View source for Fixing the player animation state (Single Player)

{{Note|This tutorial works in Source 2013 with some minor changes detailed at the bottom of this page.}}


The main goal of this tutorial is to solve the issues and implement a working system in order to enable the pose parameters check. Valve's Source Engine 2007 "Single Player" source code will be required for this tutorial.
The first section of this tutorial covers the implementation of the main files to enable the player animation state system. Several parts of the source code come from Valve, so giving them credits would not be a bad idea.

== Requirements ==

*Valve's Source Engine code (2007) Single Player.
*Nem's tools ( GCFScape & VTFEdit )

==Animation state system implementation.==

In the first place you shall create two files (.cpp / .h) that are "shared" between the Client and Server. Open up the two solutions and add two files named 'singleplayer_animstate.cpp', 'singleplayer_animstate.h'
Once this step is completed, open up 'singleplayer_animstate.h' and add the following code:

<source lang=cpp>

//========= Copyright © 1996-2005, Valve Corporation, All rights reserved. ============//
//
// Purpose: Single Player animation state 'handler'. This utility is used
//            to evaluate the pose parameter value based on the direction
//            and speed of the player.
//
//====================================================================================//

#ifndef SINGLEPLAYER_ANIMSTATE_H
#define SINGLEPLAYER_ANIMSTATE_H
#ifdef _WIN32
#pragma once
#endif

#include "cbase.h"

#ifdef CLIENT_DLL
#include "c_baseplayer.h"
#else
#include "player.h"
#endif

class CSinglePlayerAnimState
{
public:
    enum
    {
        TURN_NONE = 0,
        TURN_LEFT,
        TURN_RIGHT
    };

    CSinglePlayerAnimState( CBasePlayer *pPlayer );

    void Init( CBasePlayer *pPlayer );

    Activity            BodyYawTranslateActivity( Activity activity );

    void                Update();

    const QAngle&        GetRenderAngles();
               
    void                GetPoseParameters( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr, float poseParameter[MAXSTUDIOPOSEPARAM] );

    CBasePlayer        *GetBasePlayer();

    void Release();

private:
    void                GetOuterAbsVelocity( Vector& vel );

    int                    ConvergeAngles( float goal,float maxrate, float dt, float& current );

    void                EstimateYaw( void );
    void                ComputePoseParam_BodyYaw( void );
    void                ComputePoseParam_BodyPitch( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr );
    void                ComputePoseParam_BodyLookYaw( void );
    void                ComputePoseParam_HeadPitch( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr );
    void                ComputePlaybackRate();

    CBasePlayer        *m_pPlayer;

    float                m_flGaitYaw;
    float                m_flStoredCycle;

    float                m_flGoalFeetYaw;
    float                m_flCurrentFeetYaw;

    float                m_flCurrentTorsoYaw;

    float                m_flLastYaw;
    float                m_flLastTurnTime;

    int                    m_nTurningInPlace;

    QAngle                m_angRender;

    float                m_flTurnCorrectionTime;
};

CSinglePlayerAnimState *CreatePlayerAnimationState( CBasePlayer *pPlayer );

#endif // SINGLEPLAYER_ANIMSTATE_H
</source>


Once this is completed, you will open up 'singleplayer_animstate.cpp' and add the following code:


<source lang=cpp>
//========= Copyright © 1996-2005, Valve Corporation, All rights reserved. ============//
//
// Purpose: Single Player animation state 'handler'. This utility is used
//            to evaluate the pose parameter value based on the direction
//            and speed of the player.
//
//====================================================================================//

#include "cbase.h"
#include "singleplayer_animstate.h"
#include "tier0/vprof.h"
#include "animation.h"
#include "studio.h"
#include "apparent_velocity_helper.h"
#include "utldict.h"
#include "filesystem.h"

extern ConVar mp_facefronttime, mp_feetyawrate, mp_ik;

