Call of Duty 4: worldspawn settings - Revision history

CoDEmanX at 04:40, 19 July 2009

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	{{Note\|Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.}}		{{Note\|Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.}}

	{{Info\|You can find the ~~Cod4~~ Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]}}		{{Info\|You can find the CoD4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]}}
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	== How? ==		== How? ==

	*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press {{Key\|N}}. It will bring up the Entity Window. Scroll to the end and click to hightlight 'worldspawn'.		*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press {{Key\|N}}. It will bring up the Entity Window. Scroll to the end and click to hightlight 'worldspawn'.
	*Start to enter the desired Key/Value Pairs ('''KVP'''). To do this, type the key name ''(e.g. "~~ambient~~"''), hit {{Key\|Tab}} or click on the value textfield and type the value ''(e.g. "0.7")''. Add the KVP to the worldspawn by pressing {{Key\|Enter}}.		*Start to enter the desired Key/Value Pairs ('''KVP'''). To do this, type the key name ''(e.g. "sunlight"''), hit {{Key\|Tab}} or click on the value textfield and type the value ''(e.g. "1.1")''. Add the KVP to the worldspawn by pressing {{Key\|Enter}}.
	*Do not enter the quote marks!		*Do not enter the quote marks!
	*To edit a KVP, click on a list entry, make the changes in the key and value textfields and confirm with {{Key\|Enter}}		*To edit a KVP, click on a list entry, make the changes in the key and value textfields and confirm with {{Key\|Enter}}
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	As an example here are the Worldspawn settings from Overgrown, which are bright day light.		As an example here are the Worldspawn settings from Overgrown, which are bright day light.

			[[Image:Worldspawn3.png]]

	<pre>"radiosityScale" "2"		<pre>"radiosityScale" "2"
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	[[Category:Call of Duty 4]]		[[Category:Call of Duty 4]]

CoDEmanX at 04:25, 19 July 2009

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	== How? ==		== How? ==

	*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press {{Key\|N}}. It will bring up the Entity Window; Scroll to the end and click to hightlight '~~Worldspawn~~'		*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press {{Key\|N}}. It will bring up the Entity Window. Scroll to the end and click to hightlight 'worldspawn'.
			*Start to enter the desired Key/Value Pairs ('''KVP'''). To do this, type the key name ''(e.g. "ambient"''), hit {{Key\|Tab}} or click on the value textfield and type the value ''(e.g. "0.7")''. Add the KVP to the worldspawn by pressing {{Key\|Enter}}.
			*Do not enter the quote marks!
			*To edit a KVP, click on a list entry, make the changes in the key and value textfields and confirm with {{Key\|Enter}}
			*You can delete KVPs by selecting a list entry and clicking the "Del Key/Pair" button

CoDEmanX at 02:21, 19 July 2009

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	~~__NOEDITSECTION__~~		{{Note\|Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.}}
	~~[[Category:Call of Duty 4]]~~

	~~[[Image:Nutshell.png]] Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.~~		{{Info\|You can find the Cod4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]}}

	~~[[Image:Information.png]]~~ You can find the Cod4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]

	== How? ==		== How? ==

	*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press 'N'. It will bring up the Entity Window; Scroll to the end and click to hightlight '~~Wolrdspawn~~'		*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press {{Key\|N}}. It will bring up the Entity Window; Scroll to the end and click to hightlight 'Worldspawn'


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	''Below is the list of possible Key/Values in use for Worldspawn settings''		''Below is the list of possible Key/Values in use for Worldspawn settings''

