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'''<code>Subrect</code>''' is a shader used to render decals that are a portion of a larger 'sheet' of decal textures. This is used in most Valve games for decal sheets | '''<code>Subrect</code>''' is a shader used to render decals that are a portion of a larger 'sheet' of decal textures. This is used in most Valve games for decal sheets comprising different impact types (wood, tile, concrete etc), but can also be used in Hammer for decals on world surfaces (the decal will preview incorrectly in Hammer but will appear correct in-game!) | ||
== Basic syntax == | == Basic syntax == | ||
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$decalscale | $decalscale | ||
$modelmaterial "decals/decal01" - replaces the material when applied to a model as opposed to the world | $modelmaterial "decals/decal01" - replaces the material when applied to a model as opposed to the world | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:50, 21 September 2023
Subrect is a shader used to render decals that are a portion of a larger 'sheet' of decal textures. This is used in most Valve games for decal sheets comprising different impact types (wood, tile, concrete etc), but can also be used in Hammer for decals on world surfaces (the decal will preview incorrectly in Hammer but will appear correct in-game!)
Basic syntax
The Subrect shader uses $Material in place of $basetexture:
Subrect
{
"$Material" "decals/decals_mod2x"
"$Pos" "384 128"
"$Size" "64 64"
}
Additional Parameters
$decalscale
$modelmaterial "decals/decal01" - replaces the material when applied to a model as opposed to the world