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Add those textures in. Now, open up notepad, and type this:

Add those textures in. Now, open up notepad, and type this:

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<code><font size="2"><em>

      setshader bumpparallaxworld

      setshader bumpparallaxworld

      texture 0 "(name here)/texture.jpg"

      texture 0 "(name here)/texture.jpg"

      texture n "(name here)/textureNormal.jpg"

      texture n "(name here)/textureNormal.jpg"

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      texture z "(name here)/textureBump.jpg"

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      texture z "(name here)/textureBump.jpg"</em></font></code>

The first line tells Sandbox what shader to use. You might think about using the bumpworld shader instead; that's for just bumpmaps, not normal maps. I made that mistake as well, and always wondered why my textures didn't look right. The second line tells the engine what diffuse (color) texture to use. Lines 3 and 4 tell the engine what normal and bump maps to use respectively. Save the file as package.cfg, and save it within your new folder.

The first line tells Sandbox what shader to use. You might think about using the bumpworld shader instead; that's for just bumpmaps, not normal maps. I made that mistake as well, and always wondered why my textures didn't look right. The second line tells the engine what diffuse (color) texture to use. Lines 3 and 4 tell the engine what normal and bump maps to use respectively. Save the file as package.cfg, and save it within your new folder.

Now, go to either data/defaultmapsettings.cfg or (mapname)-art.cfg and add the line  

Now, go to either data/defaultmapsettings.cfg or (mapname)-art.cfg and add the line  

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<code><font size="2"><em>

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      exec packages/(name here)/package.cfg

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      exec packages/(name here)/package.cfg</em></font></code>

This tells the engine to execute the commands within package.cfg, which adds the new texture to either all new maps, or just the map you chose.

This tells the engine to execute the commands within package.cfg, which adds the new texture to either all new maps, or just the map you chose.

That's it.

That's it.

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−	To start off: you should have a texture along with a bump map and a normal map for it. If you don't have a normal map for your texture, you can make one with Gimp and [http://code.google.com/p/gimp-normalmap/ this filter]~~, or you can use the online normal mapper [http://www.smart-page.net/smartnormal/fl10.htm SmartNormal].~~	+	To start off: you should have a texture along with a bump map and a normal map for it. If you don't have a normal map for your texture, you can make one with Gimp and [http://code.google.com/p/gimp-normalmap/ this filter]
	For example: A texture named texture.jpg and a normalmap named textureNormal.jpg		For example: A texture named texture.jpg and a normalmap named textureNormal.jpg

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Chocolatepie33 at 04:25, 26 February 2012