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[Lights] entry limitation

DragonflightDesign

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The SDK docs say 'light.0 to light.n' when talking about the number of lights you can place in the [lights] section of the aircraft.cfg file, implying that you can have lots and lots of them. Well, tonight's experience of head meeting wall and making a big dent says that you can only have 21 entries (light.0 to light.20). Can anyone confirm this?

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Well this my be a hold out from fs2004 which is confirmed. Actually thought it was 20 entries as a limit but either way, it appears so.

Greg
 
I know there is a limit. I never checked what it was.
But that's what smoke is good for. You can trigger the effect without the rigid naming conventions of the lights.
 
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