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Map Specific Textures (Modders Guide)

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This Guide aims to teach to L4D2 Modders how to use Map Specific Textures.

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Catégorie : Cartes ou niveaux, Mods ou configuration, Workshop

Languages: Anglais

Game Modes: Campaigns

Modding: Models

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[General Information]

What are Map Specific Textures ?

🅼 MAP SPECIFIC TEXTURES

① : Prepare the textures

② : Copy the code

③ : Set the frame (texture) you want

④ : Change the ??

⑤ : Define the map

⑥ : Define more maps

⑦ : Add RNG

⓻ : Add RNG (for world objects)

⑧ : Hide / Show VMTs

⌖ Map Codes (1/2)

⌖ Map codes (2/2)

⌖ Codes for custom maps

Ⓢ (Special) : $detail method

Ⓢ (Special) : $detail method + multiple skins

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[General Information]

Difficulty :

Short description : Allows Modders to set specific VMT parameters (skins / visibility) for specific maps, campaigns, or specific parts of the map.

Examples of what it can do :

Make Zoey have a specific shirt for the Dark Carnival campaign
Set a specific skin for Helicopters on all custom campaigns
Set up a specific tank skin for a specific map
Set specific skins for certain parts of the map (not featured in this guide because it's complex).

Time to implement : A few minutes (it takes a medium amount of time to learn how to do it the first time, but afterwards, it can be done in minutes)

Needed skills :

Knowing how to edit a VMT
Knowing how to make a VTF with multiple frames

What are Map Specific Textures ?

What is it ?

Map Specific Textures (or simply MST) is a way to brute force specific VMT parameters (mostly $frame and $alpha) for specific (already made) maps or even specific parts of the map.

If you are a map maker, this Guide is NOT for you. You should read this one instead.

Technically speaking, the way Map Specific Textures work is not directly based on the map itself, but on its unique min/max X/Y/Z coordinates. The code you're about to work with gets these values for the map the player is on, and checks if it's the same as the one the modder set a specific skin on.

Questions and Answers (Q&A)

Q : On what does it work ?

On everything.

Q : For what maps does it work ?

For every map, even custom ones.

Q : Does it work online ?

Yes, provided that the server allows mods (not in Versus).

Q : Could I couple that with RNG (Randomization) ?

Yes, you could set random skins but a specific one for a specific map.

Q : Can it also change models and not only textures ?

It can hide and show entire VMTs, so technically, yes, but it cannot swap bodygroups. Also, the glow outline stroke (survivor down / pickable item) will take all models into account.

Q : Can I change a very specific object in a map with this ?

Yes (it's a bit more complicated), but only provided that there is not another same object around that you could see at this exact place.

Q : Is there any limitations ?

Each specific map (≠ campaign) requires 2 variables and there's a limit of 128 variables. The code uses some, which means that it's probably difficult to define a custom different skin for all L4D and L4D2 campaigns.

How much time does it take to add this to a mod ?

Provided that you already have all the VTF files ready (textures with multiple skins), it takes probably an hour to learn and test the first time. Once you understand how it works, it's not hard to do, even though it's a bit more technical than RNG because you need to edit and add blocks of code yourself.

🅼 MAP SPECIFIC TEXTURES

Since this technique is a bit more complex to understand than the classic RNG, the next steps will also follow a little practical example : the idea is to make a Boomer Skin that has pajamas in No Mercy Hospital, but that, when not in No Mercy hospital, has 3 (others) RNG skins. It will showcase all the aspects of the technique. You can mod along, for example if you want to make a specific Zoey shirt for Dark Carnival. You'll just need to enter other map values. All the different code variants are avaliable in the mod if you decompile it.
https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2275341897 Thanks to Max ⚢ for the help.

Note that there's only one way to implement Map Specific Textures. You do not need to think about what item or what method to use. It works on anything anyway.

① : Prepare the textures

The first thing you need to do is to create a VTF file with multiple frames.

⑴ Save all your different skins as .tga files and put them in the same folder.

⑵ Rename your textures so they have names like 1.tga, 2.tga, 3.tga, 4.tga and so on, and make sure that the Map Specific Textures have the highest number(s).

