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{{Subpage|Concrete | {{Subpage|Concrete | ||
|Name=[[Half_Life_2_Texture_Recreation/Concrete|Concrete]] | |Name=[[Half_Life_2_Texture_Recreation/Concrete|Concrete]] | ||
| − | |text= | + | |text=From concrete and rebar, discreetly lasting an era. |
|image=Concretefloor003d_old_klow.png | |image=Concretefloor003d_old_klow.png | ||
|width=75 | |width=75 | ||
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{{Subpage|Metal | {{Subpage|Metal | ||
|Name=[[Half_Life_2_Texture_Recreation/Metal|Metal]] | |Name=[[Half_Life_2_Texture_Recreation/Metal|Metal]] | ||
| − | |text= | + | |text=The world relies on his word, so who would test the mettle of metal? |
|image=Metalroof006a_old_mp4_vtf.png | |image=Metalroof006a_old_mp4_vtf.png | ||
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{{Subpage|Wood | {{Subpage|Wood | ||
|Name=[[Half_Life_2_Texture_Recreation/Wood|Wood]] | |Name=[[Half_Life_2_Texture_Recreation/Wood|Wood]] | ||
| − | |text= | + | |text= From the soil, through the toil, who could, but wood? |
|image=Wooddoor008a_old_klow.png | |image=Wooddoor008a_old_klow.png | ||
|width=75 | |width=75 | ||
Latest revision as of 07:58, 8 October 2021
Purpose: Provide a composite gallery of textures that could be recreated, what information is available to help doing that (xed or modified textures, envmaps, etc), and previous attempts.
That's also what the three rows are about in order.
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 | Brick Brick and wall. Or rather, "A" and "All". |
 | Concrete From concrete and rebar, discreetly lasting an era. |
 | Metal The world relies on his word, so who would test the mettle of metal? |
 | Plaster Plaster, an alabaster disaster. |
 | Stone Who is raised further, the sculptor's stone, or the whittler's wood? |
 | Tile Tile tells tales, though taught through tessellated tendencies. |
 | Wood From the soil, through the toil, who could, but wood? |