#define MIN_TURN_ANGLE_REQUIRING_TURN_ANIMATION        15.0f

CSinglePlayerAnimState *CreatePlayerAnimationState( CBasePlayer *pPlayer )
{
    MDLCACHE_CRITICAL_SECTION();

    CSinglePlayerAnimState *pState = new CSinglePlayerAnimState( pPlayer );
    pState->Init(pPlayer);

    return pState;
}

// Below this many degrees, slow down turning rate linearly
#define FADE_TURN_DEGREES    45.0f
// After this, need to start turning feet
#define MAX_TORSO_ANGLE        90.0f
// Below this amount, don't play a turning animation/perform IK
#define MIN_TURN_ANGLE_REQUIRING_TURN_ANIMATION        15.0f

//static ConVar tf2_feetyawrunscale( "tf2_feetyawrunscale", "2", FCVAR_REPLICATED, "Multiplier on tf2_feetyawrate to allow turning faster when running." );
extern ConVar sv_backspeed;
extern ConVar mp_feetyawrate;
extern ConVar mp_facefronttime;
extern ConVar mp_ik;

CSinglePlayerAnimState::CSinglePlayerAnimState( CBasePlayer *pPlayer ): m_pPlayer( pPlayer )
{
    m_flGaitYaw = 0.0f;
    m_flGoalFeetYaw = 0.0f;
    m_flCurrentFeetYaw = 0.0f;
    m_flCurrentTorsoYaw = 0.0f;
    m_flLastYaw = 0.0f;
    m_flLastTurnTime = 0.0f;
    m_flTurnCorrectionTime = 0.0f;

    m_pPlayer = NULL;
};

void CSinglePlayerAnimState::Init( CBasePlayer *pPlayer )
{
    m_pPlayer = pPlayer;
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CSinglePlayerAnimState::Update()
{
    m_angRender = GetBasePlayer()->GetLocalAngles();

    ComputePoseParam_BodyYaw();
    ComputePoseParam_BodyPitch(GetBasePlayer()->GetModelPtr());
    ComputePoseParam_BodyLookYaw();
    ComputePoseParam_HeadPitch(GetBasePlayer()->GetModelPtr());

    ComputePlaybackRate();
}

void CSinglePlayerAnimState::Release()
{
    delete this;
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CSinglePlayerAnimState::ComputePlaybackRate()
{
    // Determine ideal playback rate
    Vector vel;
    GetOuterAbsVelocity( vel );

    float speed = vel.Length2D();

    bool isMoving = ( speed > 0.5f ) ? true : false;

    float maxspeed = GetBasePlayer()->GetSequenceGroundSpeed( GetBasePlayer()->GetSequence() );
   
    if ( isMoving && ( maxspeed > 0.0f ) )
    {
        float flFactor = 1.0f;

        // Note this gets set back to 1.0 if sequence changes due to ResetSequenceInfo below
        GetBasePlayer()->SetPlaybackRate( ( speed * flFactor ) / maxspeed );

        // BUG BUG:
        // This stuff really should be m_flPlaybackRate = speed / m_flGroundSpeed
    }
    else
    {
        GetBasePlayer()->SetPlaybackRate( 1.0f );
    }
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
// Output : CBasePlayer
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CBasePlayer *CSinglePlayerAnimState::GetBasePlayer()
{
    return m_pPlayer;
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
// Input  : dt -
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CSinglePlayerAnimState::EstimateYaw( void )
{
    float dt = gpGlobals->frametime;

    if ( !dt )
    {
        return;
    }

    Vector est_velocity;
    QAngle    angles;