	*~~<font color="yellow">~~music -~~</font>~~ Music wav file. Can optionally specify intro & loop files to play		*{{Color\|music -\|yellow}} Music wav file. Can optionally specify intro & loop files to play
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~ambienttrack -~~</font>~~ Ambient wav file.		*{{Color\|ambienttrack -\|yellow}} Ambient wav file.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~gravity -~~</font>~~ 800 is default gravity		*{{Color\|gravity -\|yellow}} 800 is default gravity
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~message -~~</font>~~ Text to print during connection process		*{{Color\|message -\|yellow}} Text to print during connection process
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~ambient -~~</font>~~ Ambient light value (single scale, 1 = full bright, 2 = full overbright, must use '_color')		*{{Color\|ambient -\|yellow}} Ambient light value (single scale, 1 = full bright, 2 = full overbright, must use '_color')
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~_color -~~</font>~~ Ambient light color (RGB triple, must be used with 'ambient')		*{{Color\|_color -\|yellow}} Ambient light color (RGB triple, must be used with 'ambient')
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~sunColor -~~</font>~~ RGB values for direct sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'sunlight')		*{{Color\|sunColor -\|yellow}} RGB values for direct sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'sunlight')
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~sunLight -~~</font>~~ Intensity of the sun (1 = fullbright, 2 = full overbright for something facing directly at the sun, must use 'suncolor')		*{{Color\|sunLight -\|yellow}} Intensity of the sun (1 = fullbright, 2 = full overbright for something facing directly at the sun, must use 'suncolor')
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~sunRadiosity -~~</font>~~ Intensity of the sun used for radiosity. If not set, 'sunLight' is used for radiosity too. Set higher than 'sunLight' to make sun radiosity stronger.		*{{Color\|sunRadiosity -\|yellow}} Intensity of the sun used for radiosity. If not set, 'sunLight' is used for radiosity too. Set higher than 'sunLight' to make sun radiosity stronger.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~sunDiffuseColor -~~</font>~~ RGB values for diffuse sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'diffusefraction')		*{{Color\|sunDiffuseColor -\|yellow}} RGB values for diffuse sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'diffusefraction')
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~diffuseFraction -~~</font>~~ fraction of sunlight intensity to come from the diffuse lighting (in range 0-1; eg, 0.5, works with 'sundiffusecolor')		*{{Color\|diffuseFraction -\|yellow}} fraction of sunlight intensity to come from the diffuse lighting (in range 0-1; eg, 0.5, works with 'sundiffusecolor')
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~sunDirection -~~</font>~~ pitch-yaw-roll for direction to sun (eg, sundirection -45 135 0). Pitch is usually 0 to -90 and yaw is any angle.		*{{Color\|sunDirection -\|yellow}} pitch-yaw-roll for direction to sun (eg, sundirection -45 135 0). Pitch is usually 0 to -90 and yaw is any angle.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~sunIsPrimaryLight -~~</font>~~ set to 0 to make the sun a secondary light. If absent or non-zero, the sun is a primary light.		*{{Color\|sunIsPrimaryLight -\|yellow}} set to 0 to make the sun a secondary light. If absent or non-zero, the sun is a primary light.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~radiosityScale -~~</font>~~ how much light bounces on each radiosity pass. 1 is the "physically correct" default. Smaller values reduce radiosity, larger values exaggerate it.		*{{Color\|radiosityScale -\|yellow}} how much light bounces on each radiosity pass. 1 is the "physically correct" default. Smaller values reduce radiosity, larger values exaggerate it.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~contrastGain -~~</font>~~ 0 to 1 scale for adding contrast to bumpmap lighting. 0 is no added contrast, 1 is maximum. Higher values may have artifacts.		*{{Color\|contrastGain -\|yellow}} 0 to 1 scale for adding contrast to bumpmap lighting. 0 is no added contrast, 1 is maximum. Higher values may have artifacts.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~northyaw -~~</font>~~ yaw angle that denotes the direction of north		*{{Color\|northyaw -\|yellow}} yaw angle that denotes the direction of north
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~reflection_color_correction -~~</font>~~ name of the default color correction to use for reflection probe		*{{Color\|reflection_color_correction -\|yellow}} name of the default color correction to use for reflection probe
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~reflection_ignore_portals -~~</font>~~ if not 0 or blank ignore portals when finding closest reflection probe for static geometry.		*{{Color\|reflection_ignore_portals -\|yellow}} if not 0 or blank ignore portals when finding closest reflection probe for static geometry.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~coll_node_limit -~~</font>~~ if set to a non-zero value limit the number of children per node in the collision trees.		*{{Color\|coll_node_limit -\|yellow}} if set to a non-zero value limit the number of children per node in the collision trees.
	*~~<font color="yellow">~~blocksize -~~</font>~~ if set to a non-zero use for the blocksize when compiling the map. Blocksize will cut the map geometry, increasing the total geometry and memory but it may help performance in some cases.		*{{Color\|blocksize -\|yellow}} if set to a non-zero use for the blocksize when compiling the map. Blocksize will cut the map geometry, increasing the total geometry and memory but it may help performance in some cases.

