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My invisible texture is not invisible.
Texture:
Name- {groundHole
invisible part 255, 0, 0 (straight blue)
Entity:
fun_wall
render mode- solid
fx amount- 255
Why isn't it invisible?
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2010 Jun 16 at 18:34 PDT
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Rockbomb
Dog fucker (but in a good way now)
2009 Nov 13 • 2045
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sprinkles said: My invisible texture is not invisible.
Texture:
Name- {groundHole
invisible part 255, 0, 0 (straight blue)
Entity:
fun_wall
render mode- solid
fx amount- 255
Why isn't it invisible?
Its because you made it a fun_wall. It can either be fun, or it can be invisible, but you can't have both.
</sarcasm>
Try messing with the render mode, I recall that being the problem when I was trying to do something similar.
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2010 Jun 16 at 19:41 PDT
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2010 Jun 17 at 00:33 PDT
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2010 Jun 17 at 06:55 PDT
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Rockbomb
Dog fucker (but in a good way now)
2009 Nov 13 • 2045
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What did you save it as? Its possible that when you saved it the compression slightly changed the blue (though its doubtful, cuz true blue should be supported in any format), but its a possibility.
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2010 Jun 17 at 07:06 PDT
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2010 Jun 17 at 07:23 PDT
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sprinkles said: My invisible texture is not invisible.
Texture:
Name- {groundHole
invisible part 255, 0, 0 (straight blue)
Entity:
fun_wall
render mode- solid
fx amount- 255
Why isn't it invisible?
Does it appear as blue or black ingame?
Also, iirc textures have to be 8-bit bmps. Not sure about this one though.
...and that's the bottom line because Mate de Vita said so.
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2010 Jun 17 at 07:52 PDT
— Ed. 2010 Jun 17 at 07:53 PDT
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Its blue in game, looks jus' like it does in hammer.
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2010 Jun 17 at 08:11 PDT
— Ed. 2010 Jun 17 at 08:14 PDT
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that womans thorax is closer than useual to that mans geneteila
I drink to forget but I always remember.
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2010 Jun 17 at 09:08 PDT
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2010 Jun 17 at 10:25 PDT
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Of course.
http://www.speedyshare.com/files/23005845/test2.wad
If you open the wad up you'll notice that the names are incorrect, but I appended the necessary '{' before the name and they still don't work. Also, I copied a texture from the halflife.wad and pasted it into Photoshop, and it doesn't work either (its the net texture).
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2010 Jun 17 at 10:27 PDT
— Ed. 2010 Jun 17 at 10:37 PDT
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If you look at the palette for your picture in Wally you'll see that the blue colour is NOT the last colour of the palette. Follow the tutorial I posted earlier on how to swap the colours to get the blue one to be at the last index.
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2010 Jun 17 at 13:17 PDT
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2010 Jun 17 at 13:45 PDT
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2010 Jun 17 at 13:57 PDT
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