G Gamer_62 New member Apr 3, 2018 #1 What determines which block can be painted ?..where is it written ? I am trying to paint the top of a hatch showing a concrete top...thought it would be a simple :- <property name="Paintable" value="true"/> But not i guess :smile-new:
What determines which block can be painted ?..where is it written ? I am trying to paint the top of a hatch showing a concrete top...thought it would be a simple :- <property name="Paintable" value="true"/> But not i guess :smile-new:
JCrook1028 New member Apr 3, 2018 #2 A hatch is a different type of item than a paintable block. I am not sure of the proper class for it? Item vs block I think? Same goes for doors.
A hatch is a different type of item than a paintable block. I am not sure of the proper class for it? Item vs block I think? Same goes for doors.
Kam R. New member Apr 3, 2018 #3 Not an expert on this but, I assume every paintable block has some sort of mask for textures to be applied on. So it's not gonna be a simple xml edit.
Not an expert on this but, I assume every paintable block has some sort of mask for textures to be applied on. So it's not gonna be a simple xml edit.
Maharin Well-known member Apr 3, 2018 #5 I'd say that if you can interact with it, you can not paint it. Click to expand... Sort of... you can paint crates and still interact with them. More like if it has moving parts you cannot paint it. But other things like signs cannot be painted, either, so... /shrug
I'd say that if you can interact with it, you can not paint it. Click to expand... Sort of... you can paint crates and still interact with them. More like if it has moving parts you cannot paint it. But other things like signs cannot be painted, either, so... /shrug
Katitof New member Apr 3, 2018 #6 Sort of... you can paint crates and still interact with them. More like if it has moving parts you cannot paint it. But other things like signs cannot be painted, either, so... /shrug Click to expand... Perhaps I should have worded it better. Moving elements(or anything appearing on it that is not raw texture, temporarily or permanent) is a no go. Plus, you can't really paint a regular chest, can you?
Sort of... you can paint crates and still interact with them. More like if it has moving parts you cannot paint it. But other things like signs cannot be painted, either, so... /shrug Click to expand... Perhaps I should have worded it better. Moving elements(or anything appearing on it that is not raw texture, temporarily or permanent) is a no go. Plus, you can't really paint a regular chest, can you?
Guppycur Well-known member Apr 3, 2018 #7 Animated objects have a texture assigned to them in unity, regular blocks get "painted" by code, from a texture atlas.
Animated objects have a texture assigned to them in unity, regular blocks get "painted" by code, from a texture atlas.
StompyNZ New member Apr 4, 2018 #9 if it has shape = new then its paintable, otherwise its not the ShapeNew is created with code rather than being a model, and the render method is where the paint stuff is applied
if it has shape = new then its paintable, otherwise its not the ShapeNew is created with code rather than being a model, and the render method is where the paint stuff is applied
