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While part of the point of Mapbase is to improve modding and mapping without changing too much of the game itself, there are a few exceptions listed on this page. Most of these changes are negligible and/or controlled by the mapper. *(although the shader changes are something to keep in mind)*
-### Projected Textures
+### Projected textures
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By default, Mapbase uses a shadow map resolution of `2048` with a filter size of `0.5`. This can be changed in `imaterialsystem.h`. See [this section on the Valve Developer Community](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Env_projectedtexture/fixes#Lowering_the_amount_of_.22grain.22_on_shadows) for more information.
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Warning: Some of the fixes require materials to use a new shader. See (put page here) for more information.
+ Warning: Some of the fixes require materials to use new shaders. See (put page here) for more information.
### env_global_light
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@@ -29,6 +29,17 @@ env_global_light is an orthographic projected texture, like an env_projectedtext
Like the projected textures, this requires the material shader changes to take advantage of certain fixes.
+### Radial fog
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+Mapbase uses the radial fog created by the Half-Life 2: Downfall team. While regular Source fog is calculated in only one dimension _(which is why you could see through it on the edges of your screen)_, Radial fog is calculated in 3D to create a sphere of fog around the player. This means the fog looks more realistic and won't move around when you rotate your camera.
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+ Warning: Radial fog requires materials to use new shaders. See (put page here) for more information.
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### Dynamic RTT shadow angles
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