Detail Textures - Revision history

Nbohr1more at 01:17, 15 April 2024

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	}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.		}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.

	For an example using this method, download a [https://~~sites~~.~~google~~.com/~~site~~/~~mortemdesino~~/~~detailtex.pk4~~ sample FM package] by Mortem Desino.		For an example using this method, download a [https://www.moddb.com/mods/the-dark-mod/addons/detail-texture-demo sample FM package] by Mortem Desino.

	== Scaled Intensity Blending: ==		== Scaled Intensity Blending: ==

Mortem Desino: /* Simple Fixed Blending: */

2010-12-31T21:52:01Z

Simple Fixed Blending:

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	map yourDetailTexture		map yourDetailTexture
	}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.		}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.

			For an example using this method, download a [https://sites.google.com/site/mortemdesino/detailtex.pk4 sample FM package] by Mortem Desino.

	== Scaled Intensity Blending: ==		== Scaled Intensity Blending: ==

Greebo: Categorized

2006-09-10T14:42:06Z

Categorized

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	}</pre>		}</pre>
	In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

			[[Category:Textures]]

Gildoran at 22:21, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:21:07Z

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	}		}
	{		{
	blend gl_one~~, gl_src_color~~		blend gl_dst_color, gl_one
	map _white		map _white
	rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)		rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)
	}</pre>		}</pre>
	In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

Gildoran at 22:20, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:20:31Z

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	}		}
	{		{
	blend ~~gl_dst_color~~, ~~gl_one~~		blend gl_one, gl_src_color
	map _white		map _white
	rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)		rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)
	}</pre>		}</pre>
	In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

Gildoran at 22:12, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:12:16Z

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	rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)		rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)
	}</pre>		}</pre>
	In the above code, '''detailAlpha''' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like '''parm3''' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, ''detailAlpha'' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ''parm3'' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

Gildoran at 22:12, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:12:01Z

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	rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)		rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)
	}</pre>		}</pre>
	In the above code, ~~[i]~~detailAlpha~~[/i]~~ would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like ~~[i]~~parm3~~[/i]~~ if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, '''detailAlpha''' would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like '''parm3''' if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

Gildoran at 22:11, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:11:36Z

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	}</pre>		}</pre>
	In the above code, [i]detailAlpha[/i] would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like [i]parm3[/i] if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, [i]detailAlpha[/i] would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like [i]parm3[/i] if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

	~~I hope this tutorial helps anybody interested in doing detail textures!~~

Gildoran at 22:04, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:04:21Z

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	To blend the detail texture, add the following render pass to your material:		To blend the detail texture, add the following render pass to your material:
	<pre>{		<pre>{
	blend gl_dst_color, gl_src_color		blend gl_dst_color, gl_src_color
	map yourDetailTexture		map yourDetailTexture
	}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.		}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.

Gildoran at 22:03, 27 August 2006

2006-08-27T22:03:37Z

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	To blend the detail texture, add the following render pass to your material:		To blend the detail texture, add the following render pass to your material:
	~~[code]~~{		<pre>{
	blend gl_dst_color, gl_src_color		blend gl_dst_color, gl_src_color
	map yourDetailTexture		map yourDetailTexture
	}[/~~code]~~ You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.		}</pre> You'll probably want to scale down the detail pass and maybe even rotate it. You can also apply more than one detail pass.

	== Scaled Intensity Blending: ==		== Scaled Intensity Blending: ==
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	The render passes are as follows:		The render passes are as follows:
	~~[code]~~{		<pre>{
	blend gl_zero, gl_one_minus_src_color		blend gl_zero, gl_one_minus_src_color
	map yourDetailTexture		map yourDetailTexture
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	map _white		map _white
	rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)		rgb detailAlpha/(2-detailAlpha)
	}[/~~code]~~		}</pre>
	In the above code, [i]detailAlpha[/i] would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like [i]parm3[/i] if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.		In the above code, [i]detailAlpha[/i] would be the intensity of the detail texture, ranging from 0 to 1. You could use something like [i]parm3[/i] if you wanted to scale it on the fly. Again, it's possible to use more than one detail pass.

	I hope this tutorial helps anybody interested in doing detail textures!		I hope this tutorial helps anybody interested in doing detail textures!