For my RNG Boomer with Pajamas in No Mercy, I have 4 textures (.tga), 3 with the skins for the RNG (Randomization) and 1 for the Pajamas. Therefore, I need to name the pajama texture 4.tga because it's the Map Specific Texture and needs to go at the end.

⑶ Open VTFEdit , press CTRL+I, go to the folder where your textures (1.tga, 2.tga...) are, select all the textures at once and press ENTER (or click on "Open").
At this point, if you did everything correctly, you should be able to change the frame value by clicking on the little arrows in the image section in VTFEdit.

⑷ Check that the last frame(s) are the ones that are the Map Specific Textures ones. Then press CTRL+S and save the VTF File. Put it in your work in progress mod folder as usual.

② : Copy the code

⑴ Open the VMT file of the thing you want to have a map specific texture for.
Do you see something like this ?

patch { include "materials/models/survivors/survivors_it_shared.vmt" insert {

If YES, replace it with

VertexLitGeneric {

If NO, just continue reading.

⑵ Still in your VMT file of the thing you want to have a map specific texture for, look for the last...

}

...that is at the very end of the VMT.

⑶ Copy & Paste this block of code above that last } :

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // MAP SPECIFIC TEXTURES (by Ellie, 2020) ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// $world_mins "[0 0 0]" $world_maxs "[0 0 0]" $minX ".0" $maxX ".0" $minY ".0" $maxY ".0" $minZ ".0" $maxZ ".0" $check "0" $zero "0" $one "1" //--------------------------------------------------------------------V-BLOCK $??max# "0000" // This needs to be modified $??value "0" // This needs to be modified //--------------------------------------------------------------------V-BLOCK Proxies { WorldDims { } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$world_mins[0]" max "$world_mins[0]" resultVar "$minX" } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$world_mins[1]" max "$world_mins[1]" resultVar "$minY" } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$world_mins[2]" max "$world_mins[2]" resultVar "$minZ" } Abs { srcVar1 "$minX" resultVar "$minX" } Abs { srcVar1 "$minY" resultVar "$minY" } Abs { srcVar1 "$minZ" resultVar "$minZ" } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$world_maxs[0]" max "$world_maxs[0]" resultVar "$maxX" } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$world_maxs[1]" max "$world_maxs[1]" resultVar "$maxY" } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$world_maxs[2]" max "$world_maxs[2]" resultVar "$maxZ" } Abs { srcVar1 "$maxX" resultVar "$maxX" } Abs { srcVar1 "$maxY" resultVar "$maxY" } Abs { srcVar1 "$maxZ" resultVar "$maxZ" } //--------------------------------------------------------------------C-BLOCK Subtract { srcVar1 "$max#" // This needs to be modified srcVar2 "$??max#" // This needs to be modified resultVar "$check" } Abs { srcVar1 "$check" resultVar "$check" } LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" // This needs to be modified greaterVar "$frame" // This can be changed to $alpha srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$frame" // This can be changed to $alpha } //--------------------------------------------------------------------C-BLOCK }

For my Boomer Pajamas example, this means that at this point, the VMT looks like this just after I copied everything in it. I did not need to do the sub-step ⑴, but if you do a mod for a Survivor, you'll probably need to do it.

③ : Set the frame (texture) you want

In the code (at the beginning), look at this line.

$??value "0"

Replace the 0 with the n° of the frame that you want to use as map specific texture.
(Warning, this is not always the n° of your original .tga file, because there's a frame 0).

For example, in my Boomer Pajama mod, I had 4 files: 1.tga, 2.tga, 3.tga and 4.tga.
4.tga is the file for the Pajamas.
I should not write "4", because when the VTF was created, it assigned frames from 0 to 3 (0/1/2/3).
Therefore, at this point, the RNG skins are frames 0 to 2 (0/1/2) and the Pajama frame is frame n°3.
If you want to be sure you identified the correct frame, you can copy the number you see in VTFEdit when you use the little arrows to scroll through the frames (see step ①).

In the end, I should change the value like this since my Map Specific Texture skin if $frame 3 :

$??value "3"

Note that if you do this wrong and put a too high number, your texture will be all black.

④ : Change the ??

