Multiple textures on top of each other?

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max 2021 年 6 月 1 日上午 2:29

Multiple textures on top of each other?

To put it in short, i have 5 materials attached to my model in Blender and i want all of them to act as if each of them were assigned to all faces of the model.

I have been trying to figure out a way to optimize my workflow by using layered textures. Instead of having, say, 13 unique VTF files for all 13 skins of my model, i would like to have only 5 textures; first one is the base texture and the other 4 could be layered on top of it at will (managed by $texturegroup parameter).

I would simply use the $color2 parameter for these 4 layered textures to create dozens of skins, saving memory and time, and will also use $alpha parameter to disable/enable some of the textures for specific skins.

So, how do i make my textures to be projected onto entire UV map, instead of only being projected onto assigned faces? I've also seen others struggle with this. Thanks!

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引用自 Rectus:

The Source model formats (and most other) only support a single material assignment per face. Layered textures are usually handled on the shader level, so unless you are in a situation where you can write custom shaders, your best bet is to look for material attributes that let you blend textures togther (like $detail, although that is limited to one additonal texture).

Otherwise the common solution is to apply different materials to different parts of the model, and use $texturegroup to create combinations for each skin.

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