boss93
skip Members Posts: 1236 Location: Ireland Occupation: breaking is200's Age: 30 V$: 11690	#8 2017-12-10 00:43
	Does it really take long? I now regret making so many damn street lights if it takes this long

doge Wise Guys Posts: 3764 http://instagram.com/djuk.i.c/ Location: Slovenia Occupation: professional parking lot hoonigan Age: 25 V$: 웃	#9 2017-12-10 00:44
	Take your time, make it good
	"...he's a good boy, just as you'd expect from a shibe" -Bigg Boss93

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