Created 5 years ago2019-08-31 21:34:41 UTC by MOCOLONI
studio()
.@PointClass base(Target) studio() = env_something
model(string) : "Model"
should he changed to:model(studio) : "Model"
Admer456 said:In the FGD entity definition, add studio().Alright, thank you.
@PointClass base(Target) studio() = env_something
Not sure if you gotta make the following change as well, but:
model(string) : "Model" should he changed to:
model(studio) : "Model"
Note: this is just an example, there is no env_something.
Hammer 3.4 doesn't support models, if I recall correctly. 3.5.2 beta does, however.
Bruce said:VHE 3.5 (the last official by Valve) supports it, and needs something in the .fgd like Admer mentionedI'm no expert, but it makes me wonder if 3.5 is actually a Valve product as it can't be found anywhere 'officially'.
The Mad Carrot said:Right.Is there something like an official hosting for Hammer 3.5?
In case you don't have Hammer 3.5 and the fgd file, here you go:
Hammer 3.5 (executable only)
Hammer 3.5 fgd file
Counter-Strike expert fgd file for Hammer 3.5
MOCOLONI said:I also took a look at an exemplary FGD and noticed that some of them also have 'Sequence' for studios with models - are those for models with animations?It's used for previewing model animations in Hammer. You put in the number of the sequence (as defined in the model, you'll have to use a model viewer or decompile to model to find a list of all animations for a model) and the entity will play that animation in the 3D viewport.
MOCOLONI said:I'm no expert, but it makes me wonder if 3.5 is actually a Valve product as it can't be found anywhere 'officially'.It is made by Valve, but it isn't officially supported as it was only released as a beta. I believe it was only ever released on the old VERC website, which has been defunct for years, which is why it can't be found "officially" anywhere anymore.
Dr. Orange said:It is made by Valve, but it isn't officially supported as it was only released as a beta. I believe it was only ever released on the old VERC website, which has been defunct for years, which is why it can't be found "officially" anywhere anymore.Thanks a bunch!