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		 Note:The obsolete material used is materials/obsolete/obsolete.vmt, which is by default missing in all Source games, resulting in missing textures.
Note:The obsolete material used is materials/obsolete/obsolete.vmt, which is by default missing in all Source games, resulting in missing textures.
		
	
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| Marks the [[model]] as obsolete so that it will show a specific obsolete material in game. [[$opaque]] takes precedence over this option. | {{This is a|name=$obsolete|QC command}} Marks the [[model]] as obsolete so that it will show a specific obsolete material in game. [[$opaque]] takes precedence over this option. | ||
| {{note|The obsolete material used is materials/obsolete/obsolete.vmt, which is by default missing in all Source games, resulting in missing textures.}} | {{note|The obsolete material used is materials/obsolete/obsolete.vmt, which is by default missing in all Source games, resulting in missing textures.}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:54, 18 July 2025
$obsolete  is a   QC command  available in all  Source games. Marks the model as obsolete so that it will show a specific obsolete material in game. $opaque takes precedence over this option.
 Source games. Marks the model as obsolete so that it will show a specific obsolete material in game. $opaque takes precedence over this option.
 Note:The obsolete material used is materials/obsolete/obsolete.vmt, which is by default missing in all Source games, resulting in missing textures.
Note:The obsolete material used is materials/obsolete/obsolete.vmt, which is by default missing in all Source games, resulting in missing textures.
