Is lightmap tinting the whole character, or is there another way?

So Im trying to figure out how the lightmaps work. It seems like it tints the whole character, even if just a part of the character is in a brighter painted spot.

Not necessary for my particular game, but is there any other way to make the character have several tints/lightspots? example, as if a blue flashlight is focused on the legs, and a red one on the head. As it is now, the blue flashlight will luminate the whole character in the particular shade thats placed at the legs.

I have not enougth know how in Visionaire.
But because I want to use the same effect later I search for a solutuion

I have not found to set the rendering methode for objects and sprites.
Helpfull will be multiplication, or add.

I found a hint in a 2 years old forum post.
You can do with partice. But dont write how.

Partikel have a rendermode: add
http://wiki.visionaire2d.net/index.php?title=Particle_Rendering

Maybe make a emitter with no speed, very long lifetime and move it around by lua-script?

Rendermode for object or sprite will be nice

Yeah particles could work quite OK I guess as a volumetric lighting. Been working with this method in Unity, however, I do believe there's a chance that it's slow down the cpu a bit.

I tested the lightmap a few days, and so far i can say, yes it tints the whole character.
The last point in the center of the model is the color that is used to tint the charcter.
The only way i find out till now is to use different outfits, change it with action areas and use the lightmap to make the changes more smooth.
But this is a lot of work.