Proxies
{
	TextureScroll
	{
		texturescrollvar $bumptransform
		texturescrollrate 0.1
		texturescrollangle 50
	}
}

GPU<2
{
	$fallbackmaterial liquids/nuke_water_cheap
}

Parses properly from vmt into proxies but GPU<2 causes a parsing issue when making vmt.

This file can be also linked to the Qt resources and directly shown in the about dialog.

Currently, the file is read every time a new Parameter/Value LineEdit pair is spawned.

@gortnarj should the window title reflect the loaded template?

Put at end of line

It's not linked and not doing anything.

All the colors that start with { are broken when creating vmt.

Even when the shader is switched back to VertexLitGeneric (or any non-water shader) the actions still have no icons, apart from the checked icon which should not be displayed anymore.

When restarting or just making a new file the game selection resets to nothing. The browse buttons are not greyed out like they are when there's no game selected so you can still browse but it outputs the full path in the lineedit.

Can't reproduce on my computer

words that start with $ are one color, all the other words are another color

It just clutters the code view.

Phong brush, normal blend and probably all the new/refactored groups hide if the template doesn't have any related parameters.

See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2784697/setting-application-info-in-a-qt-executable-file-on-windows

Pressing Convert in convert to vtf should always convert all textures in the list, even if they've already been converted.

It should only copy the vtf after you have saved the vmt, to the directory of the saved vmt. Right now it copies the vtf into materials/ root directory.

Also if the vtf already exists in the directory it's supposed to get copied to, the lineedit doesn't update.

This breaks the Save As Template dialog.