    GetOuterAbsVelocity( est_velocity );

    angles = GetBasePlayer()->GetLocalAngles();

    if ( est_velocity[1] == 0 && est_velocity[0] == 0 )
    {
        float flYawDiff = angles[YAW] - m_flGaitYaw;
        flYawDiff = flYawDiff - (int)(flYawDiff / 360) * 360;
        if (flYawDiff > 180)
            flYawDiff -= 360;
        if (flYawDiff < -180)
            flYawDiff += 360;

        if (dt < 0.25)
            flYawDiff *= dt * 4;
        else
            flYawDiff *= dt;

        m_flGaitYaw += flYawDiff;
        m_flGaitYaw = m_flGaitYaw - (int)(m_flGaitYaw / 360) * 360;
    }
    else
    {
        m_flGaitYaw = (atan2(est_velocity[1], est_velocity[0]) * 180 / M_PI);

        if (m_flGaitYaw > 180)
            m_flGaitYaw = 180;
        else if (m_flGaitYaw < -180)
            m_flGaitYaw = -180;
    }
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose: Override for backpeddling
// Input  : dt -
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CSinglePlayerAnimState::ComputePoseParam_BodyYaw( void )
{
    int iYaw = GetBasePlayer()->LookupPoseParameter( "move_yaw" );
    if ( iYaw < 0 )
        return;

    // view direction relative to movement
    float flYaw;     

    EstimateYaw();

    QAngle    angles = GetBasePlayer()->GetLocalAngles();
    float ang = angles[ YAW ];
    if ( ang > 180.0f )
    {
        ang -= 360.0f;
    }
    else if ( ang < -180.0f )
    {
        ang += 360.0f;
    }

    // calc side to side turning
    flYaw = ang - m_flGaitYaw;
    // Invert for mapping into 8way blend
    flYaw = -flYaw;
    flYaw = flYaw - (int)(flYaw / 360) * 360;

    if (flYaw < -180)
    {
        flYaw = flYaw + 360;
    }
    else if (flYaw > 180)
    {
        flYaw = flYaw - 360;
    }
   
    GetBasePlayer()->SetPoseParameter( iYaw, flYaw );

#ifndef CLIENT_DLL
        //Adrian: Make the model's angle match the legs so the hitboxes match on both sides.
        GetBasePlayer()->SetLocalAngles( QAngle( GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().x, m_flCurrentFeetYaw, 0 ) );
#endif
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CSinglePlayerAnimState::ComputePoseParam_BodyPitch( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr )
{
    // Get pitch from v_angle
    float flPitch = GetBasePlayer()->GetLocalAngles()[ PITCH ];

    if ( flPitch > 180.0f )
    {
        flPitch -= 360.0f;
    }
    flPitch = clamp( flPitch, -90, 90 );

    QAngle absangles = GetBasePlayer()->GetAbsAngles();
    absangles.x = 0.0f;
    m_angRender = absangles;

    // See if we have a blender for pitch
    GetBasePlayer()->SetPoseParameter( pStudioHdr, "aim_pitch", flPitch );
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
// Input  : goal -
//            maxrate -
//            dt -
//            current -
// Output : int
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
int CSinglePlayerAnimState::ConvergeAngles( float goal,float maxrate, float dt, float& current )
{
    int direction = TURN_NONE;

    float anglediff = goal - current;
    float anglediffabs = fabs( anglediff );

    anglediff = AngleNormalize( anglediff );

    float scale = 1.0f;
    if ( anglediffabs <= FADE_TURN_DEGREES )
    {
        scale = anglediffabs / FADE_TURN_DEGREES;
        // Always do at least a bit of the turn ( 1% )
        scale = clamp( scale, 0.01f, 1.0f );
    }

    float maxmove = maxrate * dt * scale;

    if ( fabs( anglediff ) < maxmove )
    {
        current = goal;
    }
    else
    {
        if ( anglediff > 0 )
        {
            current += maxmove;
            direction = TURN_LEFT;
        }
        else
        {
            current -= maxmove;
            direction = TURN_RIGHT;
        }
    }

    current = AngleNormalize( current );

    return direction;
}

void CSinglePlayerAnimState::ComputePoseParam_BodyLookYaw( void )
{
    QAngle absangles = GetBasePlayer()->GetAbsAngles();
    absangles.y = AngleNormalize( absangles.y );
    m_angRender = absangles;

