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Posted 21 years ago2003-04-24 18:42:39 UTC
in rocks and caves Post #799

Yeah, trying to make natural-looking scenery and stuff is about as hard as it gets. There are a few popular methods but they're all usually the same thing in essence: make a grid of blocks, then manipulate them as simply as possible. The thing is, VM only works to a certain point with ONE solid. But you can do anything if you create lots of little solids that you VM separately.

I suggest you simply break up the place you want to put the cave into several cubes (use carve to slice a big block up into a grid - make your carve selection, then click the button again and again until its all white - that way you cut the thing up but don't lose any bits).

Then delete the cube that you want to be the actual hole, and manipulate the blocks around the gap. Here's a drawing:


----------------------------------
|            --------            |
|            |_|__|_|            |
|            | |**| |            |
|            |?|??|?|            |
|            --------            |
----------------------------------

Delete the cube with the asterisks in it, and then grab the corners of the cubes around that one, and pull them around to round off the hole. It'll look more natural if you use different sizes of cube.

Rocks... again, use more than one block, and manipulate them as simply as possible.

A tut... yeah, it would make a good one

Sometime...

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Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-24 18:24:56 UTC
in rocks and caves Post #798

Two really easy ways of manipulating areas are Nemisis and Gensurf19. Both programs allow you to do cliff faces and irregular surfaces.
As for the cave idea, There is a rock model in HL, called rockgibs.mdl. If that isn't what your looking for then you will have to keep going with VM. Try using several blocks on top of each other to get the shape you want, either way, HL was made for flat surfaces, and in short, there is no easy way...
Anyone else know different?

Andy

Grapez

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-24 17:01:03 UTC
in rocks and caves Post #797

Does anyone know how you can make caves and rocks easily? Is there some trick for it? I tried to make a cave from starting with a simple block and using vertex manipulation, but that doesn't work well, because I don't know how to put in an extra vertex.
I mean, when I try to manipulate a block into a cave im still stuck with 8 vertices (because a block only has 8 vertices) but a cave requires a lot more of them.
(this might be a good idea for a tutorial, too)

Grapez

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-22 23:59:24 UTC
in Hammer 3.5 Public Beta Post #1314

TWHL Entity Guide has been updated to bring it into line with the Hammer 3.5 .fgd.
The only real difference is the addition of an Animation Sequence(editor)line that belongs to nearly all the monster categories. Having now started using 3.5, I think most people will find the Animation Sequence addition a great feature. However, this is still a Beta version, and little bug's need to be sorted out. One of concern was that I would be able to see a monster_sitting_scientist so that I could finally get him on the chair correctly, Not so... or at least not yet.
Behind the sceens are additions to the .fgd that correctly identify the model to be viewed when placing things. So now you can see them in the 3D view. It really does make things simple. It also shows you how big the model is. No more guessing.
As for dead things, Grapez will be sad to learn that placing dead monsters is still a bit tricky, the model view seems to stick on the first available pose, but if you save and run Hammer again, the new pose is viewable.
As for LEAK detection.....
I really wish I had this 4 weeks ago!!!!! It is brilliant, but you still need a basic knowledge of how the view works. Tracing a leak in the 3D view combined with the pointfile loaded in the 2D views makes things a lot easier.
Happy mapping.

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-20 22:11:45 UTC
in blood Post #817

Errr, me too.
Grapez, is there something we should know... I mean, hanging scientists, slaughterhouse decals? Is an Evil Dead theme going on here.
Having said that I know a person that has a fascination with cooking monsters in Microwaves!!! but it still is the funniest sequence I have seen in ages, and well executed (pardon the pun:-)

Andy

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Posted 21 years ago2003-04-20 17:10:37 UTC
in blood Post #816

err, the second screenshot worries me a bit

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Posted 21 years ago2003-04-20 17:08:21 UTC
in blood Post #815

Try applying those white textures as decals. Select one of them, then press Shift+D and click in the 3D view. That should work for simple (but dried-up) blood spatters.