Once you have copied the code, you can see that there are...

... at 4 different places in the code (2 at the top in V-Block and 2 at the bottom in C-Block).
Replace these ?? with two capital letters of your choice (this is to individualize the variables).

For example, in my Boomer Pajama mod, I want the specific skin for No Mercy, so I thought it would be a good idea to change the ?? in NM for No Mercy. Therefore, I have :

$NMmax# "0000"
$NMvalue "3"

srcVar2 "$NMmax#"

LessEqualVar "$NMvalue"

⑤ : Define the map

⑴ In your VMT file, there should now be a line that looks like this, except that the NM might be other letters that you set at the previous step.

$NMmax# "0000" // This needs to be modified

You will need to replace 2 or maybe 3 things :

The 0000 with a value
The # with X, Y or Z
(Maybe) The max with min instead.

⑵ Go at the end of this Guide, in the ⌖ Map Codes section, and look for the exact map you want a specific texture for. You might need to go in the game to see if it's the first (m1), second (m2) etc. map of the campaign (if you want a skin for all maps in a campaign, that will be for later).

For my Boomer with pajamas in No Mercy hospital, I need the map with the hospital (inside). This map is in No Mercy (c8), and is the 4th map (m4), so I need to look at the c8m4 line.

⑶ When you have located the codes of the map, pick one that is not stroked, it does not matter which one (the stroked ones are not unique and thus, your skin might appear on other maps).

For my Boomer with pajamas in No Mercy hospital, all codes for c8m4 are unique (no one is stroked), so I can pick any code. I chose at random the min Y code, which has a value of 8064.

⑷ Now that you have one code selected, replace...

The 0000 with the value of the code you selected.
The # with the axis (X/Y/Z) you selected.
(Maybe) The max in min if you chose Min X, Min Y, or Min Z.

For my Boomer with pajamas in No Mercy hospital, I chose Min Y = 8064, so I will have this :

$NMminY "8064"

⑸ Some things at the end of the code also need to be changed.
Do you see this (the NM might be different) ?

srcVar1 "$max#" srcVar2 "$NMmax#"

Here again replace...

The # with the axis (X/Y/Z) you selected.
(Maybe) The max in min if you chose Min X, Min Y, or Min Z.

For my Boomer with pajamas in No Mercy hospital, I chose Min Y, so I will have this :

srcVar1 "$minY"
srcVar2 "$NMminY"

YOU'RE DONE. THIS WAS THE FINAL REQUIRED STEP.

⑥ : Define more maps

Maybe you want the texture to be the same on multiple maps (maybe a whole campaign), or you want to have more than one map specific texture. If so, these steps are for you.

For my Boomer pajamas mod example, let's say that I also want the Boomers to have pajamas on the top of Mercy Hospital, and not only in Mercy Hospital itself...

⑴ In the code, you probably already saw that there are two "BLOCKS" (V- / C-).
Just duplicate these blocks (copy and paste them), then repeat steps ③-④-⑤...
... but do not choose the same 2 letters to replace the ?? at step ③.

//--------------------------------------------------------------------V-BLOCK $??max# "0000" // This needs to be modified $??value "0" // This needs to be modified //--------------------------------------------------------------------V-BLOCK

//--------------------------------------------------------------------C-BLOCK Subtract { srcVar1 "$max#" // This needs to be modified srcVar2 "$??max#" // This needs to be modified resultVar "$check" } Abs { srcVar1 "$check" resultVar "$check" } LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" // This needs to be modified greaterVar "$frame" // This can be changed to $alpha srcVar1 "$check" // Modify only if LST active srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$frame" // This can be changed to $alpha } //--------------------------------------------------------------------C-BLOCK

For my Boomer pajamas mod example, the map code for No Mercy roof is c8m5 (No Mercy map 5 (last map). I ended up choosing the Max X value (at random again) that is 11344.
Since I could not rename the ?? into NM because I already used NM, I wrote NR.

(Note : ignore the [+V-LST] and [+C-LST])

⑦ : Add RNG

Maybe you also want to have RNG (Randomized) textures for your mod, atop of the Map Specific Textures. This is possible without problem.

