v1.1.16

README.md

@@ -58,6 +58,7 @@ When you are finished, configure a new card (either in panel mode or regular) wi
 | overlay          | string | no           | 'yes' if you want to show an overlay panel for displaying data on the objects on click                                                                                     |
 | click            | string | no           | 'yes' if you want to enable the click event. This will automatically disable the double click, you can manage the click behaviour at entity level via the action parameter |
 | lock_camera      | string | no           | 'yes' to stop the zoom and rotate camera actions on the model                                                                                                              |
+| show_axes        | string | no           | 'yes' to show the axes in the scene. It can help define the direction vector for the spotlight                                                                              |
 | overlay\_<style> | string | various      | allow to manage the aspect of the overlay panel (colors, fonts, etc.)                                                                                                      |
 
 For each entity in the entities list you need to specify the following options:
@@ -181,6 +182,9 @@ entities:
     light:
       lumens: <max light lumens range: 0-4000 for regular led/bulb lights>
       shadow: <'no', if you do not want this light to case a shadow. This is to cope with the limit of max lights casting shadow in a model>
+      vertical_alignment: <'top', 'middle', 'bottom', when you activate shadows it allows to avoid that the lamp itself block the light>
+      light_target: when this parameter is filled, the light becomes a spotlight, you need to put here the object_id of the target of the spot
+      light_direction: when this parameter is filled, the light becomes a spotlight, you put here the direction vector of the spotlight. It can only be changed in the code editor. in the format x: xxx, y: yyy, z: zzz
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 light_name is the name of the light object that will be created in the model to do the actual illumination.