using vararg for SetLights

main.lua

@@ -285,12 +285,20 @@ function F3X:CreateLight(Part, LightType)
 end
 
 --- Sets the properties of the specified lights.
--- @tparam {{Part:Instance,LightType:"SpotLight"|"PointLight"|"SurfaceLight",[Range:number],[Brightness:number],[Color:Color3],[Shadows:boolean],[Face:Enum.NormalId],[Angle:number]},...} Changes A table of tables, each containing information about the lights to be set.
+-- @tparam vararg table Changes A table containing information about the lights to be set.
+--   @tparam Instance Changes.Part The part to which the light belongs.
+--   @tparam "SpotLight"|"PointLight"|"SurfaceLight" Changes.LightType The type of light to be set.
+--   @tparam[opt] number Changes.Range The range of the light.
+--   @tparam[opt] number Changes.Brightness The brightness of the light.
+--   @tparam[opt] Color3 Changes.Color The color of the light.
+--   @tparam[opt] boolean Changes.Shadows Whether the light should cast shadows.
+--   @tparam[opt] Enum.NormalId Changes.Face The face of the part to which the light is applied.
+--   @tparam[opt] number Changes.Angle The angle of the light.
 -- @treturn nil
-function F3X:SetLights(Changes)
+function F3X:SetLights(...)
     assert(self._reinit, errors.notIntialized)
     if self._endpoint.Parent == nil then self._reinit() end
-    return self._endpoint:InvokeServer("SetLight", Changes)
+    return self._endpoint:InvokeServer("SetLight", {...})
 end
 
 --- Creates decorations on the specified parts.