Transparency
- Microman171
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Transparency
I can't seem to make a empty detail invisible. All it's there for is for a ladder. It needs to be invisible so I can see the ladder itself.
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do you mean completely invisible? if so, i just use a .tga texture of nothing but 100% transparency and apply it to things like triggers, etc.
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there is a bright pink texture in the techdemo texture library - this is 'the' transparent color that RF uses for semi-transparent textures.
it's technically '255,0,254' in RGB color values, and any texture with this value will be rendered as semi-transparent.
the simplest way to do this is extract this pink texture from the techdemo library add it to any texture library you are using you (use rfpack.exe, open techdemo txl, choose pink texture choose 'extract selected' and then drag n drop it onto your custom texture library).
simply apply this texture to any brush you want to be transparent and then in face properties all you need to set is the 'transparent' flag, and the brush will be invisible - no need to adjust the value at all - it will automatically be invisible.
fyi, all 'empty' does is mark that brush as having no collision detection, ie so you can walk through it.
it's technically '255,0,254' in RGB color values, and any texture with this value will be rendered as semi-transparent.
the simplest way to do this is extract this pink texture from the techdemo library add it to any texture library you are using you (use rfpack.exe, open techdemo txl, choose pink texture choose 'extract selected' and then drag n drop it onto your custom texture library).
simply apply this texture to any brush you want to be transparent and then in face properties all you need to set is the 'transparent' flag, and the brush will be invisible - no need to adjust the value at all - it will automatically be invisible.
fyi, all 'empty' does is mark that brush as having no collision detection, ie so you can walk through it.
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