Sorry for all of the Noob questions. This is getting pretty frustrating. I'm getting beat up by the most basic of issues. I've done 1000s of masked textures back in the day and I'm not sure if it's a photoshop issue and export-import issue. But I have a masked texture that looks fine in the editor. But when I go into the game it is no longer masked?
https://dxfxhouse.com/maps/masked1.jpg
https://dxfxhouse.com/maps/masked2.png
https://dxfxhouse.com/maps/masked3.jpg
https://dxfxhouse.com/maps/masked4.jpg
https://dxfxhouse.com/maps/masked5.jpg
Thank you all for your help.
Dx.
Masked texture
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Re: Masked texture
I think we were talking earlier about your map on Facebook, I'm the guy that mentioned the UTDMS.
Masking can vary depending on your graphic setup, what is visible in UnrealEd is pretty similar to what OpenGL is but not the same as D3D.
I've had similar issues...
Clear before I take a screenshot but not after.
What is your graphic setup?
Masking can vary depending on your graphic setup, what is visible in UnrealEd is pretty similar to what OpenGL is but not the same as D3D.
I've had similar issues...
Clear before I take a screenshot but not after.
What is your graphic setup?
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Re: Masked texture
Hello Evil,
That is the issue. If I run Open GL in the game, the masking goes away. But If I run Direct3D, then it works just fine. That is a bummer, but thank you for your help.
That is the issue. If I run Open GL in the game, the masking goes away. But If I run Direct3D, then it works just fine. That is a bummer, but thank you for your help.
Re: Masked texture
I don't know if it is of any help (or even relevant) but OpenGL has a setting MaskedTextureHack which should be set to True and the setting SmoothMaskedTextures should be set to False. If you don't have these settings then perhaps you have an older OpenGL renderer and switching to a newer version might improve things.