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A list of foliage and vegetation related assets === World models ===

...e=prop_static|internal=yes|engine=Source 2}} It is used to place arbitrary models on to a map. ...creating extra draw calls. To merge lightprobed meshes, enable the Bake to World parameter.}}

...e bottom brush is entirely textured with the nodraw texture. Thus a normal world brush textured with nodraw is sealing the map under the displacements. ...d to show how simple things like weeds can be added. There are lots of SDK models you can use in your maps.

| {{warning|Will still cause decals if used on world brushes. At least in {{l4d2}}}} | Will cause material glitches if used in models

...as a regular entity after the map has been compiled. The vast majority of models in a typical map are <code>prop_static</code> entities. :* 6 - Use [[VPhysics]] (default) {{note|Using VPhysics collision on models without a [[collision mesh]] will cause the engine to throw a warning upon

...normals of vertex data to calculate lighting. This is extremely useful for foliage and other thin types of vertex meshes. ...13mp}} {{tf2branch}} {{gmod}} }} - Allows the props to use lightmaps (like world brushes) if VRAD is run with <code>-StaticPropLighting</code> and the prop

[[File:Dear-esther henge.jpg|thumb|250px|Detail props create the foliage in this screenshot from {{Dear Esther|4}}.]] ...ct DirectX overhead that becomes more and more pronounced as the number of models increases, regardless of how many polygons are being drawn.

* '''LOD on Models and World'''. Achieve maximum performance on all levels of hardware with automatic ma ...''. Enables [[MSAA]] [[anti-aliasing]] of alpha-tested primitives such as foliage, fences, and grillwork.

"models" ...ins_01.mdl" ) = obj_weapon_cache : "Weapon cache that can be placed in the world to give dynamic buy zones."

...legendary '''[https://postal.fandom.com/wiki/POSTAL_2 POSTAL 2]''', a open-world first-person shooter game known for its controversial content, it received ...rapes_02.cloth.txt}} file.<br>{{Bug|The Postal Dude's coat and other cloth models using PhysX will have issues (such as Postal Dude's "coat" detaching) when

...g data into it. VRAD's static and pre-compiled light is bounced around the world with a {{Wikipedia|Radiosity (3D computer graphics)|radiosity}} algorithm. ...re shadows to be recognizable. Nonetheless, textures such as grate fences, foliage, and barbed wire will still cast noticeably more accurate shadows with this

input Kill( void ) : "Removes this entity from the world" input Kill( void ) : "Removes this entity from the world"

@PointClass base(BaseCharger) studio( "models/props_blackmesa/health_charger.mdl" ) = item_healthcharger : "Health Charge @PointClass base(BaseCharger) studio( "models/props_blackmesa/hev_charger.mdl" ) = item_suitcharger : "HEV Charger"

Models (.[[MDL]]): «bank, water box, water box2, truck, fire hydrant, jeep, pa» ...mainly used for interface materials that will always be in front of the 3D world, and for skybox materials that will always be behind.

"This is the world entity. Each map can only contain one, and it's automatically created for y model(studio) : "Model" : "models/weapons/vr_flashlight/vr_flashlight.vmdl"

...) : "Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X)" : "0 0 0" : "This entity's orientation in the world. Pitch is rotation around the Y axis, " + ...rigin) : "Origin (X Y Z)" : : "The position of this entity's center in the world. Rotating entities typically rotate around their origin."

...) : "Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X)" : "0 0 0" : "This entity's orientation in the world. Pitch is rotation around the Y axis, " + ...rigin) : "Origin (X Y Z)" : : "The position of this entity's center in the world. Rotating entities typically rotate around their origin."

...) : "Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X)" : "0 0 0" : "This entity's orientation in the world. Pitch is rotation around the Y axis, " + ...rigin) : "Origin (X Y Z)" : : "The position of this entity's center in the world. Rotating entities typically rotate around their origin."

...) : "Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X)" : "0 0 0" : "This entity's orientation in the world. Pitch is rotation around the Y axis, " + ...rigin) : "Origin (X Y Z)" : : "The position of this entity's center in the world. Rotating entities typically rotate around their origin."

...) : "Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X)" : "0 0 0" : "This entity's orientation in the world. Pitch is rotation around the Y axis, " + ...rigin) : "Origin (X Y Z)" : : "The position of this entity's center in the world. Rotating entities typically rotate around their origin."