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Clarify interaction between clamp lighting and terrain

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docs/source/reference/modding/settings/shaders.rst
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@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ clamp lighting
:Default: True :Default: True
Restrict the amount of lighting that an object can receive to a maximum of (1,1,1). Restrict the amount of lighting that an object can receive to a maximum of (1,1,1).
Only affects objects drawn with shaders (see :ref:`force shaders` option). Only affects objects drawn with shaders (see :ref:`force shaders` option) as objects drawn without shaders always have clamped lighting.
Always affects terrain. When disabled, terrain is always drawn with shaders to prevent seams between tiles that are and that aren't.
Leaving this option at its default makes the lighting compatible with Morrowind's fixed-function method, Leaving this option at its default makes the lighting compatible with Morrowind's fixed-function method,
but the lighting may appear dull and there might be colour shifts. but the lighting may appear dull and there might be colour shifts.

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@ -420,7 +420,8 @@ force shaders = false
force per pixel lighting = false force per pixel lighting = false
# Restrict the amount of lighting that an object can receive to a maximum of (1,1,1). # Restrict the amount of lighting that an object can receive to a maximum of (1,1,1).
# Only affects objects that render with shaders (see 'force shaders' option). Always affects terrain. # Only affects objects that render with shaders (see 'force shaders' option).
# When disabled, terrain is always drawn with shaders to prevent seams between tiles that are and that aren't.
# Setting this option to 'true' results in fixed-function compatible lighting, but the lighting # Setting this option to 'true' results in fixed-function compatible lighting, but the lighting
# may appear 'dull' and there might be color shifts. # may appear 'dull' and there might be color shifts.
# Setting this option to 'false' results in more realistic lighting. # Setting this option to 'false' results in more realistic lighting.