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'''shadefactor <value> | <span {{code}}>'''shadefactor''' <value></span> | ||
Controls the level of shading in GL modes. It is set to the shade at which all colors are pitch black. | Controls the level of shading in GL modes. It is set to the shade at which all colors are pitch black. | ||
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The '''shadefactor''' is pre-calculated based on the game palette. In the case of Duke 3D, the value is 30. | The '''shadefactor''' is pre-calculated based on the game palette. In the case of Duke 3D, the value is 30. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:16, 23 February 2020
shadefactor <value>
Controls the level of shading in GL modes. It is set to the shade at which all colors are pitch black.
The shadefactor is pre-calculated based on the game palette. In the case of Duke 3D, the value is 30.