I use my own light mapping routines based on 'YAL' - along with decorator and Droplet - as I said I can get the same results as Lightbulb but for free.
I'm not from the "Quill3d camp" as you assume - I'm just a user and I think its a very good product and tremendous VALUE nothing else.
Lightbulb cost £20 - that represents 50% the cost of Quill3d but it doesn't have 50% of the features not even 10% or even 5% - how does that represent value for money.
Everytime someone mentions lightmapping in any post up you pop with 'Get Lightbulb !" - you never mention its price in any of your posts and you never mention that you have to use a proprietary file format instead of making proper use of the .b3d file format and you never mention that you can't actually create anything with Lightbulb you are dependant on Maplet which in its current state is not suited to producing decent levels.
£20 for a utility based on free code from the archives ! A bit steep if you ask me !
I'm not from the "Quill3d camp" as you assume - I'm just a user and I think its a very good product and tremendous VALUE nothing else.
Lightbulb cost £20 - that represents 50% the cost of Quill3d but it doesn't have 50% of the features not even 10% or even 5% - how does that represent value for money.
Everytime someone mentions lightmapping in any post up you pop with 'Get Lightbulb !" - you never mention its price in any of your posts and you never mention that you have to use a proprietary file format instead of making proper use of the .b3d file format and you never mention that you can't actually create anything with Lightbulb you are dependant on Maplet which in its current state is not suited to producing decent levels.
£20 for a utility based on free code from the archives ! A bit steep if you ask me !