Shortcut key: F3

This brings up the texture list dialog. All the textures for the current map and object file are in the list. Textures that are selected are visible in the editing screen, those that are not selected are hidden.

Select All - Selects all textures in the list.

Select None - Unselects all.

Properties - Availible when only 1 texture is selected. Shows the properties for that texture.

• IsWater - Sets the texture as water. Makes splashing sounds if its shallow (<1m) and makes the player swim if its deep. The map must have a solid (non-water) triangle under the water. Don't combine with IsAlpha.
• IsAlpha - Sets tris with this texture as alpha-blended (transparent) tris. Used for chainlink fence, finish streamers, glass windows, and other stuff. Use these tris sparingly though, as they are a lot slower than normal tris. This texture should be a .TGA with an alpha channel. Alpha tris are only visible from one side in the 3D editor (ie the normal side), but in the game they are visible on BOTH sides. You do NOT need to duplicate alpha tris to have them visible on both sides.
• IsMoving - Used for animated textures (flowing water). Scrolls the texture coordinates along the TU axis at a constant rate.
• IsShadowed - This texture casts shadows. Use sparingly, certainly not on the entire world, as it slows things down quite a bit. I suggest controls, rocks, picnic tables, etc... have this set, but not normal ground triangles.
• Clamp - This clamps the texture coordinates between 0 and 1. As a general rule, the ground tris generated by the converter or random generator should have this set, everything else shouldn't. Only set it if you notice weird colors bleeding over the very edges of a triangle.
• 1/3 View Dist - These tris will only come into view at 1/3 the max distance (determined by the 'view distance' slider under options in the game. Makes things faster. Set this for little stuff like controls, rocks, and details that you wouldn't see from far away.
• 2x View Dist - Makes things visible at twice the normal distance. Only used for really big tris, like water.
• Object File Texture - Sets this texture as an object file texture. You MUST have an object file loaded to save these, otherwise bad things could happen. Object files hold the per-event parts of the map, like the controls, streamers, and finish area stuff. The main map file holds the per-map stuff, like the ground, water, and buildings - stuff that doesn't change between events. Notice that there are two different save buttons in the file menu for the map file and the object file.

Sets the visible Y range. Useful if you want to cut off everything above or below a certain height.

Sets the view distances for the editor. Lower these if the editor runs slowly.

• Forest distance - This is the visible forest (trees) distance. After changing this you should rebuild the forest quadtree.
• Tri distance - Max view distance for tris.