I managed to do this once, its a real mission to get the ballance right. If you have exported something from giles or cs you must set up a recursive functionm, to go through each branch of the mesh and turn the fullbright off.
Also you must recreate a DX light for each light your lightmapper used to shadow it, in the same positions. (otherwise its too dark).
Finally, i found this method is only really effective with subtle shadows. Shadows that are too dark will look weird, as they wont be lit by any non static lights (torches etc).
Also you must recreate a DX light for each light your lightmapper used to shadow it, in the same positions. (otherwise its too dark).
Finally, i found this method is only really effective with subtle shadows. Shadows that are too dark will look weird, as they wont be lit by any non static lights (torches etc).