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== 4 - Solid == | == 4 - Solid == | ||
Same as Normal, but alpha-tests {{code|{}} textures on brushes. {{code|renderamt}} 0 is treated as invisible, but all other values are full opacity for non-alphatested texels. | Same as Normal, but alpha-tests {{code|{}} textures on brushes. {{code|renderamt}} 0 (or absent) is treated as invisible, but all other values are full opacity for non-alphatested texels. | ||
{{bug|tested=hl25|Sorted as translucent by the renderer, even though it should be part of the opaque pass; this can cause sorting issues with fog. If this is an issue, use an [[MDL (GoldSrc)|MDL]] instead.}} | {{bug|tested=hl25|Sorted as translucent by the renderer, even though it should be part of the opaque pass; this can cause sorting issues with fog. If this is an issue, use an [[MDL (GoldSrc)|MDL]] instead.}} | ||
== | == 5 - Additive == | ||
Renders the sprite, brush, or MDL using [[additive]] translucency ({{mono|[https://registry.khronos.org/OpenGL-Refpages/gl4/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml glBlendFunc(GL_ONE, GL_ONE)]}}). {{code|renderamt}} can be used to reduce opacity. | Renders the sprite, brush, or MDL using [[additive]] translucency ({{mono|[https://registry.khronos.org/OpenGL-Refpages/gl4/html/glBlendFunc.xhtml glBlendFunc(GL_ONE, GL_ONE)]}}). {{code|renderamt}} can be used to reduce opacity. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:25, 30 April 2025
0 - Normal
Brushes are lightmapped and opaque, regardless of if they have { textures. renderamt and rendercolor are unused outside of scrolling textures. worldspawn brushes always use this render mode.
1 - Color
Allows sprites to be tinted with rendercolor. Same as texture on brushes and MDLs.
2 - Texture
Enables translucency via renderamt, and alpha-tests { textures on brushes. Causes brushes to be fullbright.
3 - Glow
Only valid on sprites. Like additive, but renders the sprite at the same size regardless of distance from the camera.
4 - Solid
Same as Normal, but alpha-tests { textures on brushes. renderamt 0 (or absent) is treated as invisible, but all other values are full opacity for non-alphatested texels.
Bug:Sorted as translucent by the renderer, even though it should be part of the opaque pass; this can cause sorting issues with fog. If this is an issue, use an MDL instead. (tested in: hl25)5 - Additive
Renders the sprite, brush, or MDL using additive translucency (glBlendFunc(GL_ONE, GL_ONE)). renderamt can be used to reduce opacity.