Problem mit Straßenleuchte / Problem with street lamp

Marpe · 2. Februar 2016

The source of the light should be at the red X but keeps moving out over to around where the blue X is. It looks bad and I'm not sure how to fix this?

Die Quelle des Lichts sollte auf das rote X sein, aber hält mehr auf wo der blaue X ist. Es sieht schlecht aus und ich bin nicht sicher, wie man dieses Problem beheben?

Marpe · 4. Februar 2016

Anybody?

Maerkertram · 4. Februar 2016

Omsi saves the light effects in a so called "lightmap". The lightmap always has a resolution of 256x256px (?) per tile so it can move about 1m.

If it's your own object, then you maybe told Omsi that the light source should be away from the pole.

Marpe · 5. Februar 2016

It is my own object, However, I'm very confident that I put the origins of the light at x 0 y 0 which should be the center of the object in Blender. ~~I'll show you the config once I get home.~~

Code

[groups]
2
Vejobjekter
Lamper
[friendlyname]
Lampe 1
[collision_mesh]
Vejobjekt_Lampe_1.o3d
[mesh]
Vejobjekt_Lampe_1.o3d
[shadow]
##############################################
[light_enh_2]
pos_x
pos_y
pos_z position
dir_x
dir_y
dir_z direction
up_x
up_y
up_z vector pointing up (if rotating = 2) or rotation axis (if rotating = 1)
omni 0 = directional light, 1 = omnidirectional light
rotating 0 = light effect will be directed to dir vector, 1 = light will rotate to user (around UP axis),
2 = light will rotate to user (around all axis)
r color
g color
b color
size meters
conesize_inner_angle degree, angle of inner cone (full brightness)
conesize_outer_angle degree, angle of outer cone (beginning of visibility)
fading_variable 0 = dark, 1 = normal, 2 = double, 0.5 = half brightness, if invalid, 1 will be constantly used
factor factor multiplied
z-offset offset of spot from position to user (if the light would
be inside of a solid object, you can make it visible
with this parameter; just set it e.g. two times of the
radius of the solid object.
lensflare light will create lens flare effects (depends on environmental brightness):
0 = none
1 = star
cone light will create cone effect (depends on fog and environmental brightness and only if it is no omnidirectional light)
timeconst time constant. It controls how much time the light will need to reach 63% of the illumination intensity
(or 27% in case of switch off)
bitmap effect texture (if "" then standard texture will be used)
enhanced light effect, only omnidirectional: (same as above, but with omni = 1 and rotating = 2 and dir and up vector only zeros)
[light_enh_2]
0.408929
-0.0
5.682812
0
0
-1
0
0
0
0
1
255
190
100
2
60
160
NightlightA
0.8
0.5
1
1
0.2
[light_enh_2]
-0.408929
-0.0
5.682812
0
0
-1
0
0
0
0
1
255
190
100
2
60
160
NightlightA
0.8
0.5
1
1
0.2
##############################################
Der Befehl [maplight] erzeugt eine Lichtquelle, die die Karte anleuchtet. Zunächst folgen x, y, z,
dann r, g, b und zuletzt der Radius, bei dem die volle Intensität erreicht wird. Danach gilt die
Abnahme mit dem Quadrat der Entfernung.
[maplight]
0
0
6
1
0.776
0.46
3.5
[nomaplighting]

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