skins

I'm working on this coral model for a map I'm working on. The color is a texture that I'm guessing gets exported alongside the model as the SMD. But the pockmarks, the normals, are procedural, made with nodes. Will Blender export that as a normal map with the rest of it, or do I need to bake it...

Download the finished model here: https://tf2maps.net/downloads/st-sampson-harbour-crane.14593/ How to install: Put the folder "72hr_tumby_harbour_crane" in your "Team Fortress 2/tf/custom" folder. Model filenames: props_tumb/72hr_sampson_harbour_crane/arm.mdl...

Blue edit of props_2fort/tank001.mdl. Has 2 skins. Skin 1 is more vibrant than skin 0. Includes: models/props_2fort/tank001_blue.mdl (and other relevant files) materials/models/props_2fort/tank001_blue0.vtf + .vmt (skin 0) materials/models/props_2fort/tank001_blue1.vtf + .vmt (skin 1)...

For context, I am trying to change the theme of one official Valve map into an abandoned map. While changing textures and some models, I have noticed that some lamp models do not have the skin that turns off their lights. Basically, I need someone that could add a new skin for some lamp...

My first attempt at doing anything with models. Simply adds three skins to tank001. I feel like they might be too saturated, but ah well, that's for later. To install, unzip tank001_skins into C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\custom and then run your game to load...

I'm having trouble getting propper to create some props with all of the alternate skins I have set up. I'm going to use two TV's I have made as an example, but this is happening to other models I have made. Basically these 2 TV's share the same textures, the only difference between them is one...