For my Boomer pajamas mod example, I have 3 textures besides the Pajama textures, and I want to Randomize (RNG) them, but I do not want the Pajama to appear outside Mercy Hospital.

⑴ In the middle of the code, there's a line that says...

// [+RNG]

... replace that line with what's below IF the mod you are making is for a living creature (survivors / infected), something that you can pick up (guns / weapons / medkits / propane tanks etc.), a vehicle that can move, or the classic TVs.
If the mod you are making is NOT for something listed above, go to ⓻ Add RNG (world objects)

EntityRandom { scale "0" resultVar "$frame" }

⑵ Replace the 0 in the code you just copied with the n° of the first frame (skin) that should NOT show. (If you want all skins (also the map specific one) to randomize, just change the 0 into the number that comes after your last frame n°)

For my Boomer pajamas mod example, there are 4 frames (0/1/2/3). The frame n° 3 is the pajamas frame, and I do not want it to be randomized with the other skins, but I want the previous frame (n° 2) to show up randomly (RNG), as well as the n° 1 and n° 0. Therefore, the code is as follows for my Boomer :

EntityRandom
{
scale "3"
resultVar "$frame"
}

⓻ : Add RNG (for world objects)

You need to do this section ONLY IF you read the previous chapter about RNG and it told you to come do this section instead. If you mod a character / gun / item etc., do NOT do this section. This is only for world objects.

⑴ In the middle of the code, there's a line that says...

// [+RNG]

... replace that line with what's below.

PlayerPosition { scale "1" resultVar "$pos" } Clamp { srcVar1 "$zero" min "$pos[0]" max "$pos[0]" resultVar "$posX" } Abs { srcVar1 "$posX" resultVar "$posX" } LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$posX" greaterVar "$posXStored" srcVar1 "$posXStored" srcVar2 "$zero" resultVar "$posXStored" } Int { srcVar1 "$posXStored" resultVar "$posXStored" } Divide { srcVar1 "$posXStored" srcVar2 "$randomSkins" resultVar "$posXDiv" } Frac { srcVar1 "$posXDiv" resultVar "$posXDiv" } Multiply { srcVar1 "$posXDiv" srcVar2 "$randomSkins" resultVar "$posXMult" } Int { srcVar1 "$posXMult" resultVar "$frame" }

⑵ Now, in the code, you have one or more lines like this :

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------V-BLOCK

Above one of them (the first one if possible), copy this

$randomSkins "0" $pos "[0 0 0]" $posX .0 $posXStored .0 $posXDiv .0 $posXMult .0

⑶ Do you see this in the code you just copied ?

$randomSkins "0"

Replace the 0 with the n° of the first frame (skin) that should NOT show.
(If you want all skins (also the map specific one) to randomize, just change the 0 into the number that comes after your last frame n°)

⑧ : Hide / Show VMTs

Maybe that instead of changing the texture, you want to change the model (or hide / show parts of the model on a specific map). This requires both models to be stacked together in the same MDL file, and that each model has different VMTs that could be hidden or shown.

⑴ Instead of doing step ③, do this :

In the code (at the beginning), look at this line.

$??value "0"

Replace the 0 with 1 in all the VMTs that must show when you're in the specific map.

Also, in all the VMTs that will have the ??value 1, add this line near the top:

$alpha "0"

Then, in the end of the code, look at this...

LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" // This needs to be modified greaterVar "$frame" // This can be changed to $alpha srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$frame" // This can be changed to $alpha }

... and change $frame into $alpha, like this :

LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" // This needs to be modified greaterVar "$alpha" // This can be changed to $alpha srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$alpha" // This can be changed to $alpha }

⌖ Map Codes (1/2)

C1 = Dead Center
C2 = Dark Carnival
C3 = Swamp Fever
C4 = Hard Rain
C5 = The Parish
C6 = The Passing
C7 = The Sacrifice
C8 = No Mercy
C9 = Crash Course
C10 = Death Toll
C11 = Dead Air
C12 = Blood Harvest
C13 = Cold Stream
C14 = The Last Stand