    // See if we even have a blender for pitch
    int upper_body_yaw = GetBasePlayer()->LookupPoseParameter( "aim_yaw" );
    if ( upper_body_yaw < 0 )
    {
        return;
    }

    // Assume upper and lower bodies are aligned and that we're not turning
    float flGoalTorsoYaw = 0.0f;
    int turning = TURN_NONE;
    float turnrate = 360.0f;

    Vector vel;
   
    GetOuterAbsVelocity( vel );

    bool isMoving = ( vel.Length() > 1.0f ) ? true : false;

    if ( !isMoving )
    {
        // Just stopped moving, try and clamp feet
        if ( m_flLastTurnTime <= 0.0f )
        {
            m_flLastTurnTime    = gpGlobals->curtime;
            m_flLastYaw            = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y;
            // Snap feet to be perfectly aligned with torso/eyes
            m_flGoalFeetYaw        = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y;
            m_flCurrentFeetYaw    = m_flGoalFeetYaw;
            m_nTurningInPlace    = TURN_NONE;
        }

        // If rotating in place, update stasis timer

        if ( m_flLastYaw != GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y )
        {
            m_flLastTurnTime    = gpGlobals->curtime;
            m_flLastYaw            = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y;
        }

        if ( m_flGoalFeetYaw != m_flCurrentFeetYaw )
        {
            m_flLastTurnTime    = gpGlobals->curtime;
        }

        turning = ConvergeAngles( m_flGoalFeetYaw, turnrate, gpGlobals->frametime, m_flCurrentFeetYaw );

        QAngle eyeAngles = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles();
        QAngle vAngle = GetBasePlayer()->GetLocalAngles();

        // See how far off current feetyaw is from true yaw
        float yawdelta = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y - m_flCurrentFeetYaw;
        yawdelta = AngleNormalize( yawdelta );

        bool rotated_too_far = false;

        float yawmagnitude = fabs( yawdelta );

        // If too far, then need to turn in place
        if ( yawmagnitude > 45 )
        {
            rotated_too_far = true;
        }

        // Standing still for a while, rotate feet around to face forward
        // Or rotated too far
        // FIXME:  Play an in place turning animation
        if ( rotated_too_far ||
            ( gpGlobals->curtime > m_flLastTurnTime + mp_facefronttime.GetFloat() ) )
        {
            m_flGoalFeetYaw        = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y;
            m_flLastTurnTime    = gpGlobals->curtime;

        /*    float yd = m_flCurrentFeetYaw - m_flGoalFeetYaw;
            if ( yd > 0 )
            {
                m_nTurningInPlace = TURN_RIGHT;
            }
            else if ( yd < 0 )
            {
                m_nTurningInPlace = TURN_LEFT;
            }
            else
            {
                m_nTurningInPlace = TURN_NONE;
            }

            turning = ConvergeAngles( m_flGoalFeetYaw, turnrate, gpGlobals->frametime, m_flCurrentFeetYaw );
            yawdelta = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y - m_flCurrentFeetYaw;*/

        }

        // Snap upper body into position since the delta is already smoothed for the feet
        flGoalTorsoYaw = yawdelta;
        m_flCurrentTorsoYaw = flGoalTorsoYaw;
    }
    else
    {
        m_flLastTurnTime = 0.0f;
        m_nTurningInPlace = TURN_NONE;
        m_flCurrentFeetYaw = m_flGoalFeetYaw = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y;
        flGoalTorsoYaw = 0.0f;
        m_flCurrentTorsoYaw = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles().y - m_flCurrentFeetYaw;
    }

    if ( turning == TURN_NONE )
    {
        m_nTurningInPlace = turning;
    }

    if ( m_nTurningInPlace != TURN_NONE )
    {
        // If we're close to finishing the turn, then turn off the turning animation
        if ( fabs( m_flCurrentFeetYaw - m_flGoalFeetYaw ) < MIN_TURN_ANGLE_REQUIRING_TURN_ANIMATION )
        {
            m_nTurningInPlace = TURN_NONE;
        }
    }

