2D light not to overexpose

[lastbender]

I’m using the same shader you suggested but with backbuffercopy. Without backbuffercopy, it’s making the nodes transparent around the lights, for some reason. I found the solution from this link, @haruyou27

Working around Godot's 2D light limitations for a dark game

Here’s my 2D light setup, you can have as many lights as you want with little performance impact. There’s no normal map or shadow though. Copy the code below and save it as a .tscn file: [gd_scene load_steps=5 format=3 uid="uid://dros00nqhabix"] [sub_resource type="Shader" id="Shader_lcjdq"] code = "shader_type canvas_item; render_mode blend_add, unshaded; // 2D light shader by HaruYou27. uniform sampler2D SCREEN_TEXTURE : hint_screen_texture, repeat_disable, filter_nearest; uniform float i…

My lights doesn’t have to be perfect so I think I can figure out a way to work with shaders anyway.

But the main issue is that, the light intensity goes on top of each other, as in the 2nd picture i shared. I’m trying to figure out a way to use the ALBEDO color of the screen texture and use it as the maximum, so even if there is multiple lights around the same area, it wouldn’t be too bright.

I’m not sure if this make sense or even possible……..