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Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-20 00:13:28 UTC
in Hammer 3.5 Public Beta Post #1313

I have had a look through the new halflife.fgd apr 15 2003 - 3.1.0.0 - updated with studio() references to enable model display in 3D view.
You can use this .fgd with Hammer 3.4 if you don't want to try out the new Beta. Things that might be of interest are the addition of .mdl choice to most of the monster and weapon entities, as well as a few new entities commonly found other Mod .fgd's. It makes placing models easier, but you won't be able to see them in the 3D view unless you use the Hammer 3.5.
All news so far is that the New 3.5 is excellent and should make mapping easier. I will update the TWHL HL entity guide soon (read after next uni assignment

Andy

SlayerA

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-19 19:51:41 UTC
in blood Post #814

Try putting the env_blood entity in your map again. Give it a name and target it with something like 'trigger once'. Set the angle as 'down'. Choose red for 'color of blood'. On the flags choose 'spray decals.' For 'amount of blood' choose what you want. I usually set it at 25 and use several env_bloods with the same name to control where the splatter is. But you have to find what works best for your map. Try it in a small test map so you can tweak the look of it without waiting for a big map to compile, then move it into your real map when you have it looking right.

SlayerA

Grapez

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-19 11:29:53 UTC
in blood Post #813

I want some blood on the floor under my dead scientist but I can't really get it done.
I tried the blood texture, but they look funny because the blood is black and the background is white. Check out this screenshot:
http://home.iae.nl/users/magician/blood.jpg
that's what my blood texture looks like.
I also tried the env_blood entity, but that does not work good.
The gibshooter does, but it's not really easy to put that in.(check out the screenshot, you might start thinking what a blood & dead scientist loving freak I am, but I'm not of course, well, just a bit

)
http://home.iae.nl/users/magician/bloed.jpg
but does anyone know if there is an easier way to get this done?

Grapez

Skeeve

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-19 02:17:10 UTC
in Texture Problem Post #820

Thanks, helped a bunch

Skeeve

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-18 03:53:41 UTC
in Texture Problem Post #819

Once you have SlayerA's suggestion working you might also want to consider using the texture lock tool. That way if you move your ladder, the texture will remain aligned after the move.

Andy

Skeeve

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-17 22:16:37 UTC
in Texture Problem Post #818

When making ladders, I have noticed that there are times that the texture does not align as it should. Rail will be in center, with rungs on either side of the rail.

Currently, I am fixing the problem by moving the group over some, compiling, and running the game to see if the group needs to be moved more to get the texture to appear correctly. This could cause problems if I want a texture in a certain spot.

I have noticed this with lights and other texture objects. Any suggestions on aligning textures would be appreciated.

Valve Hammer 3.4 SDK with current ZHTL compiling tools.

Thanks.

Skeeve

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-13 01:49:01 UTC
in textured lighting Post #834

I am wondering if that might be the first piece of advice to anyone having trouble with Hammer or ZHLT. Reinstall, somene else had problems that were solved with a reinstall of Hammer.
Also, make sure you have the latest .fgd file, the latest ones come with all the good stuff for ZHLT light effects. I think the most recent HL one is half-life_3x.fgd. DoD has just released a new .fgd, cool stuff in that one, like snow.
Anyway glad you fixed it, sorry about the register thing, It's just that your name didn't highlight, and I was too lazy to check the user list.

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-11 22:24:14 UTC
in textured lighting Post #833

Grapez, The only thing I can suggest is that you send me a copy of your .rmf (the simple box one) and a copy of your lights.rad file. I set up a test map like you said, and it worked. I know how frustrating this must be....
Do you get any other errors when you compile? Are you using ZHLT 253 1.7? You might as well send the compile log as well.
It might be an idea to register on this site as well....

Andy

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Posted 21 years ago2003-04-11 13:24:55 UTC
in .bsp not working in HL or HLDM Post #836

The map will only appear in the maps list if it has an info_player_deathmatch entity in it, which defines it as multiplayer... unless they changed something while I wasn't looking.
<P>
The manual method is to go into the console (~) after starting HL with hl.exe -dev -console and then type map mapname.

