Dynamic Lights

This mod makes light sources in Terraria dynamic (lights cast shadows and directly illuminated areas are brighter). Looks fancy sometimes. Explanation for options: Shadow Quality determines the resolution of the rendered shadows. An increase by one doubles the resolution and thus decreases performance. Below 8, you might experience inaccuracies or artifacts like very thin objects not casting shadows. Values above 12 need VERY good GPUs (3070+) with very high VRAM, and will potentially crash your game or system otherwise. Brightness Cutoff removes lights that are dimmer than the set value from casting shadows. This helps performance, as every light (including tiny glimmers) that casts shadows needs to be calculated. For reference, gemspark blocks have a brightness of 0. 25 to 0. 5 depending on color, and torches a brightness of 1. Maximum Light Cap limits the amount of lights rendered at the same time. Will prioritize brighter lights. If you don't want to increase the brightness cutoff or decrease quality and only experience performance issues with a lot of particles, decrease this number. Shadow Smoothness determines how crisp the shadows are. The higher the value, the smoother and less pronounced are the shadows. Shine Distance is a multiplicator for how far the dynamic light is cast from a source. Darkest Brightness determines how much darker areas unlit by dynamic light are. If set to 0, unlit areas are black. If set to 1, unlit areas are as normal. Brightest Brightness determines how much brighter lit areas are. If set to 1, lit areas are as normal, higher values makes them brighter. Together, these values control the magnitude of the effect. The farther the values are apart, the stronger the effect. Special modes are with darkest brightness at 1, which will only make lit areas brighter than normal, and with brightest brightness at 1, which will only make unlit areas darker than normal. Brightnes Falloff controls, how very bright lights compare to darker lights. T