LFS Editor/Guides/Lights

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Vehicle Mods

Vehicle mods can have various lights like headlights, indicators, etc. This is done in the Modeller using special texture mappings.

• All light mappings have a name with prefix l_.
• The cutouts for all light mappings must share a single texture page.

The special names for light mappings are:

Mapping	Description
l_brk	brake (main mapping of brake light)
l_sbrk	side brake (e.g. side of a curved brake light)
l_tbrk	top brake (e.g. top of a curved brake light)
l_cbrk	centre brake (e.g. brake light in rear window)
l_head	headlight (main headlights)
l_side	side light (smaller lights near headlights)
l_tail	tail light (red rear lights)
l_stail	side tail light (e.g. side of a curved tail light)
l_ttail	top tail light (e.g. top of a curved tail light)
l_rind	rear indicator
l_find	front indicator
l_rsind	rear side indicator
l_fsind	front side indicator
l_rfog	rear fog light
l_ffog	front fog light
l_rev	reversing light