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Tip:This shader can be effectively used to fake various features that Source may not support, such as vertex coloring or lightmapping on models, by creating a surface above the first one to modulate it.
Note:Does not accept any translucency parameters, including $alpha, $alphatest, $additive and $translucent.
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{{ | {{This is a|s0|name=Modulate}} It modulates the colors of any pixels behind it. | ||
{{tip|This shader can be effectively used to fake various features that [[Source]] may not support, such as vertex coloring or [[lightmap]]ping on models, by creating a surface above the first one to modulate it.}} | {{tip|This shader can be effectively used to fake various features that [[Source]] may not support, such as vertex coloring or [[lightmap]]ping on models, by creating a surface above the first one to modulate it.}} | ||
Revision as of 08:55, 29 October 2023
Modulate is a s0 available in all 
Source games. It modulates the colors of any pixels behind it.
Tip:This shader can be effectively used to fake various features that Source may not support, such as vertex coloring or lightmapping on models, by creating a surface above the first one to modulate it.Description
Accepts only the following parameters:
$basetexture "texture" //Multiplies the color behind it with this surface's texture. $mod2x "boolean" //Doubles the modulation, making it appear brighter. 1 enables this, 0 disables. Disabled by default. $nocull "boolean" //Draws triangles from both sides, not just one. 1 enables this, 0 disables. Disabled by default.
Note:Does not accept any translucency parameters, including $alpha, $alphatest, $additive and $translucent.