Panning mesh textures

[Feralidragon]

Yeap, this is my next doubt and issue, so here's the big one:
- Is there any way to pan textures on a mesh? (like doing it by a scripted texture and some functions or so, or any other way for panning it)

I really need them to pan on a certain mesh...

Oh... and when i say pan, it's not "edit pan", is "ingame auto pan".

[Shadow]

no there's no way for UE1, for UE2/UE3 you have texture panners using simple shading techniques to pan a texture in realtime, rather than just panning on BSP only
there's also no way panning a texture with scriptedtextures

[Feralidragon]

Thanks Shadow

I have to find another way then...

[Myth]

There might be 1 way. Ice textures. But it uses more memory and should only be used if it's worth the trouble.

[Feralidragon]

There might be 1 way. Ice textures. But it uses more memory and should only be used if it's worth the trouble.

Really? It is for one only effect that I am about to do, and I needed panning textures so the effect become cooler, but don't worry, it will be used once on a single mesh, not more in the entire game, believe me

[Myth]

No, don't get this wrong. It only takes more memory cause it's processed realtime, not because it's used by 99 meshes. So it doesn't matter how many meshes/surfaces. That's done the same way as normal texturing.
What matters is the number of pixels your computer is processing every frame.
And no it doesn't take away THAT much performance. It's still faster than using 100 256x256 textures that animate seamlessly.

[Shadow]

well as long as it is on a single mesh it be might be ok, but heard of problems experienced by mac/linux user with Epic's FireTexture Engine (DX6 Combiners, kinda pre-pixelshaders).