Like the title said, how do you achieve that? I seen some maps with that, but not really sure how to do it...

Like the title said, how do you achieve that? I seen some maps with that, but not really sure how to do it...

If you want to have a custom scrolling texture, you need to use either the "Texture Scroll" checkbox or the sub layer scroll checkbox, depending on what type of material you are making:


Texture Scroll will literally just scroll the texture sideways and has no configurable options.


Sub Layer Scroll will do the same as Texture scroll but allows you to specify what direction and how fast you want the scrolling to occur (uScroll is up speed, vScroll is sideways speed. Set 0 on one of the two to just have the texture scroll horizontally or vertically, or set numbers for both to have a diagonal scroll. You can also select a "sub layer" texture file which will appear underneath the texture that is scrolling. The multiply texture needs to have an alpha channel in order for the base layer to be seen, and only the multiply texture will move when sub-layer scroll is enabled.

I do not know what happens when you enable both Texture Scroll and Sub-layer scrolling, would be fun to find out.

If you want to have a custom scrolling texture, you need to use either the "Texture Scroll" checkbox or the sub layer scroll checkbox, depending on what type of material you are making:

(Image removed from quote.)
Texture Scroll will literally just scroll the texture sideways and has no configurable options.

(Image removed from quote.)
Sub Layer Scroll will do the same as Texture scroll but allows you to specify what direction and how fast you want the scrolling to occur (uScroll is up speed, vScroll is sideways speed. Set 0 on one of the two to just have the texture scroll horizontally or vertically, or set numbers for both to have a diagonal scroll. You can also select a "sub layer" texture file which will appear underneath the texture that is scrolling. The multiply texture needs to have an alpha channel in order for the base layer to be seen, and only the multiply texture will move when sub-layer scroll is enabled.

I do not know what happens when you enable both Texture Scroll and Sub-layer scrolling, would be fun to find out.

Alright, thanks a lot Treminaor for the helpful info! 

Alright, thanks a lot Treminaor for the helpful info! 

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I do not know what happens when you enable both Texture Scroll and Sub-layer scrolling, would be fun to find out.

Hell I'll try in when I wake up

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Done! 

Did you ever get the moving textures to move on weapons? because i couldnt get it to work 

Did you ever get the moving textures to move on weapons? because i couldnt get it to work 

Did you manage to get the texture to work in-game? If so, mind showing us a screenshot of it?

Ignore the goofy textures and stuff  but here it is!



(hope i added the picture the right way)

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Post Merge: July 10, 2014, 11:30:51 am

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not sure how to upload a picture

Use imgur.com
Then copy the link that says BB code

ok thanks! here it is!

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did you ever get your texture to move?

Okay, I have just put a custom texture on a pistol. However, it appears completely black in game for some reason. I chose scrolling texture in Asset Manager and I also used TomXmodelUtils to check the texture of the gun and it looks fine. It's just that it shows up black in-game. Is it because of some mistake in Asset Manager or...?

Have you moved the images from "raw/images" to "mod/images" and checked them in your IWD list within the mod builder tab in launcher?

Damn, I can't believe I forgot to do that step. Thanks a lot, Sajeone! +1 Respect

If you want to have a custom scrolling texture, you need to use either the "Texture Scroll" checkbox or the sub layer scroll checkbox, depending on what type of material you are making:

(Image removed from quote.)
Texture Scroll will literally just scroll the texture sideways and has no configurable options.

(Image removed from quote.)
Sub Layer Scroll will do the same as Texture scroll but allows you to specify what direction and how fast you want the scrolling to occur (uScroll is up speed, vScroll is sideways speed. Set 0 on one of the two to just have the texture scroll horizontally or vertically, or set numbers for both to have a diagonal scroll. You can also select a "sub layer" texture file which will appear underneath the texture that is scrolling. The multiply texture needs to have an alpha channel in order for the base layer to be seen, and only the multiply texture will move when sub-layer scroll is enabled.

I do not know what happens when you enable both Texture Scroll and Sub-layer scrolling, would be fun to find out.

What is an alpha channel?