Hello. I am using A6.60 and I started to clone a reaally old and primitive shooter just for fun and to get warm with A6. But I would like to have the look and feel of it and at this point the texturefilter on levelblocks looks too good. How can I switch them off to see old cruel pixeltextures? Models and sprites just use "Nofilter" and it looks like it should, but I can´t find any hint for the levelblocks and the search wasn´t very sucessful.

Und jetzt nochmal auf Deutsch:
Wie kriege ich bei der A6.60 die Texturfilter für die Levelblocks abgeschaltet, damit die Texturen pixelig aussehen wie bei Hundefelsen 3D? Für Sprites und Models braucht man nur das "Nofilter"-flag, aber für Levelblocks kann ich im Manual nichts vergleichbares finden.

I think, its the NOFILTER flag.

I can´t see how... levelblocks sadly don´t offer the "nofilter"-flag.
I suspect that it could be an "D3d_...."-flag.
I tried it with "d3d_mipmapping = 0" and the distant textures looked a bit sharper, but the textures themselves are still softened.
There must be a possibility to turn it off, I mean it´s a absolute basic rendereffect since GL-Quake.

Yes, also a level is an entity that can have flags, its the level_ent:

http://manual.3dgamestudio.net/level_ent.htm

so, in lite-C try: set(level_ent,NOFILTER);

Edit: Ah, I see now that youre using A6, this might be a problem, sorry. I think level_ent was implemented in A7 only.

Indeed... that´s the thing :-(
I can´t belive that this simple switch is just available since Lite-C\A7...
What about a shader? Could this be a way to access the filter?
And no, I can´t program a .fx-file myself, but maybe someone has done such a file like that already. Or I could ask the developers...