For the crystalrocks map I'm looking for this console command to set the v or u pan speed.
I'd like to make a soft layer of slow moving clouds, it is going to fast now.
https://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:Un ... e_Commands
Which one should I use again?
POLY TEXPAN U=# V=#
is only alignment.
Or if this is not the case, how do I do this again?.
thanks in advance.
Terraniux
Seeking UnrealEd console command
Re: Seeking UnrealEd console command
https://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:Surface_Flags_(UT)U-Pan, V-Pan
Texture will pan along the u-axis (horizontal) or the v-axis (vertical) respectively. These axes are relative to the texture, so are dependant on how it's been rotated, scaled of skewed. The panning speed is set for the whole zone the surface belongs to in the ZoneInfo actor's TexUPanSpeed and TexVPanSpeed properties. Good for flowing water, clouds in the SkyBox.
Re: Seeking UnrealEd console command
The page you are referring to is giving a me 404 .
I look in the zone info but I cant find that setting. It is the skyzone actor.
I look in the zone info but I cant find that setting. It is the skyzone actor.
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Re: Seeking UnrealEd console command
Its located inside the ZoneInfos "ZoneLight" properties (in any Class subclassing ZoneInfo, or ZoneInfo directly)
- ---ZoneInfo properties
-----ZoneLight
--------TexUPanSpeed/TexVPanSpeed
Last edited by schwap on Wed Sep 07, 2016 9:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Seeking UnrealEd console command
Ah thanks! found it.
But something in my mind says there is this console command to quickly set that.
Or is it perhaps a different version of UT (UT2004?)
But something in my mind says there is this console command to quickly set that.
Or is it perhaps a different version of UT (UT2004?)
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Re: Seeking UnrealEd console command
The last round bracket in the URL was eaten by the forum parser. Encode the brackets and it works:Terraniux wrote:The page you are referring to is giving a me 404 .
https://wiki.beyondunreal.com/Legacy:Su ... s_%28UT%29
Or use the URL tag (here: Surface Flags for UT in the Wiki) that has the advantage of better human readability.
Or just check links before posting.
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