VertexLitGeneric

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Shader-ball.png VertexLitGeneric It is the shader most commonly used to render models, and supports a variety of effects.

Supported Parameters

$bumpmap
Normal mapping.
$color2
Color tinting.
$decaltexture (only in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive)
Use a 2nd UV channel for high-resolution decal support.
$detail
Detail texturing.
$envmap
Specular reflections.
$emissiveblend (in all games since Source 2007)
Advanced flowing self-illumination, used on the Vortigaunts in Half-Life 2: Episode Two Half-Life 2: Episode Two .
$flesh (in all games since Source 2007)
The flesh effect used for Alyx in Half-Life 2: Episode Two.
$halflambert
Half-lambertian shading.
$lightwarptexture (in all games since Source 2006)
Per-texel color modification via a warp texture.
$phong (in all games since Source 2006)
Diffuse reflections.
$rimlight (in all games since Source 2007)
Constant rimlight based on phong and the ambient lighting.
$selfillum
Self-illumination.
$translucent
$alpha
Expensive and cheap transparency.
$compress (in all games since Source 2007)
$stretch (in all games since Source 2007)
Wrinklemaps for character faces.
$treeSway (in all games since Left 4 Dead)
Vertex manipulation to give the effect of trees swaying in the wind.

Misc Parameters

$flashlightnolambert $seperatedetailuvs $desaturatewithbasealpha $lowqualityflashlightshadows $allowfencerenderstatehack $disablecsmlookup

Cloak

VertexLitGeneric natively supports the Spy cloak effect from Team Fortress 2 Team Fortress 2 . You will want to combine it with a sine wave proxy for the full effect.

$cloakpassenabled $cloakfactor $cloakcolortint $refractamount

See also