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Values after the texsize keyword are specific to the object. Usually the order is sides first, top/bottom after that. Two values specify the size of the texture. If value is positive, it is relational to the size of the object. In our example, 0.5 means there will be 0.5 texture-tiles per face, ie. whole tile is twice as big as the side of the box. Negative values specify size in bzmap units, -8 -8 -8 -8 seems to be the default size that means each tile will be 8x8 bzmap units. For arc, there seems to be no top/bottom values. If you want more detailed control over textures, trepan recommends to use textureMatrix.
 
Values after the texsize keyword are specific to the object. Usually the order is sides first, top/bottom after that. Two values specify the size of the texture. If value is positive, it is relational to the size of the object. In our example, 0.5 means there will be 0.5 texture-tiles per face, ie. whole tile is twice as big as the side of the box. Negative values specify size in bzmap units, -8 -8 -8 -8 seems to be the default size that means each tile will be 8x8 bzmap units. For arc, there seems to be no top/bottom values. If you want more detailed control over textures, trepan recommends to use textureMatrix.
  
=Dynamic colors=
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Dynamic colors
  
 
I will discuss dynamic colors very briefly, since they are quite complicated and out of the scope of this tutorial. Dynamic colors are colors that change. And no, they do not change at the same time for all the clients, so you can't have traffic lights etc.
 
I will discuss dynamic colors very briefly, since they are quite complicated and out of the scope of this tutorial. Dynamic colors are colors that change. And no, they do not change at the same time for all the clients, so you can't have traffic lights etc.

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