>> [...] The entire union can share a single texture but each object
> contained
>> in the union may also have its own texture, which will override any
> texture
>> statements in the parent object.
> 
> 
> I think that only applies to unions; when it's a direct copy of an object
> that you're setting the texture on, I think it overrides the original
> (though, if the object were a union, it wouldn't override the textures of
> the subobjects of the union).
>
I think it does not override, it just apply an additional layer of texture.
No difference, until your new texture has some transparency or filtering.


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