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+| {{unknown|Unknown; DKCR only}}
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+| {{unknown|Unknown; DKCR only}}
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+| Render with white ambient color. This is used on world geometry that doesn't have lightmaps. DKCR only.
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+| Unused in MP3; possibly used in DKCR
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 === 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.
-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 ====