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| + | [https://ericwa.github.io/ericw-tools/ Ericw-tools] [[qbsp]] supports detail brushes which are similar in concept to Quake 2’s detail brushes. | ||
| − | They don’t seal the map. To be compatible with existing Quake 1 mapping editors, detail brushes can be added by creating an entity with classname | + | They don’t seal the map. To be compatible with existing Quake 1 mapping editors, detail brushes can be added by creating an entity with classname {{code|func_detail}}. When [[qbsp]] reads the map file, it will add any brushes included in a func_detail entity into the [[worldspawn]] as details and remove the func_detail entity. Any number of func_detail entities can be used (useful for grouping) and all included brushes will be added to the worldspawn. |
| − | This classname used on brushes textured with [[Textures#fence_textures| | + | This classname used on brushes textured with [[Textures#fence_textures|alphatested textures]] will alpha-mask the #255 colored parts of that texture rendering those parts invisible. |
| − | == | + | ==<span id="func_detail_vars"></span>func_detail variants== |
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| − | func_detail_wall | + | '''<span id="func_detail_wall"></span>{{code|func_detail_wall}}''' : |
| − | func_detail variant | + | This func_detail variant doesn’t split world faces. Useful for when you want a decoration touching a floor or wall to not split the floor/wall faces (you’ll get some overdraw instead.) If it completely covers up a world face, that face will get clipped away, so it’s not suitable for fence textures; see func_detail_fence instead. |
| − | func_detail_fence | + | '''<span id="func_detail_fence"></span>{{code|func_detail_fence}}''' : |
| − | Similar to func_detail_wall | + | Similar to func_detail_wall, but never clips away . It is suitable for fence textures, never clips away world faces. Useful for dense fences, grates, etc., that are solid and block gunfire. |
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| + | '''<span id="func_detail_illusionary"></span>{{code|func_detail_illusionary}}''' : | ||
| + | Similar to func_detail_fence, but with no collision (players / monsters / gunfire), and doesn’t cast shadows unless enabled with {{code|"_shadow" "1"}}. Useful for creating hanging vines or spiderwebs.<br>Combine with a clip brush for fences that can be shot through with hitscan weapons, but blocks movement and projectiles; suitable for [[Half-Life]]-style fences and 2D railings. | ||
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| + | Regular {{code|func_detail}} is analogous with detail brushes in Quake II, whereas {{code|func_detail_wall}} is analogous with the [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Func_detail {{mono|func_detail}} in Source 1] (roughly) or [https://twhl.info/wiki/page/func_detail {{mono|func_detail}} with {{mono|zhlt_detaillevel 1}} in VHLT] (closely). | ||
Latest revision as of 00:23, 15 January 2024
Ericw-tools qbsp supports detail brushes which are similar in concept to Quake 2’s detail brushes.
They don’t seal the map. To be compatible with existing Quake 1 mapping editors, detail brushes can be added by creating an entity with classname func_detail. When qbsp reads the map file, it will add any brushes included in a func_detail entity into the worldspawn as details and remove the func_detail entity. Any number of func_detail entities can be used (useful for grouping) and all included brushes will be added to the worldspawn.
This classname used on brushes textured with alphatested textures will alpha-mask the #255 colored parts of that texture rendering those parts invisible.
func_detail variants[edit]
func_detail_wall :
This func_detail variant doesn’t split world faces. Useful for when you want a decoration touching a floor or wall to not split the floor/wall faces (you’ll get some overdraw instead.) If it completely covers up a world face, that face will get clipped away, so it’s not suitable for fence textures; see func_detail_fence instead.
func_detail_fence :
Similar to func_detail_wall, but never clips away . It is suitable for fence textures, never clips away world faces. Useful for dense fences, grates, etc., that are solid and block gunfire.
func_detail_illusionary :
Similar to func_detail_fence, but with no collision (players / monsters / gunfire), and doesn’t cast shadows unless enabled with "_shadow" "1". Useful for creating hanging vines or spiderwebs.
Combine with a clip brush for fences that can be shot through with hitscan weapons, but blocks movement and projectiles; suitable for Half-Life-style fences and 2D railings.
Regular func_detail is analogous with detail brushes in Quake II, whereas func_detail_wall is analogous with the func_detail in Source 1 (roughly) or func_detail with zhlt_detaillevel 1 in VHLT (closely).