DTS Material render node

Selects between normal (single diffuse texture) and IFL (image file list) material types.

Defines the texture image to use as a diffuse map. This parameter is ignored if using an IFL type material.

The name of the file to load or store the list of textures and frame counts used in the IFL material.

Loads the list of textures and frame counts from the IFL file. Note that because the textures must be in the same directory as the exported DTS shape and IFL file, only the texture filenames (no path) are stored in the IFL file, and the absolute path is obtained by prepending the path to the IFL file to the texture filename.

Saves the current list of textures and frame counts to the IFL file. Note that because the textures must be in the same directory as the exported DTS shape and IFL file, only the texture filenames (no path) are stored in the IFL file.

Mangages the list of textures and frame counts used by the IFL material.

The texture filename (make sure that all IFL textures are in the same directory as the IFL file).

The number of frames (at 30 frames per second) to display this texture for before switching to the next one.

Path to the DTS Material node to use as a reflectance map. If blank, the diffuse texture is used as the reflectance map. When environment mapping is enabled, the alpha channel of the reflectance map is used to determine how reflective the surface of the object is (alpha=0: no reflection, alpha=1: full reflection).

Path to the DTS Material node to use as a detail map. Detail maps are used by the Torque engine to blend two textures together in a two-pass rendering process.

Scale factor applied to the detail map.

Selects what type of transparency to use for the material:

• None: the alpha channel of the diffuse map is ignored.

• Normal: the alpha channel of the diffuse map controls the transparency of the object

• Additive: the alpha channel of the diffuse map controls transparency and increases the brightness of the object

• Subtractive: the alpha channel of the diffuse map controls transparency and decreases the brightness of the object

Global environment mapping scaler, applied to the alpha channel of the reflectance map to determine how much environment mapping to apply. If set to 0, no environment mapping is performed.

This parameter controls the visibility channel of the object that the material is applied to. The transparency of the object can by animated by animating this parameter and creating a DTS sequence with visibility animation enabled.

Controls texture U coordinate tiling.

Controls texture V coordinate tiling.

When enabled, any objects with this material applied will not be affected by lighting within the Torque engine, and will always appear full-bright.

Enables/disables mip-mapping for this material.

Enforce a black border around the outside of the texture.

When enabled, both the front and back faces of any polygons this material is applied to will be exported. ie. polygons with this material will be visible from both sides.