Tag Leutz

Kann mir ma bitte jemand die genauen Unterschiede der verschiedenen Reder-modi erklären ?
oder wenigstens meine bestätigen:

normal ------- nix wird verändert
color -------- ?????
texture ------ nimmt die Eigenschaften der Textur auf, ist aber unabhängig vom licht, leuchtet also (wahrscheinlich mit 200)
additive ------ ??????
solid --------- gleich wie texture bloß abhängig vom licht
glow --------- leuchtet

dankschön

color -> strahlt in der gewissen Farbe.. für das eine Xending wichtig
add -> schwarz wird weggeschnitten

shielding people from their own stupidity is an evolutionary step backwards anyway.

/* God is dead!............Nietzsche */
/* Nietzsche is dead!......God */
/* Nietzsche is God!.......The Dead */

Zitat:

Rendering Properties
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Most brush-based and model-based (monsters, etc) point entities allow you to set their rendering properties. These are broken into four categories - Render FX (renderfx), Render Mode (rendermode), FX Amount (renderamt), and FX Color (rendercolor).

Render FX (renderfx)
The Render FX control the visual behavior of the object. You have the following choices available to you:

Normal (0)
Slow Pulse (1)
Fast Pulse (2)
Slow Wide Pulse (3)
Fast Wide Pulse (4)
Slow Fade Away (5)
Fast Fade Away (6)
Slow Become Solid (7)
Fast Become Solid (8)
Slow Strobe (9)
Fast Strobe (10)
Faster Strobe (11)
Slow Flicker (12)
Fast Flicker (13)
Constant Glow (14)
Distort (15)
Hologram (Distort + fade) (16)
Render Mode (rendermode)
The Render Mode value determines how the object is displayed. There are six render modes:

Normal (0)
This is the default rendering mode.

Color (1)
When this is selected, the object's textured appearance will be replaced with the color specified in the FX Color field. The amount of translucency can be controlled by the FX Amount value. This is not applicable to model-based point entities (monsters, etc).

Texture (2)
This mode allows you to set the translucency of an object. The level of translucency is determined by the FX Amount value.

Glow (3)
In conjunction with the env_glow entity, this lets you create the lenticular halos around light effects. The value of the FX Amount determines the translucency of the halo, and the FX Color determines its color.

Solid (4)
This render mode is used in conjunction with masked textures ('{FENCE' for example). A func_wall (or other entity) that uses masked textures should have this render mode set, and the FX Amount set to 255.

Additive (5)
This is quite similar to the Texture render mode, except that as you are able to see successive layers of the object, they are "added" together, producing more of an opaque and brighter look.

FX Amount (renderamt)
The FX Amount is generally used to determine the level of translucency of an object. Its value can range from 0 to 255. A value of 0 renders the object invisible, and a value of 255 will render an object solid.

FX Color (rendercolor)
For render modes that require it (Color and Glow), the FX Color will determine the color of the rendered object.

Quelle - VERC

[EDIT]
Sorry, Hab' mich verlesen... :]
Vielleicht kannst du trotzdem damit was anfangen...

TrapperToni
"...Reden ist Schweigen und Silber ist Gold, also glaube nicht dem Schein,
wenn dich der Schatten verfolgt."
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