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Note:Do not confuse this shader with WorldVertexTransition, which blends between textures but does not display one above the other.
Tip:Effectively equivalent to $detailblendmode 2 (working around the blend mode's incompatibility with LightmappedGeneric and WorldVertexTransition), but with fewer available parameters.
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''' | {{cleanup|Bring to standards set by other shader pages, and mention other available shader parameters (what's {{cmd|$albedo}}?) See [https://github.com/ValveSoftware/source-sdk-2013/blob/master/src/materialsystem/stdshaders/worldtwotextureblend.cpp SDK source code].}} | ||
'''{{code|WorldTwoTextureBlend}}''' is a [[lightmap]] shader used to render two [[albedo]]s at the same time with a single material. It uses the {{cmd|$detail}} command to draw the uppermost albedo (unlike the command's normal usage). {{code|$detail}} must have an [[alpha channel]] if {{cmd|$basetexture}} is to be seen! | |||
{{note|Do not confuse this shader with | {{note|Do not confuse this shader with {{code|[[WorldVertexTransition]]}}, which blends between textures but does not display one above the other.}} | ||
{{tip|Effectively equivalent to {{code|$detailblendmode 2}} (working around the blend mode's incompatibility with {{code|LightmappedGeneric}} and {{code|WorldVertexTransition}}), but with fewer available parameters.}} | {{tip|Effectively equivalent to {{code|$detailblendmode 2}} (working around the blend mode's incompatibility with {{code|LightmappedGeneric}} and {{code|WorldVertexTransition}}), but with fewer available parameters.}} | ||
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==Supported effects== | ==Supported effects== | ||
*{{ | * {{cmd|$bumpmap}} (will not apply to {{code|$detail}}) | ||
*{{ | * {{cmd|$translucent}} and {{cmd|$alpha}} | ||
* {{cmd|$seamless_scale}} | |||
This shader does ''not'' support {{ent|$envmap}}. | This shader does ''not'' support {{ent|$envmap}}. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*{{ent|WorldVertexTransition}} | * {{ent|WorldVertexTransition}} | ||
*{{ent|LightmappedGeneric}} | * {{ent|LightmappedGeneric}} | ||
*{{ | * {{cmd|$detailscale}} | ||
* {{ent|LightmappedTwoTexture}} | |||
[[Category:Shaders]] | [[Category:Shaders]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:35, 16 March 2025
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Bring to standards set by other shader pages, and mention other available shader parameters (what's $albedo?) See SDK source code.
For help, see the VDC Editing Help and Wikipedia cleanup process. Also, remember to check for any notes left by the tagger at this article's talk page.WorldTwoTextureBlend is a lightmap shader used to render two albedos at the same time with a single material. It uses the $detail command to draw the uppermost albedo (unlike the command's normal usage). $detail must have an alpha channel if $basetexture is to be seen!
Note:Do not confuse this shader with WorldVertexTransition, which blends between textures but does not display one above the other.Tip:Effectively equivalent to $detailblendmode 2 (working around the blend mode's incompatibility with LightmappedGeneric and WorldVertexTransition), but with fewer available parameters.Syntax
WorldTwoTextureBlend
{
$basetexture <texture>
$detail <texture with alpha channel>
$detailscale <float>// Behaves normally
}
Supported effects
- $bumpmap (will not apply to $detail)
- $translucent and $alpha
- $seamless_scale
This shader does not support $envmap.