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== Texturing an Item == | == Texturing an Item == | ||
=== Flat Texturing === | |||
Texturing your items and blocks in vintage story is quite simple, but there's some things to consider when using shapes. Lets start off with just using a flat texture for an item: | Texturing your items and blocks in vintage story is quite simple, but there's some things to consider when using shapes. Lets start off with just using a flat texture for an item: | ||
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<code>texture: { base: "path to texture/texture-{variant}" }</code> | <code>texture: { base: "path to texture/texture-{variant}" }</code> | ||
=== Shape Texturing === | |||
If your item is rendered with a custom shape using <code>shape: { base: "path to shape" }</code> you can control it's textures using the plural version "textures". Doing so requires that you use the same "#texture" identifier used on each side of a shape cube. | If your item is rendered with a custom shape using <code>shape: { base: "path to shape" }</code> you can control it's textures using the plural version "textures". Doing so requires that you use the same "#texture" identifier used on each side of a shape cube. | ||
