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Note: This is the tools/toolsblack texture, not the halflife/black texture. This texture is often used for brushes that are far away and they are dark. It cannot be lit by any type of light, but is affected by fog color. An example of its use is in the 'space' backgrounds during the G-Man monologues in Half-Life 2. White Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (leaves marks) Identical to tools/toolsblack texture only in white. While the tools/toolsblack texture is perfect dark, this texture shines with white color.

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Block LOS No No No Yes No No No No Blocks the of and. 1/2 will reveal that while this texture doesn't block, it draws crossing polygons, and them alone are capable of preventing the engine from rendering enveloped brushwork. This can be worked around through turning the Block LOS textured brush into a with its Solidity keyvalue set to a solid state. (A Block LOS funcbrush can still be traversed in this state.) Block Bullets No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) Foremost solid to bullets, but also to NPCs and physics projectiles. It does not block all projectiles, though.

Projectiles from NPCs such as the acid spit from, will still get through. To allow NPCs and their to pass through, turn the brush into a with its Solidity keyvalue set to a solid state. Blockbullets2 No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) Available only in. Identical to Block Bullets, the only difference is that this tool texture doesn't block. Block Light No Yes No No No No No No Casts shadows artificially. Only used at compile time.

Does not seal. See more uses. Dotted Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes (leaves marks) A face textured with this texture is rendered on top of all other brush geometry. Furthermore, a brush with Dotted on any face will not block visibility nor cull any face that it touches, meaning that any area enclosed in a Dotted-textured brush will not be removed from the map in any way. No No Yes No No No No No This texture is used to instruct the compiler to cut.

Invisible No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes No Solid to all objects. Invisibledisplacement It's not actually a texture. It's the backside of a brush when a displacement is applied.

Kind of like a prop with it's normals; The other side just doesn't exist. Ingame, this side of the displacement will appear invisible, but solid. (like above) (Invisible) Ladder No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes No Used with in the most multiplayer games except. Nodraw No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) Its transparency coupled with its VIS blocking, will create a leak visual effect. Blocks visibility if used on all surfaces of the same brush.

This texture is used very often for brushes that don't need to be textured. (for optimization the compiler skips making lightmap on this texture) Nodraw Roof No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) Available only in. Identical to Nodraw, the only difference being a separate texture name to differentiate them. Nodraw Wood No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) Available only in. Identical to Nodraw, the only difference is that the brush with this texture, when hit, it will make wood impact sounds. Nodraw Portalable No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A Available only in. Identical to Nodraw, the only difference is that Portals can be placed on this texture.

Note: In, ordinary Nodraw can have portals placed on it. Occluder N/A No No No No No No No Used for entities. (This table assumes that this texture is used on a entity.)It hides any props while behind a wall with the occluder active. Origin N/A No No No No No No No Deprecated for use in maps. (After giving the error ' origin brushes not allowed in world' the compiler will fail.) Origin brushes were used in mapping to set the rotation origin of rotating.

It can still be used to override a brush entity's origin when used as one of its brushes. No No No No No No No No Has no effect on anything.

Useful in combination with Hint tool textures. Skip faces are removed during compile, so a brush textured with skip won't prevent leaks. Also useful as a tool in Hammer for grouping, moving and place-holding objects. Trigger Yes No No No No No No No Use on and entities, and Buyzones in. Also don't forget to move the selected ToEntity so you can change the properties. (This table assumes that this texture is used on a trigger type entity.) Invismetal No No N/A No Yes Yes Yes No Available only in the series. Creates an invisible texture that shows metal marks when shot.

Clips Image Name Visible (if ) Casts shadows Cuts Blocks NPC Solid to NPCs Solid to Player(s) Solid to physics Solid to bullets Usage / Notes Clip No No No No Yes Yes No No Solid to players and but not other objects. In and this clips players as both special infected and survivors. Does not function in. (New with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) Clip brush textures with different material types: Concrete, Dirt, Glass, Grass, Gravel, Metal, Metal Grate, Plastic, Rubber, Sand, Tile, Wood. Note: Not solid to dropped weapons, but solid to dropped C4 in NPC Clip No No No No Yes No No No Solid to but not players or other objects.

Player Clip No No No No No Yes No No Solid only to players. In L4D and L4D2 this clips players as survivors, but not as special infected. Player Control Clip Yes Yes Yes No?

Yes Yes Yes Yes (leaves marks) Available only in and earlier. It is obvious that this texture has to be tied to an entity to gain any special abilities, but what entity is not yet confirmed.

Seems that it is necessary for funcvehicleclip. (See 'player clip' above for the tool texture that restricts player movement.) Grenade Clip No No No No No No Grenades only No Available only in. Only solid to grenades. Stairs No No No No No Yes No No Available only in.

Functionally the same to player clip but allows for steeper angles, up to °. Sky(boxes) and fog Image Name Visible (if ) Casts shadows Cuts Blocks NPC Solid to NPCs Solid to Player(s) Solid to physics Solid to bullets Usage / Notes Fog Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes (leaves marks). Confirm: Does not seem to work? (You can use this for instead of the trigger texture but NOT for.) No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) This texture is used to make 3D. Casts light if there is a entity in the map.

Cannot be used in the same as the toolsskybox2d tool texture. Can act like a clip brush. Entities behind a skybox brush can be visible, but if Areaportals are used they can appear as invisible because the areaportal renders them invisible. No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes (no marks) Available only in and later.

Use to make 2D without displaying the. Casts light if there is a lightenvironment entity in the map. Cannot be used in the same as the toolsskybox tool texture. SkyFog No Yes Yes Yes Yes (leaves marks) The SkyFog texture does not contain any properties. There is currently no existing corresponding Shader called 'skyfog'.

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(Generates error Error: Material 'tools/toolsskyfog' uses unknown shader 'SkyFog'.).

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Changing thumbnail size. Filtering the gallery In most games the texture browser hosts thousands of items. Navigating to the exact texture you want to use would be problematic were it not for. This feature allows you to search for parts of file names. You can use spaces to split your filter in multiple terms, such as “concrete wall”, “plaster ceiling”, or “metal door” (don’t include the quote marks). To show the entire list of textures again, open the Texture Browser, select the text in the filter field and press ← Backspace or Delete to delete it.

Dev Textures Source comes with a number of textures specifically designed to help you create brushes in proportion to the player. They are called “dev textures”, for “development”, and can be found by filtering for “dev”. Find and double-click dev/devmeasurewall01a. Tip: With the face edit sheet open you can right-click on any surface to apply the current texture to it. Lightmap Scale Affects how light effects apply to the surface.

Smaller numbers are higher resolution and produce more expensive lighting effects. Larger numbers are lower resolution and produce cheaper lighting effects. Rotation Rotates the texture on the brush face.

Justify Snaps the texture’s position to a specified position on the wall. Left, Right, Top, Bottom and Center. Finally, “Fit” squashes the entire texture onto the surface. Checking the “Treat as one” box will make Hammer consider all selected faces as one continuous item. This is useful when fitting a texture across multiple surfaces.

Align Specifies how the texture is projected onto the face. Applies textures along the global x, y, or z axis. Applies the texture directly onto the face no matter which way it faces. Mode Allows you to select what will happen when you click on a brush face with the left mouse button. Apply the same texture to the remaining three walls, and using the same process apply a dev texture to the ceiling and the floor.