Max X

Max Y

Max Z

Min X

Min Y

Min Z

c1m1

3584

8320

3584

768

4032

1056

c1m2

4096

8624

2272

12672

7872

512

c1m3

7624

288

1024

2256

5552

c1m4

1556

1024

3552

6432

5336

c2m1

14848

10752

256

3648

5312

2048

c2m2

5120

4096

768

5120

8192

184

c2m3

4624

5376

1728

8256

3072

c2m4

6320

7296

1024

6144

2048

320

c2m5

2944

4480

1024

6848

128

352

c3m1

3008

12288

1024

13824

1536

608

c3m2

10368

8384

640

10112

3072

576

c3m3

6144

3072

1024

7168

6144

352

c3m4

5376

8192

1152

5888

5120

224

c4m1

6144

10240

1536

11776

3072

512

c4m2

6144

992

2528

11744

15104

639

c4m3

6144

992

2528

11744

15104

640

c4m4

6144

10240

1536

11776

3072

512

c4m5

6144

10240

1536

11776

3072

512

c5m1

3168

3232

1664

5248

4672

992

c5m2

384

2048

1664

12032

11968

384

c5m3

11616

10769

960

1023

10496

224

c5m4

5120

1152

5248

6464

456

c5m5

14336

10752

3072

14336

544

c6m1

9600

6688

3096

6110

2338

320

c6m2

11436

6816

768

1606

2784

1504

c6m3

3040

2272

1024

3648

486

385

c7m1

16112

4288

1024

640

4096

512

c7m2

11920

3968

1640

13248

3072

512

c7m3

3840

3848

1024

3648

4864

384

⌖ Map codes (2/2)

Max X

Max Y

Max Z

Min X

Min Y

Min Z

c8m1

4896

6656

4480

256

2224

360

c8m2

12704

9728

1408

256

512

c8m3

15360

6000

8244

3200

528

c8m4

15956

16144

7584

4608

8064

c8m5

11344

14336

8096

1536

1920

c9m1

3840

256

928

12672

12032

832

c9m2

9792

10176

1152

1728

2816

232

c10m1

8703

3625

1504

15936

16256

520

c10m2

2559

1407

1334

11936

9168

872

c10m3

880

2048

1824

14372

10176

160

c10m4

6496

1920

1728

9216

6800

160

c10m5

9216

7584

1280

3696

9888

640

c11m1

11776

5280

1728

512

8192

256

c11m2

11424

8232

1920

2559

207

c11m3

512

6400

1856

8160

5264

254

c11m4

12288

7320

3584

2112

2496

254

c11m5

16144

14790

8096

14976

16192

896

c12m1

4415

3359

2192

13632

15808

512

c12m2

4351

2192

11120

13392

160

c12m3

11232

6879

1728

1325

14912

120

c12m4

14382

3872

1728

5887

14080

2048

c12m5

14400

5632

1856

4095

4544

2048

c13m1

2048

4096

2256

4096

2560

c13m2

9728

9792

2688

2176

1776

c13m3

7760

1440

2368

6496

9424

c13m4

3372

8992

1472

5563

10625

1103

c14m1

1111

11088

1280

9728

14304

768

c14m2

4082

10352

2176

9728

3856

448

⌖ Codes for custom maps

To get the codes (min/max values of X/Y/Z), simply download this addon for the Medkit (you can also use it for regular maps, but you will not get other info than the ones in the tables above).

The addon will display the values between 0 and 9999 (if it's above, the screen will be black).
Note that it takes the absolute value of the minimal values.
If you want it to show values up to 65534, you can modify the screen.vmt in the addon.
https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2275257519

Ⓢ (Special) : $detail method

Instead of changing the frame (texture itself), you could make it so that it actually applies another texture ($detail) atop of the regular texture, as the map specific texture.

⑴ Instead of doing step ①, just save the map specific texture as a regular VTF with an all-white alpha channel (in VTFEdit, if you press CTRL+M, while viewing your texture, it should not disappear).

⑵ Add this in your VMT...

$detail "models\infected\boomer/boomer_pajamas" $detailblendfactor "0" $detailblendmode "2" $detailscale "1"

... and instead of models\infected\boomer/boomer_pajamas, set the path to your map specific texture.

