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'''This bug in Valve's stock code affects [[Detail props|detail sprite]] materials stored at a location other than <code>detail\detailsprites</code>'''. The aspect ratio used when selecting subregions of the custom texture is mistakenly read from <code>detail\detailsprites</code> at all times, meaning that the custom texture's aspect ratio must match that of the stock file.
'''This bug in Valve's stock code affects [[Detail props|detail sprite]] materials stored at a location other than <code>detail\detailsprites</code>'''. The aspect ratio used when selecting subregions of the custom texture is mistakenly read from <code>detail\detailsprites</code> at all times, meaning that the custom texture's aspect ratio must match that of the stock file.
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on this code:
With this code:
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if ( m_DetailObjects.Count() || m_DetailSpriteDict.Count() )
if ( m_DetailObjects.Count() || m_DetailSpriteDict.Count() )

Latest revision as of 02:47, 17 November 2022

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This bug in Valve's stock code affects detail sprite materials stored at a location other than detail\detailsprites. The aspect ratio used when selecting subregions of the custom texture is mistakenly read from detail\detailsprites at all times, meaning that the custom texture's aspect ratio must match that of the stock file.

This happens because Valve's aspect ratio code runs before the world has spawned and the detail sprite material becomes known. The fix is moving it to a function called post-spawn.

The fix

Go to CDetailObjectSystem::LevelInitPreEntity() in client\detailobjectsystem.cpp and remove this code block from about half-way down:

if ( m_DetailObjects.Count() || m_DetailSpriteDict.Count() )
{
	// There are detail objects in the level, so precache the material
	PrecacheMaterial( DETAIL_SPRITE_MATERIAL );
	IMaterial *pMat = m_DetailSpriteMaterial;
	// adjust for non-square textures (cropped)
	float flRatio = pMat->GetMappingWidth() / pMat->GetMappingHeight();
	if ( flRatio > 1.0 )
	{
		for( int i = 0; i<m_DetailSpriteDict.Count(); i++ )
		{
			m_DetailSpriteDict[i].m_TexUL.y *= flRatio;
			m_DetailSpriteDict[i].m_TexLR.y *= flRatio;
			m_DetailSpriteDictFlipped[i].m_TexUL.y *= flRatio;
			m_DetailSpriteDictFlipped[i].m_TexLR.y *= flRatio;
		}
	}
}

Then in function void CDetailObjectSystem::LevelInitPostEntity() replace this code:

	const char *pDetailSpriteMaterial = DETAIL_SPRITE_MATERIAL;
	C_World *pWorld = GetClientWorldEntity();
	if ( pWorld && pWorld->GetDetailSpriteMaterial() && *(pWorld->GetDetailSpriteMaterial()) )
	{
		pDetailSpriteMaterial = pWorld->GetDetailSpriteMaterial(); 
	}
	m_DetailSpriteMaterial.Init( pDetailSpriteMaterial, TEXTURE_GROUP_OTHER );

With this code:

if ( m_DetailObjects.Count() || m_DetailSpriteDict.Count() )
	{
		const char *pDetailSpriteMaterial = DETAIL_SPRITE_MATERIAL;
		C_World *pWorld = GetClientWorldEntity();
		if ( pWorld && pWorld->GetDetailSpriteMaterial() && *(pWorld->GetDetailSpriteMaterial()) )
			pDetailSpriteMaterial = pWorld->GetDetailSpriteMaterial(); 
 
		m_DetailSpriteMaterial.Init( pDetailSpriteMaterial, TEXTURE_GROUP_OTHER );
		PrecacheMaterial( pDetailSpriteMaterial );
		IMaterial *pMat = m_DetailSpriteMaterial;
 
		// adjust for non-square textures (cropped)
		float flRatio = pMat->GetMappingWidth() / pMat->GetMappingHeight();
		if ( flRatio > 1.0 )
		{
			for( int i = 0; i<m_DetailSpriteDict.Count(); i++ )
			{
				m_DetailSpriteDict[i].m_TexUL.y *= flRatio;
				m_DetailSpriteDict[i].m_TexLR.y *= flRatio;
				m_DetailSpriteDictFlipped[i].m_TexUL.y *= flRatio;
				m_DetailSpriteDictFlipped[i].m_TexLR.y *= flRatio;
			}
		}
	}