Say I wanted to edit this dev texture from HL2 to be a different color. You'll need GIMP for this part of the guide It doesn't look too great, but we're going to do some things to make it look better.
For me, +my custom orange texture looked like this in game: vtf into our game's "materials" folder.Īfter all this, now we can go into hammer and create a map using our new texture. Since hammer will base your texture origin file location off of the materials folder, we're going to get rid of everything except the "orange" part of our $basetexture value. Since I put a spare version of my files in a different folder, and not the game folders, it gave me the directory from my "Users" all the way down to my "colour" folder. vmt is going to work, double click it, and open it up in either VTFEdit or Notepad, or any other text editor. We'll also be changing our "Surface 1" parameter to "Concrete". For my orange texture, we'll be checking off "Translucent" as our texture isn't translucent. So our base texture should just be "orange". We want to remove everything before the file name, in this case, orange. We won't change much, but the one thing we do want to change is the "Base Texture" parameter. Click "Tools" and then click "Create VMT". We aren't done yet though, custom textures require a. I'll name my file "orange", then click "Save".
Since we aren't going to change our texture, we're just going to save it. You'll get these list of settings that pop up. Make sure your texture is a size that can be divided by a power of 2 Sizes like 512x512 and 256x128 images will work, but 292圆00 or something like 48x72 won't work. For me, I'm going to go to where my orange color is located on my PC, and then double click it.
A bug in Prop Hunt is that if you move the mouse around when a hunter is looking right at you, they can sometimes see your player name briefly.Say I wanted to make this full orange color into a texture The smaller the prop, the harder you might be to spot, but the less health you have.įinally, be careful looking around when hunters are nearby. However, when a player becomes a prop, they are always upright, and always remain facing the same direction from everyone else's perspective. Something to note: when you are a prop, it looks to you like you’re turning when you look around. If you just want to pick up a prop without becoming a copy of it, use Ctrl+E. Setting the prop back down undisturbed is harder than it sounds, sometimes impossible. This picks up the prop if it’s small enough, and makes you look like the prop.
When you find a prop that you want to become a copy of, you press E. Keep in mind that not all props let you copy them, it depends on the map. A prop is anything on the map that is not a part of the map itself (so tables and chairs are usually props, while doors and walls are not). You get a head start to go hide while the hunters are blindfolded. As a player prop, you begin the round as Dr.
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