Materials (Metroid Prime 3) - Revision history

>Aruki: /* Subsections */

2016-02-18T06:57:24Z

Subsections

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	=== Subsections ===		=== Subsections ===

	The rest of the material data is made up of a number of subsections. These subsections generally set different texture slots, as well as other parameters like Konst colors and material opacity. There's no count for the number of subsections; it needs to be read in using a while loop. The "END " section denotes the end of the material.		The rest of the material data is made up of a number of subsections. These subsections generally set different texture slots, as well as other parameters like Konst colors and material opacity. There's no count for the number of subsections; it needs to be read in using a while loop. The <code>END </code> section denotes the end of the material.

	The order of the subsections doesn't matter. One material can only have one of each type of subsection; if there's any additional ones, they will overwrite the previous ones.		The order of the subsections doesn't matter. One material can only have one of each type of subsection; if there's any additional ones, they will overwrite the previous ones.

	There are three subsection types (aside from END): PASS, CLR, and INT. Each of these types has a number of subtypes.		There are three subsection types (aside from <code>END </code>): <code>PASS</code>, <code>CLR </code>, and <code>INT </code>. Each of these types has a number of subtypes.

	==== PASS ====		==== PASS ====

2016-02-18T06:53:00Z

Flags

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	\| {{unknown\|Unknown}}		\| {{unknown\|Unknown}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| 17+		\| 17
			\| 0x20000
			\| {{unknown\|Unknown; DKCR only}}
			\|-
			\| 18
			\| 0x40000
			\| {{unknown\|Unknown; DKCR only}}
			\|-
			\| 19
			\| 0x80000
			\| Render with white ambient color. This is used on world geometry that doesn't have lightmaps. DKCR only.
			\|-
			\| 20
	\| -		\| -
	\| Unused		\| Unused in MP3; possibly used in DKCR
	\|}		\|}

2016-01-15T03:24:05Z

PASS

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	\| u32		\| u32
	\| 4		\| 4
	\| '''[[~~Materials_(Metroid_Prime)~~#~~UV_Animations~~\|Animation Type]]'''		\| '''[[UV_Animations#Animation_Modes\|Animation Type]]'''
	\|}		\|}

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	\| Unused		\| Unused
	\|}		\|}

			===== UV Animations =====

			'' See [[UV Animations]]

	==== CLR ====		==== CLR ====

2016-01-15T03:22:46Z

Material Format

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2016-01-15T03:19:21Z

Material Set Format

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	== Material Set Format ==		== Material Set Format ==

	Materials come as part of a set; although most files will only have one set, some CMDLs will have more, as indicated by a count value in the header. The set format is merely a 32-bit count value followed by that number of materials.		Materials come as part of a set; although most files will only have one set, some CMDLs will have more, as indicated by a count value in the header. The set format is merely a 32-bit count value followed by that number of materials. In Metroid Prime 3, each material set will be in its own CMDL/MREA section, but in DKCR each set will be in the same section.

	== Material Format ==		== Material Format ==

2015-08-13T00:25:42Z

PASS: changing pass names to be a little more accurate

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	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>RIML</code>		\| <code>RIML</code>
	\| Rim lighting ~~spheremap~~		\| Rim lighting map
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>BLOL</code>		\| <code>BLOL</code>
	\| Bloom ~~map for lightmaps~~		\| Bloom lightmap
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>BLOD</code>		\| <code>BLOD</code>
	\| ~~{{unknown\|Unknown}}~~		\| Bloom diffuse map
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}
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	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>TRAN</code>		\| <code>TRAN</code>
	\| ~~Greyscale opacity~~ map		\| Opacity map
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>INCA</code>		\| <code>INCA</code>
	\| ~~Emissive~~ map		\| Incandescence map
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>RFLV</code>		\| <code>RFLV</code>
	\| ~~Specular~~ map		\| Reflectivity map
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>RFLD</code>		\| <code>RFLD</code>
	\| Reflection~~/sphere~~ map		\| Reflection map
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
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	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>BLOI</code>		\| <code>BLOI</code>
	\| Bloom ~~map for diffuse~~ map		\| Bloom incandescence map
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>XRAY</code>		\| <code>XRAY</code>
	\| ~~Sphere~~ map for X-Ray models; similar to RFLD		\| Reflection map for X-Ray models; similar to <code>RFLD</code>
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}

2015-07-28T15:11:33Z

INT

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	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>BLOD</code>		\| <code>BLOD</code>
	\| {{unknown\|Unknown}}		\| {{unknown\|Unknown; bloom-related?}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>BLOI</code>		\| <code>BLOI</code>
	\| {{unknown\|Unknown}}		\| {{unknown\|Unknown; bloom-related?}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}
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	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>XRBR</code>		\| <code>XRBR</code>
	\| {{unknown\|Unknown}}		\| {{unknown\|Unknown; X-Ray related?}}
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{nocheck}}		\| {{nocheck}}

2015-05-30T02:47:17Z

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	The format for '''materials''' saw a dramatic overhaul in Metroid Prime 3. The format is seen in both the CMDL and MREA formats and is identical in both. This particular material format appears in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and Donkey Kong Country Returns.		The format for '''materials''' saw a dramatic overhaul in Metroid Prime 3. The format is seen in both the CMDL and MREA formats and is identical in both. This particular material format appears in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and Donkey Kong Country Returns.

	{{research\|moderate\|~~Need to find TEV values for each subsection type~~}}		{{research\|moderate\|There are a ton of unknowns in this format}}

	__TOC__		__TOC__

2015-05-30T02:46:37Z

PASS

2015-05-26T02:30:45Z

INT: oops

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	\| Sets the opacity of the entire material		\| Sets the opacity of the entire material
	\| {{check}}		\| {{check}}
	\| {{~~nocheck~~}}		\| {{check}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>BLOD</code>		\| <code>BLOD</code>