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<code>$burning</code> is a material shader parameter available in the {{ | {{LanguageBar|title = $burning}} | ||
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'''<code style="color:white">$burning</code>''' is a [[material]] [[shader]] parameter available in the {{l4d}} and {{l4d2}}. It covers the <code>[[$basetexture]]</code> with a <code>$burndetailtexture</code>, to give the illusion that the [[model]] has been injured by fire. It does this by switching the clean version of the texture to a different .vmt with a "_burning" prefix, which slowly increases the [[opacity]] of the <code>$burndetailtexture</code> up to 100%. | |||
{{todo|Check for more games that have $burning.}} | {{todo|Check for more games that have $burning.}} | ||
== Syntax== | ==Syntax== | ||
< | '''$burning <[[Boolean|bool]]>''' | ||
[[Category:Shader parameters|burning]] | |||
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$burning
is a material shader parameter available in the and
. It covers the
$basetexture
with a $burndetailtexture
, to give the illusion that the model has been injured by fire. It does this by switching the clean version of the texture to a different .vmt with a "_burning" prefix, which slowly increases the opacity of the $burndetailtexture
up to 100%.
Todo: Check for more games that have $burning.
Syntax
$burning <bool>