func_bobbing model2 angles?

(Juan) #1

Is there any chance the angles key will be supported for model2 under func_bobbing since it works for func_pendulum and now misc_models. I have a model bobbing, but short of this key, rotating the whole map :???: it always faces the default direction.

(4days) #2

i thought that was an engine thing?

(Juan) #3

I’m fairly sure its possible because it works for func_pendulum, but its no longer an issue since I rotated the model in milkshape. I don’t think I can solve the lighting problems though I’ve fallen at the last fence on that one.

(ydnar) #4

You can attach a misc_model to any func_* entity via targetting. Just set the misc_model’s “target” key to the entity’s “targetname” key.

y

(Juan) #5

Thanks not using the model2 key solves all the problems in one go the rotation/scale and more importantly the lighting :grin:

(system) #6

:bump: Ok, is an old Thread but my problem is up to date. :slight_smile:

I made a func_explosive and attached a func_static. I want a .ase model to appear. that replaces the door.

I connected the func_static (marked start_invis) with the .ase model as metioned above but the .ase model is not invisible and always there.
If i use a brush it works. But i need this model.

Any solutions?

(Dr.Diode) #7

its better to use a script_model_med and “triggerspawn”

(chavo_one) #8

Fiesling, did you ever solve this problem? I’m trying to do the same thing, and I can’t get it to work either. I tried using script_model_med but that won’t work for me, and I can’t find any information on the entity and how to properly use it.

(system) #9

no I didn’t solve the problem. I made the wall thicker so the model is in it. then the wall blows up you see the blown model.
The player will not notice.

(Dr.Diode) #10

the script_model_med is used for animation a model

enter in the Entity

key: model

value: models/mapobjects/bodyparts/l_arm.md3 (the path from model)

key: scriptname

value: body

Enter in the mapname.script

body
{
spawn
{
faceangles 0 90 0
}
}

faceangles shows the axis x y z

you can also influence the Size from the Model

“solid” clip the Player