⑶ Do steps ② to ⑤ as usual, but when you need to do step ③, just input 1 :

$??value "1"

⑷ Then, in the end of the code, look at this...

... and change $frame into $detailblendfactor, like this :

LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" // This needs to be modified greaterVar "$detailblendfactor" // This can be changed to $alpha srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$detailblendfactor" // This can be changed to $alpha }

Ⓢ (Special) : $detail method + multiple skins

⑵ Add this in your VMT...

$detail "models\infected\boomer/boomer_pajamas" $detailblendfactor "0" $detailblendmode "2" $detailscale "1"

... and instead of models\infected\boomer/boomer_pajamas, set the path to your map specific texture.

⑶ Do steps ② to ⑤ as usual.

⑷ Then, in the end of the code, look at this in the C-BLOCK...

... and replace it all by this (you might need to set the ?? again).

LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" greaterVar "$detailframe" srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$detailframe" } LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$one" greaterVar "$detailblendfactor" srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$detailblendfactor" }

❗️ Important

When you will add more skins, you will need another C-BLOCK :

//--------------------------------------------------------------------C-BLOCK Subtract { srcVar1 "$max#" // This needs to be modified srcVar2 "$??max#" // This needs to be modified resultVar "$check" } Abs { srcVar1 "$check" resultVar "$check" } LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$??value" // This needs to be modified greaterVar "$detailframe" srcVar1 "$check" // Modify only if LST active srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$detailframe" } LessOrEqual { LessEqualVar "$one" greaterVar "$detailblendfactor" srcVar1 "$check" srcVar2 "$one" resultVar "$detailblendfactor" } //--------------------------------------------------------------------C-BLOCK

12 commentaires

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ئtar ئtruck Ģunner 11 nov. à 14h57

Just thought I'd chip in.

This method... *technically* works with changing Posters out as well, at least from a Frame-selection point. I couldn't get the Detail or Detail+ methods to work.

I say "technically" because it worked but it worked slowly. For reference, when the Poster initially loads it would load the first frame or the last loaded frame. However, should you from from loading c1m1 to c1m2/c1m3/etc, it initially shows the same as above, then after 2-3 seconds would properly load the set frame. So it would load Frame 0, then after 2-3 seconds load Frame 3 if I'm going from c1m1 to c1m4.

So, this method DOES work still in 2024, however for something like Posters as they load instantly, there's a load time that make it.. well, not worth it in my opinion since technically by the point that the game is essentially loaded. Just thought I'd pitch that it still works in 2024 regardless though.

the fifth curk 31 juil. 2023 à 17h18

https://youtu.be/DdmNYNkcwKE

Amiba 26 mars 2023 à 7h06

I know that this guide might be a bit dead, but I was wondering if it's possible to have specific chapter textures to be RNGable (for example EMT Smoker and Default Smoker to be specific for No Mercy Hospital chapter but have RNG)

MOTHERCOCONUTS 3 mars 2022 à 10h04

Hi Eileen hope you're doing well. I was wondering if it's possible to make an Animated texture which is also Map specific (Unlit generic texture with different animations respective of map/campaign)

Drunk Headcrab 24 avr. 2021 à 18h39

This guide is extremely helpful! Thanks mate.

Ellie [créateur] 11 mars 2021 à 15h55

@PopTheseFools : Please forward me your codes (both VMTs for each mesh) in a https://pastebin.com/ and I'll take a look at it tomorrow

PöpThèséFøøls 11 mars 2021 à 14h36

Thx.

I'm a bit confused, I'm trying to exclude one vmt for certain maps, both vmt's has only one frame (0). I did stacked 2 meshes in one .mdl

In vmt I want to see in needed maps I did step 8, but it still shows everywhere else.

Ellie [créateur] 11 mars 2021 à 13h21

@PopTheseFools : Oh, this is very possible, just add

Equals
{
srcVar1 "$frame"
resultVar "$bumpframe"
}

at the very end above the last TWO }

PöpThèséFøøls 10 mars 2021 à 16h38

Noice but, how to be with $bumpmap for selected frame? or this only works for $basetexture?

overlordxviii 5 nov. 2020 à 12h25

@Ellie Ohh I see, thanks for reply:))

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