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Fly1ing_M0nk3y

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-10 19:22:35 UTC
in .bsp not working in HL or HLDM Post #835

To start I have the counterstrike retail version. When installed it comes with the files for playing HL, (except for campaign) DMC, HLDM, and some others. I have created several maps for CS, all of which worked fine. I decided to try and make one for HL, just to see. I reconfigured the WC to HL settings. Made the map, exported it, then imported it into Batch compiler, I changed some things in the compiler (where to put the map, etc). Compiled it then started CS, activated half-Life, then went to start up the map, it wasnt listed in the select map list. I double checked that it was in the HLDM maps folder, it was. I tried copying it and placing it map selction of the half-life folder and the valve folder, nothing. I also tried downloading the contest maps from this page(the chopper one) and that BSP didnt show up either. Whats wrong?? Is there some special setting in Batch compiler or Worldcraft I need to set?

Fly1ing_M0nk3y

SlayerA

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-03 21:45:10 UTC
in Comp 3 Post #1318

Thanks Andy! I too enjoyed looking at the other entries. There were some really good ideas in the mix. My hat is off to Tlax for his winning entry, nice work! The competition is ramping up in these contests. A big thanks to Atom for making TWHL the cool and useful site that it is.

SlayerA

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-03 21:00:10 UTC
in Comp 3 Post #1317

Congratulations to the competition winners: Well done,

It was great to download all the entries and have a look at what everyone was doing. ( I didn't get an entry in before the dead line or I would have won!!!!) joking...

Tlax's map was a really good use of lateral thinking,I liked the way the whole thing worked together.
SlayerA's map had me laughing and then wondering how I could use that myself...
LightForce's map had me totally confused, until I found myself dropping down a shaft.
Bloodlost put a lot of effort in his map and should be highly commended, Is that the start of a level your doing?
NinjaGrinch, what more can I say, good use of the grenade...

Well done,,,,

Andy

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Posted 21 years ago2003-04-01 18:00:01 UTC
in Polygon count etc Post #853

Thought you were nuts when I saw your drawings. Only realised what was going on when I replied and saw them as a quote

As Andy said, non-visible surfaces are ignored, so I don't think the top one would be any more efficient (maybe quicker to compile). BTW, the top one is concave and therefore invalid as one brush anyway.

More lights definately slow down compile, but I don't think they matter in-game. Models... well, they are lit 'more dynamically' than the rest of the map, but whether lighting them is significantly more work for the computer is doubtful. Their lighting will be simplified.

For the hole:
1) Make the hole in a block that it just the right size, then build the rest of the wall around that.
2) Vertex manip. is best
3) You could divide the block into smaller blocks, and then VM the verticies in the middle. Pull them outwards.

So here's a drawing from the front. You'll need to click reply to this message, then click the quote button to see it correctly.

| -------- |

| |__/ __| |

| |_| |_| |

| |____/__| |

The VM tuts here at TWHL might help.

Getting more points can be done by splitting faces. In VM mode, select two vertices or two edges and press Ctrl+F. I think its mensioned in the first VM tut. BUT, doing this is perhaps the easiest way to get invalid solids. Rather just use more blocks.

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SpaceCoyote

Posted 21 years ago2003-04-01 16:13:22 UTC
in Polygon count etc Post #852

Ok thanks for the info so far, I expected lighting to decrease speed if only because the models of the player and monsters are always dynamically lit (well as far as I can tell) but I guess I was wrong. So it could be texture lights are even heavier on the engine than normal light ents.

Coming back to the hole in the wall, so it would be more efficient for making the edge to have a single brush with more points to do something like this:

_/_/ ___
| |

rather than have multiple cubes like this:

/|

_/_/ | ___
| || | | | |

I hope you can make out what I'm trying to explain.
Also is there a way to add more points to a brush after it's been created? Thanks again

SpaceCoyote

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-31 19:59:28 UTC
in Polygon count etc Post #851

Hey I was just wondering 2 things about map efficiency.

First say I want to make an irregular hole in a wall, is it better to make one polygon with many points to model the edge or to make every point its own cube? Does it make a difference? Maybe VIS works that stuff out anyway?

Second about light entities, I know they make the map slower the more you use (obviously) so is it easier on the engine to use texture lights or are they just as bad?

