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Although '''not recommended''', the PBR effect can be assigned as usual by adding an <tt><effect></tt> tag in the model XML and configuring it like you would configure [[Model-combined effect|model-combined]]. | Although '''not recommended''', the PBR effect can be assigned as usual by adding an <tt><effect></tt> tag in the model XML and configuring it like you would configure [[Model-combined effect|model-combined]]. | ||
=== Lights === | |||
Lights are defined using the [[Compositor#Lights|Compositor syntax]]. However, since we are dealing with physically-based values, the ambient/diffuse/specular values are ignored and the <tt>color</tt> and <tt>intensity</tt> parameters are used instead. The <tt>attenuation</tt> parameter is also ignored. | |||
It is possible to have a light definition that is compatible with both ALS and HDR by defining all parameters at the same time. This might be troublesome though because the same values might yield different results under each pipeline. | |||
An example light definition is shown below: | |||
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"> | |||
<light> | |||
<name>my-spotlight</name> | |||
<type>spot</type> | |||
<position> | |||
<x-m>-7.7476</x-m> | |||
<y-m>0</y-m> | |||
<z-m>-1.7990</z-m> | |||
</position> | |||
<direction> | |||
<x>-1.0</x> | |||
<y>0</y> | |||
<z>-0.013</z> | |||
</direction> | |||
<color> | |||
<r>1.0</r> | |||
<g>0.0</g> | |||
<b>0.0</b> | |||
</color> | |||
<intensity>10</intensity> | |||
<spot-exponent>5</spot-exponent> | |||
<spot-cutoff>40</spot-cutoff> | |||
<range-m>50</range-m> | |||
</light> | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
== References == | == References == | ||