Swivel Light

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Swivel Light
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Games: LittleBigPlanet 3
Type: Gameplay
Category: Lights
Outputs: 2
Obtained from: Start
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The Swivel Light is an advanced light object in LittleBigPlanet 3. It casts a spotlight that can be pointed in any direction — including towards and away from the screen.

Usage and Behaviour

The Swivel Light has two inputs: one on the left that controls its movement as it follows a target, and one on the bottom that adjusts the light's colour and brightness.

Tweaks

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Physical Properties: (
StaticStatic •‎
DynamicDynamic
)

When Static, the object cannot be moved while time is unpaused. When Dynamic, the object can be moved and is subject to gravity.

Target

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Set Direction
Manually set the Swivel Light's orientation with Right stick. Left/Right to set the Yaw angle, Up/Down to set the Pitch angle.
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Follow Tag or Character: (Tweak GenericSetting No.png Tag; Tweak GenericSetting No.png None; Tweak GenericSetting No.png Character;)
Determines whether the Swivel Light should face towards a Character, a Tag, or neither.

Tag Type

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Tag Colour: (
Blue •‎
Purple •‎
Pink •‎
Red •‎
Yellow •‎
Lime •‎
Green •‎
Turquoise
)

Sets the colour channel for the gadget. Sensors will only detect Tags matching this colour.
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Select or Tweak a Tag Label
Opens a dialogue box to create a new Tag label, or select an existing one.

Search Range

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Minimum Detection Range: (0.0 - 5,000.0)
Determines how close the target can get before the Swivel Light stops following them.
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Maximum Detection Range: (0.0 - 5,000.0)
Determines how close the target needs to be for the Swivel Light to face them. Setting this below 0.0 will set the radius to infinite.
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Trigger Angle Range: (0 - 360)
Sets the angle radius of the Swivel Light, with 360 being a full circle. Rotating the object changes the orientation of the detection range.
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Layer Range: (0 - 16)
Determines how many layers the Swivel Light can detect its target from, with 0 being equivalent to Same Layer and 16 detecting them from any layer.

Movement

Rotation Speed: (0 - 1,500)
Sets the speed at which the Swivel Light turns to face its target.
Acceleration: (0% - 100%)
Sets how quickly the Swivel Light reaches its top rotation speed while targeting something.
Movement Input Action: (See below)
Determines how the Swivel Light handles the signal it receives from its Movement Input.
  • Tweak BehaviorSetting OnOff.png On/Off: The Swivel Light tracks its target while receiving a digital ON signal, stopping in its tracks when turned OFF.
  • Tweak InputAction SpeedScale.png Speed Scale: The Swivel Light's rotation speed is scaled based on the incoming analogue signal, e.g. a signal strength of 50% cuts its speed in half.

Settings

Radius: (0.0 - 5000.0)
Sets how far the beam of light travels.
Foggyness: (0% - 400%)
Adjusts the density of the light beam without affecting how objects are lit.
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High Beam Mode: (Tweak GenericSetting No.png No; Tweak GenericSetting Yes.png Yes)
When enabled, a 2D beam of light is drawn to make the spotlight appear more intense. Note that this is not drawn if Foggyness is set to 0%.

Input Action

Input Action: (See below)
Determines how the Swivel Light handles the signal it receives from its Light Input.
  • Tweak BehaviorSetting OnOff.png On/Off: The spotlight turns on when it receives power, switching off when it loses power.
  • Tweak InputAction StrengthScale.png Dimmer: The spotlight smoothly transitions between its two colour settings based on the incoming analogue signal.

Visuals

Visible in Play Mode: (Tweak GenericSetting No.png No; Tweak GenericSetting Yes.png Yes)
Determines whether or not the object will be rendered in Play Mode. Any decorations attached to the light will remain visible regardless of this setting.