SpaceCoyote

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-27 20:18:42 UTC
in sitting scientists Post #859

Yeah, If this little problem didn't drive me mad originally...

So Check out this link, it's old.. It needs some tweaking, but it does work.
<http://www.mrman58.freeserve.co.uk/spawningtank/tutorials/tut_chair.html>

Andy

SoV?eT

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-27 08:16:24 UTC
in sitting scientists Post #858

how do you make it a scientist sitting on a chair look realistic? I tried to place him over the chair but he always
gets his ass stuck in the seat.

SoV?eT

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-26 20:54:36 UTC
in to andy Post #1211

At that last reply about geting the scripted_sentences to work. Yup there working now. hey i will post stuff daily and talk to you guys. And if any questions come i know who to ask. But about myself im only 15 male and live in sc I surf the web every now and then and i think i found this site by mistake but when i saw it i just stuck around so here i am! i think i sent a map that i needed help on to adom or you i forgot see if you can get any info on that. thanks well i got to go.

See you later

angel of darkness

Angel of death

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-26 20:07:56 UTC
in to andy Post #1210

Atom does all the work, I just add some misguided comments now and then, Oh, and e-mail him at least fifteen times a day with ideas....

I stumbled into this site from a link someone sent me and couldn't believe my luck. Finally there was a place you could ask questions without being flamed, and everybody was really helpful, and I keep learning things every day. So I wrote a few tutorials based on the original WorldCraft help files, and help out where I can. I know a good site when I see one, that's why I stick around.

Did you get the scripted_sentences working?

Andy

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-26 03:02:59 UTC
in to andy Post #1209

thanks for the txt file that file is located at the bottom of the Pak file under sounds i never looked at that file before so when i saw that file u gave me i looked for it in the pak file and shure enough there it was! So it really helped. you also said you got together with Atom and have been working on the site together that sounds cool, keep up the good work.

well got 2 go later

Angel of death

Angel of death

Tlax

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-25 07:50:53 UTC
in Need help Post #864

Hum ?For Half-Life I think you can make it with, item_security, env_render, func_wall_toggle, multisource, func_door and trigger_auto.
trigger_auto:Target: key_render.

     Delay before trigger: 0.5.
     Trigger State: Off.

Flags: Remove on fire.

env_render : Name: key_render.

     Target:  sec_key. 
     Render Mode: texture.
     Fx Amount: 0.

Item_security: Name: sec_key.

       Target: M_sec.

Multisource: Name: M_sec.

     Target: key.

Func_wall_toggle: Name: key.
Made from a brush, locks as a key.

Func_door: Master: M_sec.

   Speed: ...
   Sound: ...
   Locked Sound: Latch Locked

Trigger_auto start env_render, env_render do item_security invisible, when player pick up the key item_security, item_security activate the multisource and it activate and give func_door master on, multisource do the func_wall_toggle to disappear.
Place item_security and func_wall_toggle on same place.

Can it bi some help? I hop so.

Tlax

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-25 04:46:17 UTC
in Help Post #862

Ok this is a basic worldcraft question but i cant get a grip on how to do this. When i want to make a scientist talk or anything else for that matter, I forgot, you are suppost to use pak explore to find the sent. and put a ! in front of it but then what, I know you cant type in the whole sent like it is in the pak file. There was a certan way 2 do it i just forgot

thanks

Angel of death

Angel of death

atom

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-24 19:40:38 UTC
in Files? Post #1213

Hmmm... I suppose we could have a downloads section, or at least links to the 'essentials'... I'll see about compiling a list. Nice idea, thanks.

Funny you should mension a place to put BSPs - we have secret plans for a new section for something like that

Stay tuned.

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Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-24 19:37:39 UTC
in Cool ideas for levels? Post #1328

Thanks for the reply Andy i will keep that in mind. Im still just geting used to worldcraft so i think i'll what till im better to make a good level any way.

thanks agan!

Angel of death

Angel of death

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-24 19:21:47 UTC
in Cool ideas for levels? Post #1327

Cool Ideas?

