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sv_skyname did not take effect at runtime in this build, so the Skybox card now
replaces the skybox materials' textures with <config dir>/skybox.png.
The PNG is decoded through libpng16's simplified API (dlopen'ed, so no new link
dependency) and uploaded with IMaterialSystem::CreateTextureFromBits as an
RGBA8888 texture. IMaterialVar::SetTextureValue assigns it to $basetexture and
the HDR variants for every material in the SkyBox textures group (all six
faces get the same image).
Original textures are recorded per material/var (texture pointer plus string
fallback) and restored when the feature is off. Records survive level changes
so a reused sky material is still restorable; the override is re-applied to a
new map automatically. The card shows the image path and has a Reload image
button; a missing/unreadable PNG raises an error toast.
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New Visuals -> Skybox card with a runtime sv_skyname override using the same
mechanism as the stock skybox_swapper entity. The choice list is the HL2
skybox set extracted from the game VPKs.
The map's own sky is captured from loaded materials (SkyBox group, parsing
skybox/<name>... face names) before the first override, so turning the
feature off or picking "Map default" restores it; a level change restores it
implicitly. Sky changes invalidate the world tint so new sky materials are
tinted as well.
GUI: add a CK_CHOICE control (value box with < / > zones).
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- World tint now also colours prop materials (models/props*) with their own
colour, covering static props and prop_physics while leaving NPC, player and
weapon materials untouched.
- New Fog card: fog_override colour/start/end via ClientCmd, optional skybox
fog, and a Remove fog mode. Restores the map fog (fog_override 0) when
disabled and re-applies after level changes.
- Config sections [worldtint] prop/colour keys and [fog].
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Port Amalgam's modulation approach: obtain IMaterialSystem from the already
loaded materialsystem.so (VMaterialSystem080) and walk materials with
FirstMaterial/NextMaterial/GetMaterial. ColorModulate the "World textures"
group (sky names excluded) and the "SkyBox textures"/sky-named group.
The walk runs only when the enabled groups or colours change, restores white
when disabled, and re-applies after level changes. Before touching materials,
GetNumMaterials() and the first material's name/group are sanity-checked so a
wrong vtable slot logs and aborts instead of walking garbage.
GUI: "World tint" card with world/sky toggles and RGB sliders; config section
[worldtint].
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