UTMultiTeam.UTMT_TeamMaterialTransformer

Modifiers

abstract

UTMultiTeam.UTMT_TeamMaterialTransformer

Functions Summary
		CopySkinParameters (MaterialInstanceConstant NewMI, MaterialInterface MI))
	string	GetRootMaterialName (MaterialInterface Mat))
	MaterialInterface	GetTeamColorShader (string MatName))
	LinearColor	HueTransform (LinearColor L, float deltaH))
		SetTeamHue (MaterialInstanceConstant MIC, TeamColorTransform TCT))
		TransformMaterial (MaterialInstanceConstant OldMIC, TeamColorTransform TCT))

BlueMask Source code

GreenMask Source code

RedMask Source code

ReplacementMaterials Source code

Any base material with a given replacement name is swapped for the corresponding replacement material.

ScalarParameterNames Source code

Named material scalar parameters to copy from the old material to the new

TextureParameterNames Source code

Named material texture parameters to copy from the old material to the new

VectorParameterNames Source code

Named material vector parameters to copy from the old material to the new

ReplacementMaterial Source code

TeamColorTransform Source code

Describes the transforms performed on a given material to turn it into the new team color using the new materials. Hue is the same as the hue value in the HSV color space (use the interwebs to find info on hue, saturation and value if you want more info ;)). R, G and B express a multiplier on the transformed values: 1 leaves the skin the same after the transform, greater then 1 makes the skins brigher, less than 1 makes them darker. VectorParams can be used to express material-specific parameter changes. For example, on a character skin you might want something along the lines of: ParamName="Char_TeamColor",ParamValue=(R=2,G=0,B=0,A=2) which would change the "Char_TeamColor" variable, that controls the glowstick distance effect to be red for this transform.

VectorParameterTransform Source code

CopySkinParameters Source code

Copy all skin parameters manually, since, eg, MI.TextureParameterValues.Length is 0, even though it has parameters we can use...

GetRootMaterialName Source code

Return the name of the material at the top of the instancing chain. This assumes that once we reach a MaterialInterface that has itself as its parent, we have reached the top of the chain.

GetTeamColorShader Source code

HueTransform Source code

Spins the given color from its current hue by the amount given as deltaH and returns the transformed color.

SetTeamHue Source code

TransformMaterial Source code

defaultproperties
{
   RedMask=(R=255.000000,G=0.000000,B=0.000000,A=1.000000)
   BlueMask=(R=0.000000,G=0.000000,B=255.000000,A=1.000000)
   GreenMask=(R=0.000000,G=255.000000,B=0.000000,A=1.000000)
}