Shader Editor - Item Properties

	Description	Extra	Extra Description
Type	Shader type	basic (simple)	A basic shader, with a wide range of features. Supports transformation, different types of blending, adjusting the effect of lighting on it and Z-buffering. Used for most effects, such as glow
		EDITOR: selection	Designed to display object selection in the SDK
		EDITOR: wire	Wireframe shader in SDK
		INTERNAL: blur	Blur effect
		INTERNAL: gray-scale effect	Discoloration effect
		INTERNAL: shadow projecting	General shadow projection
		LEVEL: detail objects	Designed for Detail Objects. Supports alpha channel dissolution
		LEVEL: diffuse*base.aref	A shader designed to apply vertex lighting to geometry to which alpha channel textures are assigned
		LEVEL: diffuse*base	A shader designed to apply vertex lighting to the geometry that will use it
		LEVEL: implicit**detail	Allows to apply several types of detail map to the main texture, supports mask technology
		LEVEL: lmap*base.aref	A shader designed to apply lightmap lighting to geometry to which alpha channel textures are assigned
		LEVEL: lmap*base (default)	Default Lightmap shader type. This shader type is used in most of the geometry in the game. It can use tessellation
		LEVEL: lmap*(env^base)	Lightmap type of shader with a feature set such as Environment map and Alpha-Blend
		LEVEL: (lmap+envconst)base	A type of shader with a wide range of functions. Through it you can transform ID0 textures, assign Environment map to them and customize them, with changing RGBA constants
		LEVEL: trees/bushes	A type of shader for flora and LOD. Supports alpha channel
		MODEL: Default	Default shader for Dynamic Object. Supports alpha channel and tessellation
		MODEL: env^base	Similar to LEVEL: lmap*(env^base), only for Dynamic Objects
		particles	Practically identical to basic (simple), except that it does not support a certain set of functions that are needed only for Static Object
Owner	Owner name	-	-
General		Priority	Priority for strict sorting
General		Strict sorting	Enables a mode that renders objects in a strictly defined order, usually to correctly render transparent or translucent surfaces

	Description	Extra	Extra Description
Translucency	Transparency level for vertices	-	-
Ambient	Base ambient light for vertices	-	-
LM density	Density (quality) of the lightmap for the surface	-	-
Flags		Collision	Enable collision for object with this shader
		Rendering	Enable rendering for object with this shader
		OptimizeUV	?
		Vertex light	Will use Vertex Lighting instead lightmap
		Cast shadow	Enable shadow casting for object with this shader

	Description	Extra	Extra Description
Desc	Material description	-	-
Flags		Dynamic	Using material for a Dynamic Object
		Passable	Allows the material to be passable
		Breakable	Allows the material to be breakable. Only for Dynamic Object.
		Bounceable	Allows the material to be bounceable
		Skidmark
		Bloodmark	Enables the possibility of blood marks appearing on this material
		Climable	Allows climbing on this material
		Liquid	Flags the material as a liquid (?)
		Suppress Shadows	Disables shadows for material
		Suppress Wallmarks	Disables wallamarks for material
		Actor Obstacle	Forcing collision inclusion (?)
		Bullet No Ricoshet	Disabling the recochet from the material
Physics		Friction	Friction coefficient
		Damping	Softness coefficient of the material (collision energy loss)
		Spring	Material stiffness coefficient (spring stiffness)
		Bounce start vel
		Bouncing	Bounce coefficient
Factors		Bounce Damage
		Injurious	Speed of wound on touch (?)
		Shooting (1-went through)	Resistance to penetration factor
		Shooting MP (1-went through)	Resistance to penetration factor for Multiplayer
		Transparency (1-full transp)	Determining object visibility through materials to calculate NPC visibility
		Sound occlusion (1-full hear)	Sound occlusion factor
		Flotation (1-full passable)	Flotation factor
		Density Factor	Density factor

	Description
Command
Parent
Breaking Sounds
Step Sounds
Collide Sounds
Collide Particles
Collide Marks

		Description	Extra	Extra Description
Environment	Set		Identity	Sets the parameters to the parameters from Identity
	Set		Reset	Resets parameters
	Preset		-	-
	Size	This setting sets the perceived size of the audio environment. The larger the number, the larger and wider the environmental space will "sound"	-	-
	Diffusion	Controls the master density of audio reflections and reverberations, i.e. how thick the reverb and echo effects will be	-	-
Room	Room	This controls the initial volume level and amount of reverb and echo effects; "0" equates to full effects, while "-10000" equates to no effects	-	-
Room	RoomHF	Sets the high frequency attenuation via a low-pass filter for Room setting and audio reflection; "0" equates to no low-pass filter, while "-10000" equates to no sound reflected	-
Distance Effects	RoomRolloffFactor	This setting attenuates reflected sound based on how far from the audio source the player is; the higher the value, the more a sound will decay the greater the player's distance from the source of the audio	-	-
Distance Effects	AirAbsorptionHF	This setting attenuates high frequencies based on the distance between the player and the audio source, but simulates a denser environment. The higher the value, the less absorbent the environment is (e.g. a low value would mimic thick fog, a high value would mimic a dry desert or tundra)	-	-
Reflections	Reflections	This sets the amount of initial echoes dependant upon the Room setting. "1000" equates to maximum initial reflections, while "-10000" equates to no initial reflections	-	-
Reflections	ReflectionsDelay	Sets the amount of time (in milliseconds) from the initial perception of the audio source, to the first percieved echo. The higher the value, the longer the amount of time between first hearing a sound, and hearing any echoes of that sound	-	-
Reverb	Reverb	This setting controls the amount of late reverberations dependant upon the Room setting. "2000" equates to maximum late reverberations, while "-10000" equates to no late reverberations	-	-
Reverb	ReverbDelay	This sets the length of time (in milliseconds) from the initial perception of audio reflections, to the first percieved reverberation. The higher the value, the longer the amount of time between the first echo and it's resounding reverberation	-	-
Decay	DecayTime	Controls the decay time of the audio reverberation; how quickly the reverberation fades away. The smaller the value, the quicker reverberations fade out, and the smaller the percieved room size is; the higher the value, the longer it takes for reverberations to fade out	-	-
Decay	DecayHFRatio	Sets the ratio of high frequency reverberation decay relative to actual reverberation decay time. The higher the value, the brighter the high frequency reverberation decay; the lower the value, the more dull the high frequency reverberation	-	-

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Shader Editor - Item Properties