how do I make a two sided texture (like for netting and fences?)

copy the patch and press ctrl I to invert it

copy the patch and press ctrl I to invert it

not into upping my patch count.. plus it'll probably compile weird

not into upping my patch count.. plus it'll probably compile weird

that's how I was taught and make it a 2x2 patch whats the dif?
and no it looks just fine

that's how I was taught and make it a 2x2 patch whats the dif?
and no it looks just fine

but then I gotta go through having to select both if I want to move them, thought itd be a simple selection in asset manager.

and mines not 2x2

The only way to do it is with a two sided patch (which is what Rambo suggested), or a brush in radiant, or a model in Maya. Those are the only options.

The only way to do it is with a two sided patch (which is what Rambo suggested), or a brush in radiant, or a model in Maya. Those are the only options.

but aren't the fence textures double faces on curve/terrain patches?

but aren't the fence textures double faces on curve/terrain patches?

huh?

..... jei the way I said is as simple as it comes. clicking one more time if you have to more the 2 patches shouldn't be that much of a issue, you could have been do with this hrs ago. just mark it best answer and take the 2 min  to do it lol

On the material in asset manager set cullface to none

On the material in asset manager set cullface to none

I've done that with models before but does it work with terrain patches? I don't think the other side of a patch is rendered at all, regardless of the cullface setting.

I've done that with models before but does it work with terrain patches? I don't think the other side of a patch is rendered at all, regardless of the cullface setting.

I've never had a reason to use a material like it on a terrain patch, but I just tried it in Radiant. It works in Radiant, so I don't see why it wouldn't work in game.

I've never had a reason to use a material like it on a terrain patch, but I just tried it in Radiant. It works in Radiant, so I don't see why it wouldn't work in game.
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Very interesting, I'll have to remember that one. Thanks for testing it out.

There is a lot of materials in stock WaW, that has this feature, such as that one fence texture and netting, lol. If I ever create new textures, I will surely use this

..... jei the way I said is as simple as it comes. clicking one more time if you have to more the 2 patches shouldn't be that much of a issue, you could have been do with this hrs ago. just mark it best answer and take the 2 min  to do it lol

I know I'm just wondering if there's a different way