HPL3/Materials/Materials Overview - Revision history

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 {{tip|<code>.mat</code> files can be opened directly with the material editor application, if you set it as the default app in your computer's settings.}}
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 <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
 <Material>

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-[[File:Hpl3-material-example.png|thumb|A material viewed in the Material Editor.]]
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 A '''material''' is a <code>.mat</code> text file that defines a two-dimensional surface. It contains all of the information needed for HPL3 to simulate the surface visually, aurally, and physically.<br>
 The main attributes of a material are:

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 A '''material''' is a <code>.mat</code> text file that defines a two-dimensional surface. It contains all of the information needed for HPL3 to simulate the surface visually, aurally, and physically.<br>
 The main attributes of a material are:

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-* <code>Main</code> describe general material parameters. More on that in [[HPL3/Materials/Materials Editor General|Material Editor General]] and in the different material types section in the main Materials category.
+*<code>Main</code> describe general material parameters. More on that in [[HPL3/Materials/Materials Editor General|Material Editor General]] and in the different material types section in the main Materials category.
-* <code>TextureUnits</code> describe different shaders maps the material may use. More on that in [[HPL3/Materials/Texture Units|Texture Units]].
+*<code>TextureUnits</code> describe different shaders maps the material may use. More on that in [[HPL3/Materials/Texture Units|Texture Units]].
-* SpecificVariables describe further material configuration and unique variables. They vary from different material types. More on that in [[HPL3/Materials/Material Specific Variables|Material Specific Variables]] and in the different material types section in the main Materials category.
+*<code>SpecificVariables</code> describe further material configuration and unique variables. They vary from different material types. More on that in [[HPL3/Materials/Material Specific Variables|Material Specific Variables]] and in the different material types section in the main Materials category.
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 ==Finding Materials==

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 A '''material''' is a <code>.mat</code> text file that defines a two-dimensional surface. It contains all of the information needed for HPL3 to simulate the surface visually, aurally, and physically.<br>
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 ==Finding Materials==
 <code>.mat</code> files can be found in several locations:
 *Inside a sub-folder under the <code>/textures</code> folder of the game.
 *Inside a sub-folder under the <code>/static_objects</code> folder of the game.

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	==Example==		==Example==