    // Rotate entire body into position
    absangles = GetBasePlayer()->GetAbsAngles();
    absangles.y = m_flCurrentFeetYaw;
    m_angRender = absangles;

    GetBasePlayer()->SetPoseParameter( upper_body_yaw, clamp( m_flCurrentTorsoYaw, -60.0f, 60.0f ) );

    /*
    // FIXME: Adrian, what is this?
    int body_yaw = GetBasePlayer()->LookupPoseParameter( "body_yaw" );

    if ( body_yaw >= 0 )
    {
        GetBasePlayer()->SetPoseParameter( body_yaw, 30 );
    }
    */

}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
void CSinglePlayerAnimState::ComputePoseParam_HeadPitch( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr )
{
    // Get pitch from v_angle
    int iHeadPitch = GetBasePlayer()->LookupPoseParameter("head_pitch");

    float flPitch = GetBasePlayer()->EyeAngles()[PITCH];

    if ( flPitch > 180.0f )
    {
        flPitch -= 360.0f;
    }
    flPitch = clamp( flPitch, -90, 90 );

    QAngle absangles = GetBasePlayer()->GetAbsAngles();
    absangles.x = 0.0f;
    m_angRender = absangles;

    GetBasePlayer()->SetPoseParameter( pStudioHdr, iHeadPitch, flPitch );
}

 
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
// Input  : activity -
// Output : Activity
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Activity CSinglePlayerAnimState::BodyYawTranslateActivity( Activity activity )
{
    // Not even standing still, sigh
    if ( activity != ACT_IDLE )
        return activity;

    // Not turning
    switch ( m_nTurningInPlace )
    {
    default:
    case TURN_NONE:
        return activity;
    /*
    case TURN_RIGHT:
        return ACT_TURNRIGHT45;
    case TURN_LEFT:
        return ACT_TURNLEFT45;
    */
    case TURN_RIGHT:
    case TURN_LEFT:
        return mp_ik.GetBool() ? ACT_TURN : activity;
    }

    Assert( 0 );
    return activity;
}

const QAngle& CSinglePlayerAnimState::GetRenderAngles()
{
    return m_angRender;
}

void CSinglePlayerAnimState::GetOuterAbsVelocity( Vector& vel )
{
#if defined( CLIENT_DLL )
    GetBasePlayer()->EstimateAbsVelocity( vel );
#else
    vel = GetBasePlayer()->GetAbsVelocity();
#endif
}

</source>


After completing this section, you will be required to call these functions in order to be active. You shall open up 'hl2_player.h' and 'hl2_player.cpp'

In 'hl2_player.h', add the following code to the top ( in the list of #include definitions. )
<source lang=cpp>#include "singleplayer_animstate.h"</source>

At the bottom, in the 'private' section, add these two lines:
<source lang=cpp>
CSinglePlayerAnimState *m_pPlayerAnimState;
QAngle m_angEyeAngles;
</source>

After this, open up 'hl2_player.cpp' and direct yourself toward the constructor of the player ( chl2_player::chl2_player() ) around line 391 and this piece of code:

<source lang=cpp>
CHL2_Player::CHL2_Player()
{
// Here we create and init the player animation state.
m_pPlayerAnimState = CreatePlayerAnimationState(this);
m_angEyeAngles.Init();

// Code originally written by Valve.
m_nNumMissPositions    = 0;
m_pPlayerAISquad = 0;
m_bSprintEnabled = true;

m_flArmorReductionTime = 0.0f;
m_iArmorReductionFrom = 0;
}
</source>

As soon as this task is completed, make your way to the 'postthink' function around line 909 and add this part:

<source lang=cpp>
m_angEyeAngles = EyeAngles();

QAngle angles = GetLocalAngles();
angles[PITCH] = 0;
SetLocalAngles( angles );

m_pPlayerAnimState->Update();
</source>

After this, proceed to the empty destructor ( chl2_player::~chl2_player() ) around line 1411 and add this code that will help releasing the memory of the "Player Animation State" :

<source lang=cpp>
CHL2_Player::~CHL2_Player()
{
// Clears the animation state.
if ( m_pPlayerAnimState != NULL )
{
    m_pPlayerAnimState->Release();
    m_pPlayerAnimState = NULL;
}
}
</source>

The next step is really important. You will be required to go to the client solution and open up 'c_baseplayer.cpp'.