	~~[[Image:Information.png]]~~ To view the Worlspawn setting in Radiant you can use F8 then Ctrl-F8		{{Hint\|To view the Worlspawn setting in Radiant you can use {{Key\|F8}} then {{Key\|Ctrl+F8}} }}

	[[Image:Worldspawn2.png]]		[[Image:Worldspawn2.png]]


	== Example ==		== Example ==
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			[[Category:Call of Duty 4]]
			[[Category:Mapping]]
			[[Category:Lighting]]
			[[Category:Worldspawn]]
			[[Category:Radiant]]
			[[Category:Technical Reference]]

Zeroy at 13:05, 28 October 2008

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	==Keys/Values==		==Keys/Values==

	*Below is the list of possible Key/Values in use for Worldspawn settings:		''Below is the list of possible Key/Values in use for Worldspawn settings''
	**music - Music wav file. Can optionally specify intro & loop files to play
	**ambienttrack - Ambient wav file.		*<font color="yellow">music -</font> Music wav file. Can optionally specify intro & loop files to play
	**gravity - 800 is default gravity		*<font color="yellow">ambienttrack -</font> Ambient wav file.
	**message - Text to print during connection process		*<font color="yellow">gravity -</font> 800 is default gravity
	**ambient - Ambient light value (single scale, 1 = full bright, 2 = full overbright, must use '_color')		*<font color="yellow">message -</font> Text to print during connection process
	**_color - Ambient light color (RGB triple, must be used with 'ambient')		*<font color="yellow">ambient -</font> Ambient light value (single scale, 1 = full bright, 2 = full overbright, must use '_color')
	**sunColor - RGB values for direct sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'sunlight')		*<font color="yellow">_color -</font> Ambient light color (RGB triple, must be used with 'ambient')
	**sunLight - Intensity of the sun (1 = fullbright, 2 = full overbright for something facing directly at the sun, must use 'suncolor')		*<font color="yellow">sunColor -</font> RGB values for direct sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'sunlight')
	**sunRadiosity - Intensity of the sun used for radiosity. If not set, 'sunLight' is used for radiosity too. Set higher than 'sunLight' to make sun radiosity stronger.		*<font color="yellow">sunLight -</font> Intensity of the sun (1 = fullbright, 2 = full overbright for something facing directly at the sun, must use 'suncolor')
	**sunDiffuseColor - RGB values for diffuse sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'diffusefraction')		*<font color="yellow">sunRadiosity -</font> Intensity of the sun used for radiosity. If not set, 'sunLight' is used for radiosity too. Set higher than 'sunLight' to make sun radiosity stronger.
	**diffuseFraction - fraction of sunlight intensity to come from the diffuse lighting (in range 0-1; eg, 0.5, works with 'sundiffusecolor')		*<font color="yellow">sunDiffuseColor -</font> RGB values for diffuse sunlight color (color only, not brightness, 0-1 scale, works with 'diffusefraction')
	**sunDirection - pitch-yaw-roll for direction to sun (eg, sundirection -45 135 0). Pitch is usually 0 to -90 and yaw is any angle.		*<font color="yellow">diffuseFraction -</font> fraction of sunlight intensity to come from the diffuse lighting (in range 0-1; eg, 0.5, works with 'sundiffusecolor')
	**sunIsPrimaryLight - set to 0 to make the sun a secondary light. If absent or non-zero, the sun is a primary light.		*<font color="yellow">sunDirection -</font> pitch-yaw-roll for direction to sun (eg, sundirection -45 135 0). Pitch is usually 0 to -90 and yaw is any angle.
	**radiosityScale - how much light bounces on each radiosity pass. 1 is the "physically correct" default. Smaller values reduce radiosity, larger values exaggerate it.		*<font color="yellow">sunIsPrimaryLight -</font> set to 0 to make the sun a secondary light. If absent or non-zero, the sun is a primary light.
	**contrastGain - 0 to 1 scale for adding contrast to bumpmap lighting. 0 is no added contrast, 1 is maximum. Higher values may have artifacts.		*<font color="yellow">radiosityScale -</font> how much light bounces on each radiosity pass. 1 is the "physically correct" default. Smaller values reduce radiosity, larger values exaggerate it.
	**northyaw yaw angle that denotes the direction of north		*<font color="yellow">contrastGain -</font> 0 to 1 scale for adding contrast to bumpmap lighting. 0 is no added contrast, 1 is maximum. Higher values may have artifacts.
	**reflection_color_correction - name of the default color correction to use for reflection probe		*<font color="yellow">northyaw -</font> yaw angle that denotes the direction of north
	**reflection_ignore_portals - if not 0 or blank ignore portals when finding closest reflection probe for static geometry.		*<font color="yellow">reflection_color_correction -</font> name of the default color correction to use for reflection probe
	**coll_node_limit - if set to a non-zero value limit the number of children per node in the collision trees.		*<font color="yellow">reflection_ignore_portals -</font> if not 0 or blank ignore portals when finding closest reflection probe for static geometry.
	**blocksize - if set to a non-zero use for the blocksize when compiling the map. Blocksize will cut the map geometry, increasing the total geometry and memory but it may help performance in some cases.		*<font color="yellow">coll_node_limit -</font> if set to a non-zero value limit the number of children per node in the collision trees.
			*<font color="yellow">blocksize -</font> if set to a non-zero use for the blocksize when compiling the map. Blocksize will cut the map geometry, increasing the total geometry and memory but it may help performance in some cases.

