Sevenz writes...

yah my bad....i assumed he didnt want to do this since as the guy stated above me....it would be backwards on one side...

I may be dumb but to me the flag looks like a terrain patch or some sort of patch with a decal slapped on it with some alpha blending, and has a script that runs it through some type of animation sequence or anim code. How to duplicate that process I don't know. I never used Maya so I don't know how that piece of software works for making your own flag that has animation. But if you could get a script to animate your flag, then you could make your own flag. Seems like a chore though.

Aside from that, if you are using the default flags and just cleared the MP data from the prefab, I think the .iwi's your looking for can be found in iw_01.iwd. But even if you could edit the texture to your own team logo, don't you need to do all that asset manager crap to implement your new texture into the editor and thus your map?

Anyways, I guess I was just thinking out loud.

In the original Call of Duty the mirroring of the flag texture and the waving were done entirely within the shader. I see no reason why IW would have done it any differently now.

Cool, as long as somebody knows, guess there is your answer.