DirectionalLight::shadowstagerange[4]

[gamecreator]

Probably a very simple question but if I have Light* light = DirectionalLight::Create(), how can I access shadowstagerange[4] via C++ code?  I have some shadows acting weird and I think this could help, per Josh's suggestion here: https://www.leadwerks.com/community/topic/12573-directional-light-cast-shadow-distance-and-camera-zoom-important-issue/?do=findComment&comment=90577

If anyone's curious, this is what I'm looking at (shadow cutting off suddenly in a side-scroller).  I already tried camera->SetMultisampleMode(32) and world->SetLightQuality(2) and setting various light ranges but nothing helped.

Moving the camera left or right moves that edge left or right.  If I move the camera closer, it doesn't change anything but if I move it back, the shadow gets shorter, so it's tied to the camera and/or light somehow.

[macklebee]

 

 

[gamecreator]

Thank you.  I switched my initial code to DirectionalLight* light = DirectionalLight::Create() and it allowed me to access that member.  I suspect there's a way to make it do it just with Light *light but that's above my head right now.  shadowstagerange[0] was 6.0 by default and once I bumped that up, the shadow stretched further out.

Code for anyone curious:

DirectionalLight* light = DirectionalLight::Create();
light->SetRotation(35, 35, 0);
printf("Default [0] value: %f\n\n",light->shadowstagerange[0]);
light->shadowstagerange[0]=40;