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'''<code>$emissiveblend</code>''' is a material effect. | |||
{{Note|The only example of this is in <code>episodic/materials/models/vortigaunt/vortigaunt_blue.vmt</code> found in the 'source2007 shared.gcf'.}} | |||
{ | |||
$emissiveBlendEnabled <[[bool]]> // Enables effect | |||
$emissiveBlendTexture <[[texture]]> //Points to a phong exponent texture? | |||
$emissiveBlendBaseTexture <[[texture]]> | |||
$emissiveBlendFlowTexture <[[texture]]> | |||
$emissiveBlendTint <[[RGB]]> //RGB 0-1 | |||
$emissiveBlendScrollVector <[[float]] [[float]]> //Example [0.11 0.124]? | |||
} | |||
[[Category:Material System]] |
Revision as of 05:42, 18 June 2016
$emissiveblend
is a material effect.

episodic/materials/models/vortigaunt/vortigaunt_blue.vmt
found in the 'source2007 shared.gcf'.{ $emissiveBlendEnabled <bool> // Enables effect $emissiveBlendTexture <texture> //Points to a phong exponent texture? $emissiveBlendBaseTexture <texture> $emissiveBlendFlowTexture <texture> $emissiveBlendTint <RGB> //RGB 0-1 $emissiveBlendScrollVector <float float> //Example [0.11 0.124]? }