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SDK Light looks like a marble

wideloadwhitford

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Good evening,

My goal is to use the "Light Row" technique with a model I have made. I have the model in MSFS with no issues, however the "Light Preset" I made is rgb blue #255, but it shows as a little blue marble. I'm trying to make it more of a realistic looking lightbulb with it being fuzzy. I have attached a picture of my model with the blue marble hovering above it.

I am really puzzled at this because I have messed with all of the settings and cannot get it to become fuzzy. (Radius makes it larger, Intensity makes it more visible from far away).




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This is the look I am going for.

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Another example

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You can consider to change the colour from full blue to a light blue?

Also putting a glass on the model helps a lot to add realism
 
mamu said:
You can consider to change the colour from full blue to a light blue?

Also putting a glass on the model helps a lot to add realism
Click to expand...

I have put the light inside the glass and it looks much better. Just to be clear there is no way to make the circle more soft?

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