Hi,
Is it possible to shift only one subskin of an entity?
Is this even possiblie without using a shader?
And, if not, is there a shader out with easy uv shift, that shift'sonly one skin?

I have an entity with different skins mapped to different parts of the mesh. Now I want to shift only the, let say "water part" of the skin. my.uv only shifts all skins and not only "entskinx".

Patrick

Well, this is perfectly possible with different scenarios. You can do this in one shader (assuming that you mix all textures in there) or you load a shader into the skin in MED, which behaves differently than the standard shader for that model.

How are you shading your model?

For now there are three different mesh groups with 3 different skins + map with a standart model material assigned. Nothing special. I played arround with some shaders and assigned them via ent_mtlset. But whenever I did this, the whole model appereance changed. Some parts lost there alpha. Some parts where shaded in different colors. Only the skin set in ent_mtlset was not affected.

If I assign a shader to one skin via ent_mtlset, to which skin is entskin1 pointing?

Well, I didn't thought of using ent_mtlset, I thought of loading the fx file into the skin, but it should work with ent_mtlset, too.



To the skin, which you assigned. The next skin in the entity's skin list will be entSkin2 then, and so on.