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* {{src|4}} materials are defined in [[VMT]] files.
* {{src|4}} materials are defined in [[VMT]] files.
* {{src2|4}} materials are defined in [[VMAT]] files.
* {{src2|4}} materials are defined in [[VMAT]] files.
{{goldsrc|4}} does not use materials; instead, textures are used directly, and flagged either via name in a [[WAD]] or by metadata in an [[MDL (GoldSrc)|MDL]] or [[SPR]].
{{goldsrc|4}} does not use materials; instead, textures are used directly, and flagged either via name in a [[WAD]] or by metadata in an [[MDL (GoldSrc)|MDL]] or [[SPR]]. Information about a texture's "material" is instead stored in {{mono|[[materials.txt]]}} and [[MAT file]]s.
{{modernConfusion|This page is for the concept of materials in general. More information about materials in specific engines can be found on the documentation about the specific engines' material format pages.}}

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GoldSrc GoldSrc does not use materials; instead, textures are used directly, and flagged either via name in a WAD or by metadata in an MDL or SPR. Information about a texture's "material" is instead stored in materials.txt and MAT files.

Warning.pngRisk of Confusion:This page is for the concept of materials in general. More information about materials in specific engines can be found on the documentation about the specific engines' material format pages.