I still think that anything is cool in HL. There is heaps of reference stuff out there on how to design and detail a level. I believe the main thing is that as long as it's fun to play, then it's a winner. No need to work hard to produce stuff that hasn't been done, when the game engine still has so many possibilities that haven't been explored (Or looked at recently).

Andy

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-24 18:09:02 UTC
in Need help Post #863

hello i got a problem i was just wondering wut totorial i would go under to find out this:

I want to maker a brush in worldcraft that has the abilty to act as a key to a door I want the player to be able to pick up this brush and carry it around until it meets its destanation which is the door.

thanks

Angel of death

Angel of death

LightForce

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-23 20:18:09 UTC
in Is there any way to make the scientist s Post #1324

Two sites you might want to check out:

http://www.valve-erc.com/entities/?entity=scripted_sentence

http://home.att.net/%7Efirebinder/halflife/sounds1.htm

LightForce

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-23 18:35:51 UTC
in Files? Post #1212

Hello i dont know to much about this site or the makers but i was just wondering why you dont have a downloads section, that whould be cool. Like i dont know, maybe put some bsp files so pepole can play maps other pepole make. I dont know its just a sugestion.

Angel of death

ps: bad spelling , sorry

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-23 18:15:37 UTC
in Is there any way to make the scientist s Post #1323

Looking for a program to write your own script for the scientist or guards in worldcraft.

Angel of death

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-23 18:05:43 UTC
in Cool ideas for levels? Post #1326

Any body have any good ideas for levels that you would recomend?

Angel of death

atom

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-18 18:24:58 UTC
in Monsters... Post #882

For the full effect you'll need to use a bunch of entities - env_sprite for the main explosion thing, and some env_lasers and info_targets for the sparky bits. And then a ambient_generic for the sound. I think that's about it. Tie all these together with a multi_manager.

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Bloodlost

Posted 21 years ago2003-03-18 14:04:57 UTC
in Monsters... Post #881

How can i make that teleportting effect because it just looks stupid that monster just appear from middle of nowhere...

Bloodlost

Pokec

Posted 21 years ago2003-02-19 10:33:03 UTC
in NULL Texture? Post #940

ZHLT 2.5.3 Custom Build 1.7 is, as far as I know, the latest version. I checked the version of the tools that came with QeRadiant (I don't know if they're available with installation file, since I got QeRadiant from a friend, because I didn't want to bother with configuring compile tools) and it's also 2.5.3, but it's from May 2 2001 (CS 1.7 is from Dec 9 2002).

Pokec

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-02-17 20:13:12 UTC
in NULL Texture? Post #939

Once again, I am guessing here, but the files you have listed look suspiciously like the ones from the first issue of ZHLT 253. I am not sure of the custom build version but there were quite a few out there, I ran into CB 1.6 the other day.
All versions of zoners seem to mention the Null texture feature, but from what I can gather the actual true implementation of it has only come with 253 custom build 1.7 as it is included in the zhlt.wad, although I remember it being there early on ZHLT, but no information being supplied.
Is there a newer version of ZHLT than CB 1.7 out there? If so let me know.
So, when you say Radiant, are you using Qradiant to map.... Excuse the ignorance, but I don't know any thing about radiant, I just saw the Qeradiant website and it had a great tutorial on Sky's, although it wasn't any good to Hammer users as the Q fgd is different.

Glad that the info helped, keep mapping.

Andy

Pokec

Posted 21 years ago2003-02-17 10:49:49 UTC
in NULL Texture? Post #938

Hmm, funny thing, my ZHLT folder (installed together with Radiant) was missing the Readme.txt file. It seems to me I've been using some obsolete version of Zoner's Tools:

CCXX32.dll
clipnode.map
default.hull
dumpbrush.pl
dumpent.pl
dumpline.pl
hlbsp.exe
hlcsg.exe
hlrad.exe
hlvis.exe
netvis.exe
netvis.html
numberbrush.pl
ripent.exe
stripnulents.pl
tfcabbrev.pl
zeditor.wad
zhlt.css
zhlt.wad
ZHLTIntro.html
ZHLTProblems.html
ZHLTReference.html
ZonersHalflifeTools.html

I've now the latest version - together with Readme file.

