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Revision as of 03:32, 23 March 2005
 Add Engine Glow
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 HowTo
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Make Animated Textures 
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Adding "Per Pixel Lighting" to a Model
quotation (hellcatv, on the VS forum):
<Mesh texture="normaltexture.png" texture1="specular_map.png" >
Description: The specular map is the color of the light that the object actively reflects. If it's black, the object is matte. If it's white, then the object is totally shiny (window), and if it's like orange, then the object is copperish, cus it'll reflect only the orange light that hits it.
It's a powerful effect.
You can just take the texture you have and run it through like brightness/contrast/saturation
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HowTo
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Make Animated Textures
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