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Sky is a shader in  Source 2. Unlike Source, skies in Source 2 do not use a 6-sided skybox, but instead a single panoramic image, such as an HDRI map.
 Source 2. Unlike Source, skies in Source 2 do not use a 6-sided skybox, but instead a single panoramic image, such as an HDRI map.
Todo:  Counter-Strike 2 supports 6-sided skyboxes, but it uses a single vtex_c instead of one for each face; how are these authored in the
 Counter-Strike 2 supports 6-sided skyboxes, but it uses a single vtex_c instead of one for each face; how are these authored in the  Material Editor?
 Material Editor?
 Counter-Strike 2 supports 6-sided skyboxes, but it uses a single vtex_c instead of one for each face; how are these authored in the
 Counter-Strike 2 supports 6-sided skyboxes, but it uses a single vtex_c instead of one for each face; how are these authored in the  Material Editor?
 Material Editor?

