Texture-Replacement Effect - Revision history

Ciceronmt: /* Supported Tags */

2019-09-05T18:51:59Z

Supported Tags

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	Each texture-replacement subcontainer supports the following tags.		Each texture-replacement subcontainer supports the following tags.
	kind "texture-replacement"		kind "texture-replacement"
	~~name ""~~
	texture "<texture name>"		texture "<texture name>"

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	A texture-replacement effect is often used when the texture of an asset should be changed during game play. For instance, when the load texture is to be replaced then this texture will be replaced by the texture contained in the product referenced in the current active product queue, as defined by the allowed-categories subcontainer in the queue. For instance, if a coal hopper loads at an industry asset that produces a bulk-load other than its default load (eg woodchips at a lumbermill), then the woodchip product texture will replace the default coal product texture.		A texture-replacement effect is often used when the texture of an asset should be changed during game play. For instance, when the load texture is to be replaced then this texture will be replaced by the texture contained in the product referenced in the current active product queue, as defined by the allowed-categories subcontainer in the queue. For instance, if a coal hopper loads at an industry asset that produces a bulk-load other than its default load (eg woodchips at a lumbermill), then the woodchip product texture will replace the default coal product texture.

	A texture-replacement effect is also used when an asset is reskinned using an alias. In this case the texture replacement occurs when the asset is created - the texture of the aliased asset is replaced with a texture from the reskin asset.		A texture-replacement effect is also used when an asset is reskinned using an alias. In this case the texture replacement occurs when the asset is created - the texture of the aliased asset is replaced with a texture from the reskin asset.

	==Example texture-replace subcontainer==		==Example texture-replace subcontainer==

Ciceronmt: /* name */

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name

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	String. Required. No default.		String. Required. No default.
	"texture-replacement"		"texture-replacement"

	~~===name===~~
	~~String. Not required.~~
	~~This tag provides an accessible name for the container that can be used by scripts. It may be left blank so that a script can use the tag for temporary storage.~~
	~~''Obsolete! Don't use.''~~

	===texture===		===texture===

Ciceronmt: /* name */

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name

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	===name===		===name===
	String. Not required.		String. Not required.
	This tag provides an accessible name for the container that can be used by scripts. It may be left blank so that a script can use the tag for temporary storage. Obsolete! Don't use.		This tag provides an accessible name for the container that can be used by scripts. It may be left blank so that a script can use the tag for temporary storage.
			''Obsolete! Don't use.''

	===texture===		===texture===

Ciceronmt: /* name */

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name

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	===name===		===name===
	String. Not required.		String. Not required.
	This tag provides an accessible name for the container that can be used by scripts. It may be left blank so that a script can use the tag for temporary storage.		This tag provides an accessible name for the container that can be used by scripts. It may be left blank so that a script can use the tag for temporary storage. Obsolete! Don't use.

	===texture===		===texture===

Rob at 00:37, 23 July 2019

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 [[Category:Config Container]]

Builderbob: Extra comment

2016-06-18T01:29:48Z

Extra comment

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	The name of the texture that is to be replaced. This is the name of the texture file as used in the asset's config.txt, without the .txt extension. For instance, if the texture to be replaced is identified in the 'load-map.texture.txt' file, then the texture tag in the effect container is "load-map.texture".		The name of the texture that is to be replaced. This is the name of the texture file as used in the asset's config.txt, without the .txt extension. For instance, if the texture to be replaced is identified in the 'load-map.texture.txt' file, then the texture tag in the effect container is "load-map.texture".

	~~When~~ the load texture is to be replaced then this texture will be replaced by the texture contained in the product referenced in the current active product queue, as defined by the allowed-categories subcontainer in the queue. For instance, if a coal hopper loads at an industry asset that produces a bulk-load other than ~~it's~~ default load (eg woodchips at a lumbermill), then the woodchip product texture will replace the default coal product texture.		A texture-replacement effect is often used when the texture of an asset should be changed during game play. For instance, when the load texture is to be replaced then this texture will be replaced by the texture contained in the product referenced in the current active product queue, as defined by the allowed-categories subcontainer in the queue. For instance, if a coal hopper loads at an industry asset that produces a bulk-load other than its default load (eg woodchips at a lumbermill), then the woodchip product texture will replace the default coal product texture.

			A texture-replacement effect is also used when an asset is reskinned using an alias. In this case the texture replacement occurs when the asset is created - the texture of the aliased asset is replaced with a texture from the reskin asset.

	==Example texture-replace subcontainer==		==Example texture-replace subcontainer==

Builderbob at 06:54, 31 December 2013

2013-12-31T06:54:34Z

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	===texture===		===texture===
	String. Required. No default.		String. Required. No default.
	The name of the texture that is to be replaced. This is the name of the texture file as used in the asset's config.txt, without the .txt extension. For instance, if the texture to be replaced is identified in the 'load-map.texture.txt' file, then the ~~name~~ tag in the effect container is "load-map.texture".		The name of the texture that is to be replaced. This is the name of the texture file as used in the asset's config.txt, without the .txt extension. For instance, if the texture to be replaced is identified in the 'load-map.texture.txt' file, then the texture tag in the effect container is "load-map.texture".

	When the load texture is to be replaced then this texture will be replaced by the texture contained in the product referenced in the current active product queue, as defined by the allowed-categories subcontainer in the queue. For instance, if a coal hopper loads at an industry asset that produces a bulk-load other than it's default load (eg woodchips at a lumbermill), then the woodchip product texture will replace the default coal product texture.		When the load texture is to be replaced then this texture will be replaced by the texture contained in the product referenced in the current active product queue, as defined by the allowed-categories subcontainer in the queue. For instance, if a coal hopper loads at an industry asset that produces a bulk-load other than it's default load (eg woodchips at a lumbermill), then the woodchip product texture will replace the default coal product texture.

Builderbob: Added tag descriptions and example

2013-12-31T05:25:54Z

Added tag descriptions and example

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-The Texture-Replacement effect kind is a [["mesh-table" Container]] effect container. The following tags are supported:
+The Texture-Replacement effect kind is a named effect container within a [["mesh-table" Container]]. It can be used within the load subcontainer to provide alternative textures for bulk loads in wagons.  The following tags are supported:
   kind "texture-replacement"
   name ""
-  texture ""
+  texture "<texture name>"
 [[Category:Config Container]]

Windwalkr: 1 revision

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Windwalkr at 08:51, 28 July 2008

2008-07-28T08:51:23Z

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The Texture-Replacement effect kind is a [["mesh-table" Container]] effect container. The following tags are supported:

kind "texture-replacement"
name ""
texture ""

[[Category:Config Container]]