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Sgt KIA · 06-09-2003, 02:43 PM

Transparency effects are possible BUT in very limited cases. Mostly you need:

- a 3d model (.skd file) that is designed for transparency effects, ie it has a specific surface for such a property (e.g. a window which has 1 surface for its frames being solid and 1 for the glass being transparen)
- an alpha channel .tga image for the texture
- mess with shader scripts to actually set the transparency for the specific area of the model

Goto to pak0.pk3 and browse to windows shaders in scripts folder.

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Sgt KIA is Offline Senior Member Posts: 411 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The land of the real Santa	06-09-2003, 02:43 PM Transparency effects are possible BUT in very limited cases. Mostly you need: - a 3d model (.skd file) that is designed for transparency effects, ie it has a specific surface for such a property (e.g. a window which has 1 surface for its frames being solid and 1 for the glass being transparen) - an alpha channel .tga image for the texture - mess with shader scripts to actually set the transparency for the specific area of the model Goto to pak0.pk3 and browse to windows shaders in scripts folder.