Similar to the effect of gradient transparency Last edited 8 months ago2024-04-20 11:13:41 UTC
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Golden Source Engine is a 3D video game engine created by Valve in 1996. Many games have been created based on it.
I create maps in Counter-Strike for everyone to play with and to satisfy my creative desires. Sometimes, creators like me want to create transparency-related content in a map, but the existing rendering modes don't come close to what we want to express, so I thought about it, tested an idea and decided it would work relatively well. You might have a better idea. Welcome to brainstorm.
Advantages: No coding required; Able to receive light source information
Disadvantages: Poor performance under texture filtering, prone to moire
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J.A.C.K.
The performance of this effect at different distances
The performance of this effect at different distances, without texture filtering
The performance after stacking
The performance after stacking, without texture filtering
The performance of Sprite playback
The performance of Sprite playback, without texture filtering
Entity
The performance of this effect at different distances
The performance of this effect at different distances, without texture filtering
The performance of Sprite playback, without texture filtering
Link
(The original content is in Chinese and is converted through a translation program, which may differ from the original.)
Golden Source Engine is a 3D video game engine created by Valve in 1996. Many games have been created based on it.
I create maps in Counter-Strike for everyone to play with and to satisfy my creative desires. Sometimes, creators like me want to create transparency-related content in a map, but the existing rendering modes don't come close to what we want to express, so I thought about it, tested an idea and decided it would work relatively well. You might have a better idea. Welcome to brainstorm.
Advantages: No coding required; Able to receive light source information
Disadvantages: Poor performance under texture filtering, prone to moire
Creation method
- Create a gradient color and change it to "Index Color" in Image → Mode.
Step 1- Select "Local (Optional)", change the color number to "3", and select "Custom...", check "Transparency", and finally select "pattern" in the imitation color. (You can of course choose the color you like, and I chose red. Note that if there is a pattern in your texture, it is best to choose a color that has nothing to do with the color content of the pattern; You can also create this transparent effect first and then overlay the pattern on top.)
Step 2- After restoring to "RGB Color", in "Select → Color Range", select the part you want to be transparent and then delete it.
Step 3- Export this image in the way you like and then create a ".wad "file through WadMaker.
Step 4- Create an entity in the editor and select "Solid" in render mode.
J.A.C.K.Effect preview
The performance of this effect at different distancesThe performance of this effect at different distances, without texture filteringThe performance after stackingThe performance after stacking, without texture filteringThe performance of Sprite playbackThe performance of Sprite playback, without texture filteringEntityYou can also use it for models:
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