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The cubemap is not displayed as a reflection, but as if it's a skybox, which makes it very convenient for making multiple skyboxes.
The cubemap is not displayed as a reflection, but as if it's a skybox, which makes it very convenient for making multiple skyboxes.


In Half-Life 2, WindowImposter is used by the material <code>dev/dev_windowportal.vmt</code>, and used extensively on [[func_illusionary]] or [[func_brush]] entities in conjunction with [[func_areaportalwindow]].
In Half-Life 2, WindowImposter is used by the material <code>dev/dev_windowportal.vmt</code>, and used extensively on [[func_illusionary]] or [[func_brush]] entities in conjunction with [[func_areaportalwindow]].





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WindowImposter accepts only $envmap which is force drawn no matter the user settings or console commands used, like mat_specular 0.

The cubemap is not displayed as a reflection, but as if it's a skybox, which makes it very convenient for making multiple skyboxes.

In Half-Life 2, WindowImposter is used by the material dev/dev_windowportal.vmt, and used extensively on func_illusionary or func_brush entities in conjunction with func_areaportalwindow.


Works on brushes only.

Example VMT

WindowImposter
{
	"$envmap" "space/space_envmap"
}