I am working on refracting fire, that means it will have some kind of heat haze effect.

But I can't seem to find the location(s) of the fire.

For example I can't find the fire(s) used on dod_anzio.
I tried sprites/flames1/flame.vtf, and some others, but no luck.

http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/4662/dodanziofirees8.jpg

Offtopic, but mind releasing that phonged BAR? I'd like to see it.

I am working on refracting fire, that means it will have some kind of heat haze effect.

But I can't seem to find the location(s) of the fire.

For example I can't find the fire(s) used on dod_anzio.
I tried sprites/flames1/flame.vtf, and some others, but no luck.

http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/4662/dodanziofirees8.jpg

Try: "source materials.gcf\hl2\materials\sprites".

Try: "source materials.gcf\hl2\materials\sprites".
I know about that but no luck.

so where were they?j

No need for the sprite itself (besides it won't look as good as it won't be volumetric). You can make a dudv texture, set on a particle emitter such as func_smokestack.

If you do it right, you can set the particle to 1 and you won't notice a difference FPS wise. That's how we do it at work.

No need for the sprite itself (besides it won't look as good as it won't be volumetric). You can make a dudv texture, set on a particle emitter such as func_smokestack.

If you do it right, you can set the particle to 1 and you won't notice a difference FPS wise. That's how we do it at work.I see what you're getting at, makes a LOT more sense putting the heat distortion ABOVE the heat source, something I had breifly attempted with the MG42, but how do you "set" a texture on a particle emitter (the terminology lost me)

Explain it like I have no idea how to do anything (because I might not :) )

I see what you're getting at, makes a LOT more sense putting the heat distortion ABOVE the heat source, something I had breifly attempted with the MG42, but how do you "set" a texture on a particle emitter (the terminology lost me)

Explain it like I have no idea how to do anything (because I might not :) )

Same.

So this can be done only in a map editor or just by only editing a the shader?

*EDITED* by Webstaff.

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Though I understand the language barrier is perhaps difficult.
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