Material Types - Revision history

Microlem: Add m.foliage

2024-02-13T08:52:10Z

Add m.foliage

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 * Ambient Occlusion
 * Metallicity
 ==Ground Texture Material==

Windwalkr at 11:53, 19 January 2018

2018-01-19T11:53:18Z

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	=Material Naming=		=Material Naming=

	A material name consists of a creator-supplied given name and a material type suffix. The material type is one of a set of supported types defined below, eg. 'm.onetex'. ~~All material types begin with 'm.'~~ The material type is manually appended to the name of the material within the creation program eg. [[Autodesk 3ds Max]], it is not implied by the configuration of the material. Material type names in Trainz are not case sensitive. In creation programs which do not support the period (".") character within a user-supplied material name, the underscore character ("_") may be used instead.		A material name consists of a creator-supplied given name and a material type suffix. The material type is one of a set of supported types defined below, eg. 'm.onetex'. The material type is manually appended to the name of the material within the creation program eg. [[Autodesk 3ds Max]], it is not implied by the configuration of the material. Material type names in Trainz are not case sensitive. In creation programs which do not support the period (".") character within a user-supplied material name, the underscore character ("_") may be used instead. (Note: in modern Trainz, the "m" may be omitted to leave "name.type" rather than the unsightly "namem.type".)

	For more info about configuring materials see [[Exporting with 3D Studio Max]].		For more info about configuring materials see [[Exporting with 3D Studio Max]].

Windwalkr at 11:40, 19 January 2018

2018-01-19T11:40:17Z

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	=Material Naming=		=Material Naming=

	A material name consists of a creator-supplied given name and a material type suffix. The material type is one of a set of supported types defined below, eg. 'm.onetex'. All material types begin with 'm.' The material type is manually appended to the name of the material within the creation program eg. [[Autodesk 3ds Max]], it is not implied by the configuration of the material. Material type names in Trainz are not case sensitive.		A material name consists of a creator-supplied given name and a material type suffix. The material type is one of a set of supported types defined below, eg. 'm.onetex'. All material types begin with 'm.' The material type is manually appended to the name of the material within the creation program eg. [[Autodesk 3ds Max]], it is not implied by the configuration of the material. Material type names in Trainz are not case sensitive. In creation programs which do not support the period (".") character within a user-supplied material name, the underscore character ("_") may be used instead.

	For more info about configuring materials see [[Exporting with 3D Studio Max]].		For more info about configuring materials see [[Exporting with 3D Studio Max]].

Tonyhilliam at 01:28, 17 January 2018

2018-01-17T01:28:05Z

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	[[Category:Material types\| ]]		[[Category:Material types\| ]]
			[[Category:Modeling]]
			[[Category:Content creation]]

Tonyhilliam: /* m.pbrmetaldetail */

2018-01-12T07:02:44Z

m.pbrmetaldetail

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	* Albedo (RGB)		* Albedo (RGB)
	* Opacity (A)		* Opacity (A)


	* Detail (RGB)		* Detail (RGB)


	* Normal (XYZ)		* Normal (XYZ)
	* Height (A)		* Height (A)


	* Detail Normal (RGB)		* Detail Normal (RGB)


	* Emissive (R)		* Emissive (R)
	* Roughness (G)		* Roughness (G)

N3vpolsen: /* m.glass */

2018-01-03T02:00:18Z

m.glass

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	* Ambient Occlusion		* Ambient Occlusion
	* Metallicity		* Metallicity

			For .CDP example files visit the [[m.glass]] page and look under the example section.

	==m.clutter==		==m.clutter==

N3vpolsen: /* m.pbrmetaldetail */

2018-01-03T02:00:04Z

m.pbrmetaldetail

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	* Ambient Occlusion (B)		* Ambient Occlusion (B)
	* Metallicity (A)		* Metallicity (A)

			For .CDP example files visit the [[m.pbrmetaldetail]] page and look under the example section.

	==m.glass==		==m.glass==

N3vpolsen: /* m.pbrmetalmasked */

2018-01-03T01:59:44Z

m.pbrmetalmasked

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	* Ambient Occlusion		* Ambient Occlusion
	* Metallicity		* Metallicity

			For .CDP example files visit the [[m.pbrmetalmasked]] page and look under the example section.

	==m.pbrmetaldetail==		==m.pbrmetaldetail==

N3vpolsen: /* m.pbrmetal */

2018-01-03T01:59:31Z

m.pbrmetal

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	* Metallicity		* Metallicity

	For .CDP example files ~~click~~ [[m.pbrmetal]] and look under the example section.		For .CDP example files visit the [[m.pbrmetal]] page and look under the example section.

	==m.pbrmetalmasked==		==m.pbrmetalmasked==

N3vpolsen: /* m.pbrmetal */

2018-01-03T01:59:04Z

m.pbrmetal

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	* Metallicity		* Metallicity

	~~[[File:m.pbrmetal-0~~.~~png\|border\|middle\|x200px]]~~ [[~~File:~~m.pbrmetal~~-1.png\|border\|middle\|x200px~~]] ~~[[File:m~~.~~pbrmetal-2.png\|border\|middle\|x200px]] [[File:m.pbrmetal-3.png\|border\|middle\|x200px]]~~		For .CDP example files click [[m.pbrmetal]] and look under the example section.

	==m.pbrmetalmasked==		==m.pbrmetalmasked==