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Compiles the texture to be used for a [[Trigger]]
{{subpage|[[Material map compile flags]]}}
Compiles the texture to be used for a [[Trigger]].


Generally "Tools/toolstrigger" could be used for any trigger, but if a mod/map has multiple types of brush entities that use Tools/toolstrigger, one could make multiple tool textures to differentiate the types of entities easier, such as {{ent|trigger_hurt}}, {{ent|trigger_once}}, {{ent|trigger_multiple}}, {{ent|parallax_obb}}, etc.<br>
Generally "Tools/toolstrigger" could be used for any trigger, but if a mod/map has multiple types of brush entities that use Tools/toolstrigger, one could make multiple tool textures to differentiate the types of entities easier, such as {{ent|trigger_hurt}}, {{ent|trigger_once}}, {{ent|trigger_multiple}}, {{ent|parallax_obb}}, etc.<br>
{{note|Different textures will have no functional effect, unless paired with other [[Shader Parameters]].}}
{{note|Different textures will have no functional effect, unless paired with other [[Shader Parameters]].}}
==Example==
==Example==
Example uses {{shader Name|LightmappedGeneric}}, however {{shader Name|UnlitGeneric}} also works as well.
Example uses {{shader Name|LightmappedGeneric}}, however {{shader Name|UnlitGeneric}} also works as well; %CompileTrigger implies [[%CompileNoLight]].
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Revision as of 13:11, 3 August 2024

Compiles the texture to be used for a Trigger.

Generally "Tools/toolstrigger" could be used for any trigger, but if a mod/map has multiple types of brush entities that use Tools/toolstrigger, one could make multiple tool textures to differentiate the types of entities easier, such as trigger_hurt, trigger_once, trigger_multiple, parallax_obb, etc.

Note.pngNote:Different textures will have no functional effect, unless paired with other Shader Parameters.

Example

Example uses Shader-ball.png LightmappedGeneric, however Shader-ball.png UnlitGeneric also works as well; %CompileTrigger implies %CompileNoLight.

LightmappedGeneric
 {
 	$translucent 1
 	$basetexture "Tools/toolstrigger"
 	"srgb?$basetexture" "Tools/toolstrigger-dx10"
 	"%compiletrigger" 1
 	"%keywords" "airexchange,borealis,c17downtown,c17industrial,c17sewers,c17skyscraper,c17trainstation,combine,kraken,wasteland"
 }