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Lights problem. (stop lighting)

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Hi people.

After creating the AGN files including the lighpoles using scenproc, i opened the Annotator to correct some vegetation issues and appears an error message concerning to the lights Guid. After working with the annotator and click save, all the lights poles included in the saved bgl appears correctly but without light (like the right middle of the city in the second photo).

Any idea?
 

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Are the lights in a bgl or in the autogen?

It seems annotator can't find the guid. You get it from the default.xml file? Maybe annotator can't find that file.
 
The lights are created in AGN files, and the guid sould be the correct one cos it works with the scenproc perfectly. And also when you go with the mouse over the GUID in scenproc appears a popup with the name on the lib class. Anyway, after saving the file with the Annotator, the light poles still appears but with no light at night.
 
i think the guid you are trying to use was introduced later by Richard Ludowise and Luis Féliz-Tirado
search for their updated terrain.cfg and update yours


Chris
 
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