	[[Image:Information.png]] To view the Worlspawn setting in Radiant you can use F8 then Ctrl-F8		[[Image:Information.png]] To view the Worlspawn setting in Radiant you can use F8 then Ctrl-F8

Zeroy at 13:03, 28 October 2008

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	[[Image:Nutshell.png]] Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.		[[Image:Nutshell.png]] Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.

	[[Image:Information.png]] You can find the Cod4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]		[[Image:Information.png]] You can find the Cod4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]

	== How? ==		== How? ==

Zeroy at 13:03, 28 October 2008

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	[[Image:Information.png]] You can find the Cod4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]		[[Image:Information.png]] You can find the Cod4 Stock Worldspawn Settings [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings\|here]]

			== How? ==

	*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press 'N'. It will bring up the Entity Window; Scroll to the end and click to hightlight 'Wolrdspawn'		*To add Worldspawn settings to your map/level, open it in Radiant, deselect all and press 'N'. It will bring up the Entity Window; Scroll to the end and click to hightlight 'Wolrdspawn'
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	[[Image:Worldspawn.png]]		[[Image:Worldspawn.png]]


	==Keys/Values==		==Keys/Values==
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	**coll_node_limit - if set to a non-zero value limit the number of children per node in the collision trees.		**coll_node_limit - if set to a non-zero value limit the number of children per node in the collision trees.
	**blocksize - if set to a non-zero use for the blocksize when compiling the map. Blocksize will cut the map geometry, increasing the total geometry and memory but it may help performance in some cases.		**blocksize - if set to a non-zero use for the blocksize when compiling the map. Blocksize will cut the map geometry, increasing the total geometry and memory but it may help performance in some cases.
	**In the map editor, select the 6 [[Call of Duty 4: Skybox\|skybox brushes]] and press 'n'. This will bring up the Entity window.
	**Now simply add key / value pairs. To see what the stock key / value pairs are, see the list .

	[[Image:Information.png]] To view the Worlspawn setting in Radiant you can use F8 then Ctrl-F8		[[Image:Information.png]] To view the Worlspawn setting in Radiant you can use F8 then Ctrl-F8

	[[Image:Worldspawn2.png]]		[[Image:Worldspawn2.png]]
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	"suncolor" "0.84 0.81 0.58"		"suncolor" "0.84 0.81 0.58"
	"ambient" ".10"</pre>		"ambient" ".10"</pre>


			--[[User:Zeroy\|Zeroy.]] 13:03, 28 October 2008 (UTC)

Zeroy at 13:02, 28 October 2008

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	*Below is the list of possible Key/Values in use for Worldspawn settings:		*Below is the list of possible Key/Values in use for Worldspawn settings:

	**music - Music wav file. Can optionally specify intro & loop files to play		**music - Music wav file. Can optionally specify intro & loop files to play
	**ambienttrack - Ambient wav file.		**ambienttrack - Ambient wav file.

Zeroy at 13:01, 28 October 2008

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-Now simply add key / value pairs. To see what the stock key / value pairs are, see the list [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings|here]].
+[[Image:Nutshell.png]] Every map should have exactly one worldspawn. Worldspawn settings are what determine the Lighting, Ambient Lighting and Sun properties for your level.

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Daevius at 11:19, 18 August 2008

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In the map editor, select the 6 [[Call of Duty 4: Skybox|skybox brushes]] and press 'n'. This will bring up the Entity window.

Now simply add key / value pairs. To see what the stock key / value pairs are, see the list [[Call of Duty 4: Stock worldspawn settings|here]].