Find a function around line 1078 named:
void C_BasePlayer::AddEntity( void )

At the end of the function, under the snippet of code:
<source lang=cpp>
// Add in lighting effects
CreateLightEffects();
</source>

add this code:
<source lang=cpp>
SetLocalAnglesDim(X_INDEX, 0 );
</source>

This line will prevent the model of the player from rotating when looking up & firing.

The "Player Animation State" system is now set up and all functions will be called correctly according to the player direction. The requirements you will probably need now are a working player model and a thirdperson animation code.

If you already possess such code then, I do believe you should be alright and this tutorial will end this way. Otherwise you are allowed to proceed deeper and follow a few more explanations on how to set up a working 'Third Person' animation system.

==Player blending sequences & animation code.==

In order to be able to see the "Blending sequences" animation technics, the player model you are bearing will need to have working animations as seen in this tutorial originally found on the Valve Developer community: Developer.valvesoftware.com

If you do not have valid animations for the moment, there are a few animations that are available in Valve's ( Half-Life 2: Deathmatch ). If you do own this game, you will need a few programs: Nem's tools ( GCFScape & VTFEdit ) and CannonFodder's decompiler / Studio compiler.

Once you have them installed, you will be required to decompile a human model of your choice from the ( Source Models ) 'GCF extension'. As soon as you made your point, extract from ( Source Materials ) the head texture according to the model you have chose to decompile. These head materials can be found in around this folder: materials/models/humans/gender/group/head texture.vtf. The head material should be extracted to the ( modification folder ) ex:
modification/materials/models/humans/gender/group/.

Once this done, you will be required to extract the 'models/player/male_anims.mdl' from ( Half-Life 2: Deathmatch ) 'GCF extension' and put them in your current modification ) folder ex: modification/models/player/male_anims.mdl.

You shall open up the '.qc' file extension of the decompiled human model and scroll through the lines until you manage to arrive at a few nested $includemodel descriptions such as:

<source lang=cpp>
$includemodel "humans/male_shared.mdl"
$includemodel "humans/male_ss.mdl"
$includemodel "humans/male_gestures.mdl"
$includemodel "humans/male_postures.mdl"
</source>

Above these lines, add this one:
<source lang=cpp>$includemodel "Player/male_anims.mdl"</source>

Recompile the model and open up the head texture of your new model using Nem's VTFEdit and uncheck the following parameters in the left box:
'Clamp S',
'Clamp T'.

Save the material and the new model should now have all animations necessary to support thirdperson movement with and without weapons.

The time for writing the new thirdperson animation is here. You will need to open up 'hl2_player.h' and 'hl2_player.cpp'

In 'hl2_player.h', add this declaration in the 'public' section:
<source lang=cpp>
void SetAnimation( PLAYER_ANIM playerAnim );
</source>

Once this done, in 'hl2_player.cpp', add this code:
<source lang=cpp>
// Set the activity based on an event or current state
void CHL2_Player::SetAnimation( PLAYER_ANIM playerAnim )
{
    int animDesired;

    float speed;

    speed = GetAbsVelocity().Length2D();

    if ( GetFlags() & ( FL_FROZEN | FL_ATCONTROLS ) )
    {
        speed = 0;
        playerAnim = PLAYER_IDLE;
    }

