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It would be helpful for developing FTEQW standalone projects (and help make custom maps for the game The Wastes that uses FTEQW) if there was support for VVM models and .mat shader files.
VVM models are IQM models with extended features for in-game usage. IQM models have existing support in AssetLib, but since VVM models have a different file extension it is not recognised. Specifications for the format, in case it differs too much from IQM can be found here: https://github.com/fte-team/fteqw/tree/master/iqm
The Nuclide SDK for FTEQW has a special material file format derived from Quake 3's shaders that exist as separate material files per shader definition. NetRadiant-Custom already supports Quake 3 shaders, but I'm not sure how much more work it would be to recursively find shader files within the texture folder. Specifications for the material commands (in case editor-specific commands have differences) can be found here: https://developer.vera-visions.com/d5/de1/mat_commands.html
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It would be helpful for developing FTEQW standalone projects (and help make custom maps for the game The Wastes that uses FTEQW) if there was support for VVM models and .mat shader files.
VVM models are IQM models with extended features for in-game usage. IQM models have existing support in AssetLib, but since VVM models have a different file extension it is not recognised. Specifications for the format, in case it differs too much from IQM can be found here: https://github.com/fte-team/fteqw/tree/master/iqm
The Nuclide SDK for FTEQW has a special material file format derived from Quake 3's shaders that exist as separate material files per shader definition. NetRadiant-Custom already supports Quake 3 shaders, but I'm not sure how much more work it would be to recursively find shader files within the texture folder. Specifications for the material commands (in case editor-specific commands have differences) can be found here: https://developer.vera-visions.com/d5/de1/mat_commands.html
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: