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Note:Not to be confused with the QC command $model (QC).
Tip:Remember that the basic shader type for all models is VertexLitGeneric and a model's VMT and VTF files should be stored in
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The [[VMT command]] '''$model''' flags a material for use on models, rather than a [[brush]]. It is necessary for any material used as a model skin. | The [[VMT command]] '''$model''' flags a material for use on models, rather than a [[brush]]. It is necessary for any material used as a model skin. | ||
{{note|Not to be confused with the [[QC command]] [[$model (QC)]].}} | |||
== VMT syntax example == | == VMT syntax example == | ||
Revision as of 12:13, 31 March 2008
The VMT command $model flags a material for use on models, rather than a brush. It is necessary for any material used as a model skin.
Note:Not to be confused with the QC command $model (QC).VMT syntax example
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Tip:Remember that the basic shader type for all models is VertexLitGeneric and a model's VMT and VTF files should be stored in materials/models/. See also Materials for models.