[TF2] Added support for team-colored tinting to invis proxy #1500
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Additionally supports viewmodels, controlled by tf_viewmodel_cloak_tint (0 by default)
Forgot this in the initial commit, oops
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This pull request adds support for team-colored cloak tinting to the
invismaterial proxy, in a similar vein to the deprecatedspy_invismaterial proxy.Additionally, this also adds support for viewmodel cloak tinting. This is controlled by
tf_viewmodel_cloak_tint; default value is 0.Video showcasing how the
invisproxy currently looks ingame. Notice the colorless weapons and cosmetics:beforefix.mp4
Video showcasing how the
invisproxy looks with this pull request:afterfix.mp4