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 ### Projected Textures
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 <img src="https://bitbucket.org/repo/z8pz97a/images/2031199010-mapbase_demo010391.jpg" width="384" />
-<img src="https://bitbucket.org/repo/z8pz97a/images/2031199010-mapbase_demo010391.jpg" width="384" />
 
 Mapbase's projected textures are one messy mix of [Insolence's ASW projected textures](https://github.com/95Navigator/insolence-2013/commits/master), [City 17: Episode One's projected textures](https://github.com/KyleGospo/City-17-Episode-One-Source), [the VDC fixes](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Env_projectedtexture/fixes), and Mapbase's own adjustments. Thank Insolence the most for these improvements.
 Up to 4 projected textures can be active at one time, including the player's flashlight, but you could use the "-numshadowtextures" launch parameter before starting the game to set the projected texture limit, based on the Gmod launch parameter of the same name.
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 ### Dynamic RTT shadow angles
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 <img src="https://developer.valvesoftware.com/w/images/6/67/Dynamic_rtt.jpg" width="512" align=center />
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 Mapbase uses [Saul Rennison's dynamic RTT shadow angles from the VDC](https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Dynamic_RTT_shadow_angles_in_Source_2007), based directly on [Insolence commits](https://github.com/95Navigator/insolence-2013/commit/410bcbcc1d5d413bd7a19875b200d30134030aa3). Dynamic RTT shadows angles are off by default and must be enabled through an input/keyvalue in shadow_control, an option which Insolence seems to have added themselves.
 
 There's actually a funny story behind the implementation of this. I actually wasn't going to add it to Mapbase, but when I was gleaning Insolence's repo for their projected textures (with permission) I was just copying and pasting code and nesting it in "ASW_PROJECTED_TEXTURES" and because they make changes to the same places I assumed the "ShadowFromWorldLights" stuff was part of the projected textures. I realized what I was doing eventually, but I still basically implemented dynamic RTT shadow angles by accident.