====== Detail (DED) ======

[[Detail texture]]s can be assigned to specific [[wall texture]]s and [[flat]]s using //Detail// definitions.


===== Notes =====


General detail texture strength, scaling and maximum distance can be modified
with the "detail" console command. One Detail definition can be used to
assign a detail texture to one wall texture and/or one flat picture.


===== Syntax =====

  
  <Copy> Detail
  {
  	 # If "Copy" is found all the data of the previous definition is
  	 # copied to this one as defaults. For the first definition in a
  	 # file "Copy" has no effect.
  
  	 Texture = ""
  		  # Name of the material within the 'Textures' scheme which this
                    # detail texture should be associated with.
  
  	 Flat = ""
  		  # Name of the material within the 'Flats' scheme which this detail
                    # texture should be associated with.
  
           Wall = ""
                    # Deprecated. An alias of Texture = "".
  
  	 Lump = ""
  		  # Lump name of the detail texture (e.g. "DTLROUGH"). This must
  		  # be a 64x64, 128x128 or 256x256 raw image with one color
  		  # component (a black and white image). This means the size of
  		  # the lump can be either 4096, 16384 or 65536 bytes.
  
  	 File = ""  eg: File = "Data/DetailTextures/texture.pcx"
  		  # As of Doomsday 1.8.5 the detail texture can be loaded from
  		  # an external resource. The file path is relative to your
  		  # Doomsday root folder.
  
  	 Flags = flaga | flagb | flagc etc...
  		  # NEW in 1.9.0-beta6
  		  # noiwad: Don't use this detail texture if the resource is loaded from an IWAD.
  		  # pwad: This detail texture can be used with PWAD resources (for example custom textures).
  		  # ext: This detail texture can be used with external resources.
  
  	 Scale = 1.0
  		  # Relative scaling for the detail texture. Actual scaling is
  		  # calculated with (Scale)*(common-scaling-factor). The default
  		  # value for the common scaling factor is 4 (which means one
  		  # world unit corresponds four detail texture pixels).
  
  	 Strength = 1.0
  		  # Relative intensity factor. Actual strength is calculated
  		  # with (Strength)*(common-strength-factor). The default value
  		  # for the common strength factor is 0.5.
  
  	 Distance = 0.0
  		  # Maximum distance at which the detail texture is visible. If
  		  # left at zero, the common maximum distance is used (default:
  		  # 256). Smaller maximum distances may cause problems with
  		  # floors and ceilings, where big polygons cause inaccuracies
  		  # in the calculation of eye -> vertex distance.
  }