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Materials are what determines the look of 2D surfaces in the game. They have their own file format - <code>.mat</code> | Materials are what determines the look of 2D surfaces in the game. They have their own file format - <code>.mat</code> | ||
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Further reading: | Further reading: | ||
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'''Unfortunately, materials aren't documented well and need to be learned by experimentation.''' You can also check out community tutorials: | '''Unfortunately, materials aren't documented well and need to be learned by experimentation.''' You can also check out community tutorials: | ||
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*[[Hpl2:Tutorials:material editor:tutorial 1|Tutorial - basics]] | *[[Hpl2:Tutorials:material editor:tutorial 1|Tutorial - basics]] | ||
*[[Hpl2:Tutorials:material editor:creating mirrors|Tutorial - reflective surfaces]] | *[[Hpl2:Tutorials:material editor:creating mirrors|Tutorial - reflective surfaces]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:53, 8 August 2020
Materials are what determines the look of 2D surfaces in the game. They have their own file format - .mat
Further reading:
Unfortunately, materials aren't documented well and need to be learned by experimentation. You can also check out community tutorials: