(Oh, another thing: I am having trouble getting an env_projected_texture to work).

Other than that I need more info to be able to help

Lpfreaky90 wrote:
does the textures by any chance have _vertex in their name? If so; replace them by the non-vertex textures.

Other than that I need more info to be able to help

Nope, no vertex textures. They are anim_wp textures.

Dr.Toaster Waffles wrote:
Do you mean they appear black in the editor or in the game? Because I had this issue where in the editor, some textures looked strange but in-game they looked fine.

They are fine in the editor, but appear black in-game.

AD_79p2 wrote:
Lpfreaky90 wrote:

does the textures by any chance have _vertex in their name? If so; replace them by the non-vertex textures.

Other than that I need more info to be able to help

Nope, no vertex textures. They are anim_wp textures.

There are at least 2 vertex textures under the anim_wip folder. Also, are you using those textures on a func_brush or a func_door that is part of a moving system like arms or such? maybe it doesn't recieve lighting when you compile (in its "closed" state)

About the env_projectedtexture: check that you set to YES the 'Enable Shadows' property, make sure that you used a 'Brightness scale' of at least 4.0 apart from increasing the 'Intensity' in the box where you choose its color (it's the fourth number, the previous three are the color)... But most important: only one of these entities is allowed to be active at a time, and you should already have one if you added your elevators, so make sure that you name your env_projectedtexture and fire an output 'TurnOn' to it when the player crosses the testchamber door

EDIT

Hmmmm.... I posted a "hammer answer" but I'm realizing that maybe AD_79p2 was talking about the puzzle creator, right?

And yes, I am asking about Hammer.

Oh, BTW, thanks for the help with the projected textures.

You know what, here is the problem.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f ... =152542257

EDIT: oh wait LP said it already