    Activity idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_RUN;

    if ( playerAnim == PLAYER_JUMP )
    {
        if ( HasWeapons() )
            idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_JUMP;
        else
            idealActivity = ACT_JUMP;
    }
    else if ( playerAnim == PLAYER_DIE )
    {
        if ( m_lifeState == LIFE_ALIVE )
        {
            return;
        }
    }
    else if ( playerAnim == PLAYER_ATTACK1 )
    {
        if ( GetActivity( ) == ACT_HOVER    ||
             GetActivity( ) == ACT_SWIM        ||
             GetActivity( ) == ACT_HOP        ||
             GetActivity( ) == ACT_LEAP        ||
             GetActivity( ) == ACT_DIESIMPLE )
        {
            idealActivity = GetActivity( );
        }
        else
        {
            idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK;
        }
    }
    else if ( playerAnim == PLAYER_RELOAD )
    {
        idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD;
    }
    else if ( playerAnim == PLAYER_IDLE || playerAnim == PLAYER_WALK )
    {
        if ( !( GetFlags() & FL_ONGROUND ) && ( GetActivity( ) == ACT_HL2MP_JUMP || GetActivity( ) == ACT_JUMP ) )    // Still jumping
        {
            idealActivity = GetActivity( );
        }   
        else if ( GetWaterLevel() > 1 )
        {
            if ( speed == 0 )
            {
                if ( HasWeapons() )
                    idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_IDLE;
                else
                    idealActivity = ACT_IDLE;
            }
            else
            {
                if ( HasWeapons() )
                    idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_RUN;
                else
                    idealActivity = ACT_RUN;
            }
        }
        else
        {
            if ( GetFlags() & FL_DUCKING )
            {
                if ( speed > 0 )
                {
                    if ( HasWeapons() )
                        idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH;
                    else
                        idealActivity = ACT_WALK_CROUCH;
                }
                else
                {
                    if ( HasWeapons() )
                        idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH;
                    else
                        idealActivity = ACT_COVER_LOW;
                }
            }
            else
            {
                if ( speed > 0 )
                {
                    {
                        if ( HasWeapons() )
                            idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_RUN;
                        else
                        {
                            if ( speed > HL2_WALK_SPEED + 20.0f )
                                idealActivity = ACT_RUN;
                            else
                                idealActivity = ACT_WALK;
                        }
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    if ( HasWeapons() )
                    idealActivity = ACT_HL2MP_IDLE;
                    else
                    idealActivity = ACT_IDLE;
                }
            }
        }

        //idealActivity = TranslateTeamActivity( idealActivity );
    }

    if ( IsInAVehicle() )
    {
        idealActivity = ACT_COVER_LOW;
    }
   
    if ( idealActivity == ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK )
    {
        RestartGesture( Weapon_TranslateActivity( idealActivity ) );

        // FIXME: this seems a bit wacked
        Weapon_SetActivity( Weapon_TranslateActivity( ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1 ), 0 );

        return;
    }
    else if ( idealActivity == ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD )
    {
        RestartGesture( Weapon_TranslateActivity( idealActivity ) );
        return;
    }
    else
    {
        SetActivity( idealActivity );

        animDesired = SelectWeightedSequence( Weapon_TranslateActivity ( idealActivity ) );

        if (animDesired == -1)
        {
            animDesired = SelectWeightedSequence( idealActivity );

            if ( animDesired == -1 )
            {
                animDesired = 0;
            }
        }
   
        // Already using the desired animation?
        if ( GetSequence() == animDesired )
            return;

        m_flPlaybackRate = 1.0;
        ResetSequence( animDesired );
        SetCycle( 0 );
        return;
    }

    // Already using the desired animation?
    if ( GetSequence() == animDesired )
        return;

    //Msg( "Set animation to %d\n", animDesired );
    // Reset to first frame of desired animation
    ResetSequence( animDesired );
    SetCycle( 0 );
}
</source>

In order to be able to attribute a valid player model to the main player other than the default one ("player.mdl"), you will need to precache it and assign it.

At the top of 'hl2_player.cpp' near the end of the definition macros around line 116, add this code that will define the main model of the player:

<source lang=cpp>#define PLAYER_MODEL "models/humans/group01/male_09.mdl"</source>

The model between the quotes can be replaced with the character of your choice.

