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In code, it is represented by the
Example: If we have a brush entity named
(Illustrated possible outputs in a outputs table. Note about when a brush has multiple togglable textures.) |
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{{lang|Env texturetoggle}} | {{lang|Env texturetoggle}} | ||
[[File:env_texturetoggle.png|left|link=]] | [[File:env_texturetoggle.png|left|link=]] | ||
{{ | {{entity|type=e0|env_texturetoggle}} | ||
It allows you to change the textures on brush entities or overlays. | It allows you to change the textures on brush entities or overlays. | ||
{{code class|CTextureToggle|env_texturetoggle.cpp}} | {{code class|CTextureToggle|env_texturetoggle.cpp}} | ||
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Such a VMT file could look like the one on the right. | Such a VMT file could look like the one on the right. | ||
{{ | {{ModernTip|You can fire <code>[[AddOutput]] texframeindex #</code> which will change the texture's frame index without needing this entity.}} | ||
{{ | {{ModernExample| If we have a brush entity named <code>brush</code> and an env_texturetoggle named <code>toggle</code> whose target brush is <code>brush</code>, then we can use any of the following outputs on a [[func_button]] to toggle the texture for the <code>brush</code>. The second and third output have the same effect.}} | ||
:{| {{OutputsTable}} | :{| {{OutputsTable}} | ||
|+ '''Inputs to toggle textures''' | |+ '''Inputs to toggle textures''' | ||
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{{ | {{ModernNote|If a brush has multiple textures with multiple frames, an output will affect all of these textures.}} | ||
==Keyvalues== | ==Keyvalues== | ||
Revision as of 03:23, 20 April 2023
Template:Entity It allows you to change the textures on brush entities or overlays.
In code, it is represented by theCTextureToggleclass, defined in theenv_texturetoggle.cppfile.
Entity Description
LightmappedGeneric
{
$basetexture "path/to/a/VTF/file/with/multiple/frames"
Proxies
{
ToggleTexture
{
ToggleTextureVar $basetexture
ToggleTextureFrameNumVar $frame
}
}
}
In order for env_texturetoggle to work properly, your overlay or at least one face of your brush must use a VMT material with the ToggleTexture proxy defined and pointing to an animated VTF file with at least two frames.
Such a VMT file could look like the one on the right.
Example: If we have a brush entity named brush and an env_texturetoggle named toggle whose target brush is brush, then we can use any of the following outputs on a func_button to toggle the texture for the brush. The second and third output have the same effect.My Output Target Entity Target Input Parameter Delay Only Once Inputs to toggle textures 
OnPressed toggle IncrementTextureIndex 0 No OnPressed toggle SetTextureIndex <n> 0 No OnPressed brush AddOutput texframeindex <n> 0 No
Keyvalues
- Target Brush(es) (target) <targetname>
- Name of the brushes or info_overlays. All
ToggleTexturematerials on all entities (including sprites) matching the targetname will be affected.
Inputs
- IncrementTextureIndex <void>
- Increments target brush's current texture frame by one. In other words: switches to the next texture.
- SetTextureIndex <integer>
- Sets target brush's texture frame to the specified index.