Thank's for the info, Andy!

Pokec

Posted 21 years ago2003-02-12 13:50:12 UTC
in NULL Texture? Post #937

I heard that NULL texture (comes with Zoner's tools) in Half-Life has the same purpose as Quake 3's Caulk (covering faces that are invisible to player for example). Is that true? Has anyone experience with it?

Great page, btw.

Pokec

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Posted 21 years ago2003-02-05 19:21:55 UTC
in map not running HELP Please!?!?! Post #942

That usually means there's been a problem with compiling the map (or moving it), and that's usually because of the configuration. I can't remember how I set up expert mode, but I noticed now that it's possible the setup can get 'stuck' when you change configurations.

So.... presuming the problem is with the config...

in Expert mode, the first FOUR commands might look like paths (e.g. 'c:program filesworldcraftzhlthlbsp.exe'). Click each one in turn, then click the Cmds button to the right, and select one of the 'program' commands based on the filename in the path. For example, 'hlbsp.exe' (or 'qbsp.exe') is the 'BSP Program'. The only one that isn't obvious is 'hlrad.exe' (or 'qrad.exe'), which is the 'LIGHT Program'.

Replace the LAST command with 'Game program' from the Cmds list.

That might work. If not, post a copy of your compile log.

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foxyman

Posted 21 years ago2003-02-04 19:46:31 UTC
in map not running HELP Please!?!?! Post #941

i have made my map, and saved it onto my hard-drive. when i press F9, the expert box comes up, and then i set the drop down box to 'Half - Life (full)', because that is what i configured valve hammer for. when i click the go button on the expert box, the console opens on half life, with the half life bqackground, and i get the following message:

Map Change Failed. Map 'main' Not Found on Server.

'main' is the name of my map. i have made levels for counterstrike, and never had problems like this, anyone know what is goin worng??

thanks for any help,

>>> Foxy <<<

foxyman

MASTeRmiNd

Posted 21 years ago2003-01-29 00:26:19 UTC
in Gday Post #1214

i just stumbled across this site, im guessing its new because i reguarly search for tutorials and have never come across this before. I have to say good job on the site, and its good to finally find a site where the people in the forums actually help each other instead of being know it alls and bitching to those that dont know.

Also your tutorials have helped me alot, now i can start doing a single player mission for Half Life without having to search so much on how to do it.

MASTeRmiNd

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-01-19 00:16:21 UTC
in Blood on glass func_door? Post #957

Brilliant outside the square fix... love it.
Also my suggestion about the decal flag wasn't right, to have the blood remain on the glass it has to be checked on... Silly me.

Andy

SlayerA

Posted 21 years ago2003-01-18 17:41:24 UTC
in Blood on glass func_door? Post #956

Thanks Andy, that worked. I was able to play around with the env_blood settings like you suggested to get the effect I wanted. I actually had to put the env_blood on the OUTSIDE of the glass with the player so that the decal would be visible to him. I used several env_blood entities set to small amounts which makes it hard to tell that the blood is not coming from the inside of the glass room. Excellent suggestion, thanks again!

SlayerA

Andy

Posted 21 years ago2003-01-18 11:52:08 UTC
in Blood on glass func_door? Post #955

I played around with this and used an env_blood entity, or several, triggered by a normal trigger_multiple (in your case trigger_once would be better). It threw blood onto the glass, but not directly in front of the player. So the glass looked great everywhere else. I had it set to Blood Stream, so I wonder if that makes a difference? All I do know is that increasing the amount of blood above the default 100 doesn't seem to produce more.
Maybe the Decal flag needs to be unchecked? Let me know if you find out.
Andy

Andy

SlayerA

Posted 21 years ago2003-01-17 21:10:41 UTC
in Blood on glass func_door? Post #954

I am creating an action sequence that shows a monster_bigmomma getting blown to pieces in a glass enclosed observation room. Everything looks right except I want a big glob of blood to splat on the glass func_door that separates the player and the bigmomma. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? I've tried a few things, but no luck yet. -slay

SlayerA