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The surfaces are doubled by [[FinishSurfaces()]] during model load. This means that if you have a model with a two-sided surface and a skin that switches to a one-sided surface, the surface will still be two-sided (as skin changes do not change the model). Likewise, if the surface is one-sided, but the skin surface is two-sided, the model will stay one-sided. This is tracked as [http://bugs.angua.at/view.php?id=2297 bug #2297].
The surfaces are doubled by [[FinishSurfaces()]] during model load. This means that if you have a model with a two-sided surface and a skin that switches to a one-sided surface, the surface will still be two-sided (as skin changes do not change the model). Likewise, if the surface is one-sided, but the skin surface is two-sided, the model will stay one-sided. This is tracked as [http://bugs.thedarkmod.com/view.php?id=2297 bug #2297].


== See also ==
== See also ==

Latest revision as of 11:40, 3 October 2014

Surfaces with the twosided keyword in their shader simply get their data doubled, so they get rendered twice, once from front and once from back. Here is a visual explanation.

Twosided pane.png Twosided cylinder.png


The surfaces are doubled by FinishSurfaces() during model load. This means that if you have a model with a two-sided surface and a skin that switches to a one-sided surface, the surface will still be two-sided (as skin changes do not change the model). Likewise, if the surface is one-sided, but the skin surface is two-sided, the model will stay one-sided. This is tracked as bug #2297.

See also