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# Create a brush | # Create a brush | ||
# Open the Object Properties window (highlight the brush and Ctrl | # Open the Object Properties window (highlight the brush and {{key|Ctrl|t}}) | ||
# Change the FX Amount of the object to modify the transparency of the glass (1-255; 1 is fully transparent, 255 is fully opaque) | # Change the FX Amount of the object to modify the transparency of the glass (1-255; 1 is fully transparent, 255 is fully opaque) | ||
# (optional) Change the Render Mode to Additive (from Texture) to change the appearance | # (optional) Change the Render Mode to Additive (from Texture) to change the appearance | ||
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This article will walk you through the process of creating a simple glass in the Valve Hammer Editor for the GoldSrc (Half-Life) engine.
Breakable glass
- Open the texture browser
- Select a glass texture of your choice
- Create a brush
- Open the Object Properties window (highlight the brush and Ctrl+t)
- Change the object class to func_breakable
- Ensure the Material type is Glass
- Change the FX Amount of the object to modify the transparency of the glass (1-255; 1 is fully transparent, 255 is fully opaque)
- (optional) Change the Strength of the object to modify the amount of damage required to break the glass (higher value is higher "health" of the glass)
- (optional) Change Gibs Direction from Random to Relative to Attack
- (optional) Change the Render Mode to Additive (from Texture) to change the appearance
Todo: What does Additive actually do?
Unbreakable glass
- Open the texture browser
- Select a glass texture of your choice
- Create a brush
- Open the Object Properties window (highlight the brush and Ctrl+t)
- Change the FX Amount of the object to modify the transparency of the glass (1-255; 1 is fully transparent, 255 is fully opaque)
- (optional) Change the Render Mode to Additive (from Texture) to change the appearance
Todo: What does Additive actually do?
External links
VERC: Glass and Transparency (originally posted on the VERC; mirrored from the original on the TWHL Wiki)
Tutorial: Glass
Vlatitude: Glass Tutorial
Tutorial: Adding Glass to Doors