Content Creation

From weapon paints to maps, find everything you need to know about creating content for Lambda Networks.

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Introduction Technical Info

Styles

Glossy Paper-Backed Glossy Colour Replace Foil/Embossed Holographic Lenticular

Finalisation

Creating & Test In-Game Publishing

Stickers

Technical Info

Unlike with Weapon Paint Kits, sticker compositing is much simpler.

For most styles you only need to provide a base texture with an alpha channel to provide a wear mask.

Other styles require other composite inputs, these are detailed on each page.

Wear Masking

We follow the CS2 method for wear masking.

Colour values of exactly 0 / #000000 (Black) defines translucency, you should never use a value of 0 for wear masking as this will cause that area to be completely transparent.

Wear Masking

Areas which are pure white (255 / #ffffff) will always remain regardless of wear level, however there are various settings you can set on your Sticker Kit to influence wear.

As you can see in the example above, important areas of the sticker are coloured in white while less important features are darker colours.

Sticker Kit Properties

Setting	Description	Default Value	Minimum Value	Maximum Value
WearBiasIntensity	Controls how strongly the wear mask (alpha channel) protects areas of the sticker from wear. Higher values mean bright areas of the wear mask resist wear for longer. At 0, the wear mask has no effect and the sticker wears uniformly. At higher values, the contrast between protected and unprotected areas increases — important details like faces, text, and logos survive much longer than background areas.	1.0	-4.0	4.0
WearBiasColor	For paper-backed styles (Paper, Holographic): Controls how quickly the sticker color wears away to reveal the paper backing underneath. Positive values make the color wear away faster, negative values delay it. At 0, the color wear follows the natural scratch pattern progression.	0.0	-4.0	4.0
WearScratches	Controls how much the scratches texture affects the sticker. At 1.0, the full scratch pattern is used — deep scratches and surface wear are fully visible. At lower values, the scratch texture is clamped, reducing the intensity of surface damage. At 0, no scratches appear and wear becomes a smooth gradient based only on the wear mask.	1.0	0.0	1.0