I've heard about Local Lighting, never got around to messing with it. How does it work?
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Local Lighting
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Oh If you mean 'how to make a light visible for a player only', just place it in its own Camera
EDIT
You need to use the .Changed event on Lighting
Lighting.Changed:connect(function()
--- set the lighting properties for the player in a localscript
end)
That will fire a lot per second, but it works :)
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No, I'm talking about Local Lighting like changing the time of day or ambient for one player, etc.
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Wouldn't setting lighting properties when .Changed is fired still have Lighting replicate to server?
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Well, due to some 'bug' it works
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I think roblox might of fixed this bug.
Crazyman32 has made a respectable script of this public. Here it is: http://www.roblox.com/Localized-Lighting-item?id=103185990
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So I guess this is taking advantage of a bug?
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Indeed
I believe with the use of .FilteringEnabled you have the ability to have local lighting along with anything else.
Workspace.FilteringEnabled = true;
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I tried this, the client's Lighting still replicated to server. :c
Place it in the camera.
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Where have you heard about it ?
I've seen it in games, there's been forum posts about it, etc. Why?
Is my answer good enough ?