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The '''Lights''' section in Metroid Prime areas defines several different types of lights: spot, point, directional, and custom. The exact behavior for each type of light is not entirely known, however they all use the same struct. The only difference is how they're utilized by the engine. | The '''Lights''' section in Metroid Prime areas defines several different types of lights: spot, point, directional, and custom. The exact behavior for each type of light is not entirely known, however they all use the same struct. The only difference is how they're utilized by the engine. | ||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2015
The Lights section in Metroid Prime areas defines several different types of lights: spot, point, directional, and custom. The exact behavior for each type of light is not entirely known, however they all use the same struct. The only difference is how they're utilized by the engine.
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This file format needs a lot of research Need to research meaning behind remaining unknowns |
Format
The header for the light section is extremely simple and consists of the magic, 0xBABEDEAD, followed by two arrays of lights, preceded by their count.
Light
Lights are a 0x41 byte long struct and consists of the following:
| Offset | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0x0 | long | Light Type |
| 0x4 | float3 | Light Color |
| 0x10 | float3 | Position |
| 0x1C | float3 | Direction |
| 0x28 | float | Reference Distance |
| 0x2C | float | Spot Cutoff |
| 0x30 | float | Unknown |
| 0x34 | byte | Quadratic Cutoff |
| 0x35 | float | Light Factor |
| 0x39 | long | Distance Cutoff (bool) |
| 0x3D | float | Unknown |
| 0x41 | End of light | |
