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* There you can give a texture a special format, for example "bgra4444", to make it transparent. | * There you can give a texture a special format, for example "bgra4444", to make it transparent. | ||
* | * Use gunkflag "TwoSided" to make surfaces visible from both sides. | ||
* If the texture comes with gunkflag "NoCollision" then all objects with that texture will have no collision. Characters would fall through it. | * If the texture comes with gunkflag "NoCollision" then all objects with that texture will have no collision. Characters would fall through it. | ||
Both makes sense, let's say, for a water-like substance. The biolab use this for an area with green acid. | Both makes sense, let's say, for a water-like substance. The biolab use this for an area with green acid. | ||
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It's also possible to set this in Mod Tool. Use one image source for diffuse and transparency. | |||
It won't work with two images sources even if both sources use the same image. See screenshot if you are still unsure about this. | |||