part:projected_texture

Projected Texture

Projects a light onto a surface. The red arrow indicates the direction. Can be used for custom flashlights or light effects.

This part breaks Halo.

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You can easily find it by clicking on the sign and typing projected texture.



plight.jpg

Add the Projected Texture to your outfit, aim it in the direction that you want and tweak the properties.

custom_flashlight.jpg

Custom flashlight attached to a pistol (weapon_pistol).

You can use custom textures in the texture field, this can be any .JPG / .PNG / .VTF image. Darker colors are less visible, black is invisible.

Download: custom_texture.txt

Custom .VTF textures can be animated and controlled through texture frame.

brightness

Brightness of the light.

color

Color of the light.

translucent

draw order

ignore z

no texture filtering

blend mode

shadows

Stops the light from going through props/walls causing them to cast shadows.

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orthographic

Doesn't work :)

near z

Moves the starting point of the projection forward, seems to only affect shadows.

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far z

The maximum distance of the projected texture.

fov

Doesn't work :)

horizontal fov

Horizontal FOV of the projected texture. Range: 0-180. Breaks shadows. Image Preview

vertical fov

Vertical FOV of the projected texture. Range: 0-180. Breaks shadows. Image Preview

texture

Texture to project. Supports custom textures.

texture frame

Frame of the texture if the texture is animated.

name

Custom name of the projected texture that will be displayed in the editor. Helps with organization. You should probably keep it unique to avoid conflicts.

hide

Hides (disables) the projected texture. All children are hidden as well.

is explicit

Marks the projected texture as explicit. Players using pac_hide_disturbing 1 won't be able to see it.

parent name

Parent of the projected texture. Click on 1) to select.

aim part name

Aims the projected texture at another part. Set angles to 0 0 0 for this to work properly.

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bone

The bone that the projected texture is attached to. Click on 2) to select.

position

Changes the position of the projected texture on each axis (X Y Z).

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angles

Changes the angle of the projected texture on each axis (X Y Z).

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eye angles

Aims the projected texture at whatever you're looking at. Set angles to 0 0 0 for this to work properly.

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position offset

angle offset


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Right Click on to list all available options.
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