If anyone think this will help them then here you go (it's a combination of dot3 bumpmapping and enviromental mapping:

Code:

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bmap bumpmap = <waves.tga>; // add some bumpmap

bmap enviromentmap = <cubecloudy+6.tga>; // cubemap



   material mat_bump

   {

     	skin2 = bumpmap; // set the bumpmap

	skin3 = enviromentmap;

     	scale1 = 0.2; // factor for the skin scale at stage 0

     	// define a material effect string

     	effect = "

       	// declare the used textures and variables

       	texture entSkin1; // the entity skin

       	texture mtlSkin2; // the bump map

	texture mtlSkin3; // the enviroment map

       	dword mtlSkill1; // the light vector

       	// default technique

       	technique bump_dot3

       	{

         pass P0

         {

            // set texture stage states

            Texture[0] = <mtlSkin2>;

            Texture[1] = <entSkin1>;

	    Texture[2] = <mtlSkin3>;

            TextureFactor = <mtlSkill1>;

            ColorArg1[0] = Texture; // stage 0 = bumpmap

            ColorOp[0] = DotProduct3;

            ColorArg2[0] = TFactor;

            ColorArg1[1] = Texture; // stage 1 - skin texture

            ColorOp[1] = AddSigned;

            ColorArg2[1] = Current;

	    texCoordIndex[2]=cameraSpaceReflectionVector;

	    ColorOp[2] = AddSigned;

            ColorArg1[2] = Texture;

	    ColorArg2[2] = Current;

            ColorArg1[3] = Diffuse; // stage 2 - lighting

            ColorOp[3] = Modulate2x;

            ColorArg2[3] = Current;

        }

      }

   

      // fallback technique for devices that do not support bumpmapping

      technique fallback

      {

        pass P0

        {

            // set texture stage states

            Texture[0] = <entSkin1>;

            ColorArg1[0] = Texture; // stage 0 = skin texture

            ColorOp[0] = Modulate2x;

            ColorArg2[0] = Diffuse; // modulate by lighting

        }

     }

   "; // end of the effect string

}



 starter mat_bump_init {

   // initialize the material properties

   vec_set(mat_bump.ambient_blue,mat_model.ambient_blue);

   vec_set(mat_bump.diffuse_blue,mat_model.diffuse_blue);

   vec_set(mat_bump.specular_blue,mat_model.specular_blue);

   mat_bump.power = mat_model.power;

   // create the normals map for DOT3 bumpmapping

   bmap_to_normals(mat_bump.skin2,2);

   // set a lighting vector for DOT3 bumpmapping

   mat_bump.skill1 = pixel_for_vec(vector(200,200,200),100,8888);

   bmap_to_cubemap(mat_bump.skin3);

   }



action envbump

{

	my.material = mat_bump;

} 

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Also, if you want to have env. mapping in ps1.1 you can fake it using texbem or texbeml instructions. I almost got it to work (but it lacks color, for now )