Is it possible to use skin key (or any other hack method except making a mod) to assign texture from my map's bsp file? 

Less hacky, but annoying to set up: configure a tightly focused light (high wait, high brightness / strong antilight) so only affects one lightmap sample, and position this at the entity origin.

If that would still be visible: Make a sunken pit under the model with the desired light level at the bottom, cover it with a func_wall to hide it (I forget if monsters will walk on that?) 

Only support forced light settings on brush entities? 

Supporting minlight on func_detail/func_group would be doable, just messy to implement since qbsp has to do part of it. 

Cheers, so I guess the model lighting only picks up the light from the world, and not brush entities?

I quite like the idea of putting a tight speck of light under the model - can minlight work as a spotlight? That could be one way of easily getting a fixed lightlevel in a small spot? 

Yep, mdl lighting does a traceline (straight down) against the world model only, and samples the lightmap brightness where the trace impacts. I'm not sure if any engines change this behaviour to include bmodels.

Unfortunately, combining local minlight (delay 4) with a spotlight appears to be unsupported in tyrutils (just a bug / oversight), I added it to my bug list. 

cheers - minlight spotlights sound like they could be a very easy way to do it, when you get round it of course, no rush :} 

some engines, including fitzquake, lerp between the 4 closest lightmap samples instead of just taking a single sample. This will affect what you see if there is a high-frequency change in the lightmap under a model 

Ah cheers.

I imagine I'll just make it look ok in QuakeSpasm and call it a day. 

I finally finishing my Intro for a quake game, all entities has very good. But, 2 last questions for details:

1- exist volume key for an ambience sound trigger? default?

2- In a func_buttons of a counter to open a door, how I set to not move the buttons?(cause they are shootable, health 1) 

Values: Sound Attenuation

ATTN_NONE = 0; // full volume everywhere in the level
ATTN_NORM = 1; // normal

func_button on counter no move

classname func_button
target X
targetname counter target
speed 100
wait -1
health <0 >1000
 

trigger its targets without sliding.
If this is the case then use
lip XX
where XX is thickness of your button 

http://prntscr.com/a7xs2o 

 

 

Change the angle so it moves backwards. That way it will be less noticeable. 

Works :D 

i'm not sure, but i think buttons always have to move at least 1 unit (or less than 1). so lip 31.999 might work...

of course, fifth's solution is much simpler. :) 

 

Lol, when I read the last messages the map was finally ended. Thanks to all yours I made a map for first time, was started hard, but all help Works to me.
When ended the game proyect, I think in help for a hard mapping trigger idea. 

 

Enter: record mydemo in the console. Then load the map 

and then type stop in the console when you are done recording. 

deluxe! 

in e2m1 and e3m1 of quake appears the key card, how I get it on TB editor?