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{{info|Note that the RadiantFilters.txt is usually Read-only so take off that attribut first (as administrator)}}
{{info|Note that the RadiantFilters.txt is usually Read-only so take off that attribut first (as administrator)}}
{{info|If you do mess up something no panic, you can get the original file [http://wiki.modsrepository.com/codww_files/RadiantFilters.txt HERE]}}
{{info|If you do mess up something no panic, you can get the original file [http://wiki.modsrepository.com/codww_files/RadiantFilters.txt HERE]}}
'''Another Tip from SparkyMcSparks'''
You can create a custom filter file and edit the Radiant preferences to point to that file. File must reside in '''/bin/''' folder.
[[File:custom_filters_radiant.jpg]]


--[[User:Zeroy|Zeroy]] 15:12, 4 April 2011 (IST)
--[[User:Zeroy|Zeroy]] 15:12, 4 April 2011 (IST)

Latest revision as of 00:36, 5 April 2011

This tutorial will show you how to do add extra custom filters in Radiant


All you have to do is edit the RadiantFilters.txt file with the relevant textures.!!Back up your file before altering it!!

So, in order to add the various clip filters for example locate RadiantFilters.txt, its in ..\Call of Duty - World at War\bin\ - Simply add :

Geometry MonsterClip fdhide
    {
    Texture clip_ai
    }
    Geometry PlayerClip fdhide
    {
    Texture clip_player
    }
    Geometry clipClip fdhide
    {
    Texture clip
    }
    Geometry fullClip fdhide
    {
    Texture clip_full
    }
    Geometry playerviechle fdhide
    {
    Texture clip_player_vehicle
    }
    Geometry vehicleclip fdhide
    {
    Texture clip_vehicle
    }
    Geometry wepcliptex fdhide
    {
    Texture clip_weapon
    }

Placed this just after :

Geometry Clip fdhide
    {
    Texture *clip
    }

Its that simple !

Note that the RadiantFilters.txt is usually Read-only so take off that attribut first (as administrator)
If you do mess up something no panic, you can get the original file HERE

Another Tip from SparkyMcSparks

You can create a custom filter file and edit the Radiant preferences to point to that file. File must reside in /bin/ folder.


--Zeroy 15:12, 4 April 2011 (IST)