As soon as you are over typing this, the main model will need to be precached.
Go on and find a function around line 443 called:
'void CHL2_Player::Precache( void )'

At the end of this function, add this precache code:
<source lang=cpp>PrecacheModel(PLAYER_MODEL);</source>

Finally, you will need to assign the desired player model in the function around line 1134 named 'void CHL2_Player::Spawn(void)'

Find the following line:
<source lang=cpp>SetModel( "models/player.mdl" );</source>

Replace this one with:
<source lang=cpp>SetModel( PLAYER_MODEL );</source>

The player should be able to play all correct animations when no weapons are actually held but if the player is bound on carrying weapons, since the activity list of all weapons is not completed, the player will probably enter in a 'Ragdoll' animation state. In order to correct this mistake, you shall open up all weapon files and add or complete the main activity list.

==Weapon activity list tables.==

In weapon_357.cpp:

In the class description, under the macro "DECLARE_DATADESC()", add this line:
<source lang=cpp>DECLARE_ACTTABLE();</source>

Under the class definition around line 50, add this activity table list:
<source lang=cpp>
acttable_t CWeapon357::m_acttable[] =
{
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_PISTOL,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_PISTOL,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_PISTOL,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_PISTOL,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_PISTOL,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_PISTOL,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_PISTOL,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_PISTOL,                false },
};

IMPLEMENT_ACTTABLE( CWeapon357 );
</source>


In weapon_ar2.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after //    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK2, ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_AR2_GRENADE, true },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_AR2,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_AR2,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_AR2,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_AR2,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_AR2,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_GESTURE_RELOAD_SMG1,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_AR2,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_AR2,                false },
</source>

In weapon_crossbow.cpp:

In the class description, around line 450, under the macro "DECLARE_DATADESC()", add this line:
<source lang=cpp>DECLARE_ACTTABLE();</source>

Under the class definition around line 489, add this activity table list:
<source lang=cpp>
acttable_t CWeaponCrossbow::m_acttable[] =
{
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROSSBOW,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_CROSSBOW,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_CROSSBOW,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_CROSSBOW,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_CROSSBOW,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_CROSSBOW,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_CROSSBOW,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_SHOTGUN,                false },
};

IMPLEMENT_ACTTABLE( CWeaponCrossbow );
</source>


In weapon_crowbar.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after
{ ACT_IDLE_ANGRY,        ACT_IDLE_ANGRY_MELEE,    false },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_SLAM, true },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_MELEE,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_MELEE,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_MELEE,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_MELEE,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_MELEE,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_MELEE,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_MELEE,                    false },
</source>

In weapon_frag.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after
{ ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1, ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_SLAM, true },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_GRENADE,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_GRENADE,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_GRENADE,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_GRENADE,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_GRENADE,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_GRENADE,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,						ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_GRENADE,			false },
</source>

In weapon_physcannon.cpp:

In the class description, around line 1203, under the macro "DECLARE_DATADESC()", add this line:
<source lang=cpp>DECLARE_ACTTABLE();</source>

Under the class definition around line 1374, add this activity table list:
<source lang=cpp>
acttable_t CWeaponPhysCannon::m_acttable[] =
{
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_PHYSGUN,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_PHYSGUN,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_PHYSGUN,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_PHYSGUN,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_PHYSGUN,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_PHYSGUN,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_PHYSGUN,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_SLAM,                false },
};

IMPLEMENT_ACTTABLE( CWeaponPhysCannon );
</source>


In weapon_pistol.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after
{ ACT_RUN,    ACT_RUN_PISTOL,    false },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_PISTOL,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_PISTOL,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_PISTOL,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_PISTOL,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_PISTOL,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_PISTOL,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_PISTOL,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_PISTOL,                false },
</source>

In weapon_rpg.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after
{ ACT_COVER_LOW,    ACT_COVER_LOW_RPG,     true },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_RPG,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_RPG,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_RPG,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_RPG,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_RPG,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_RPG,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_RPG,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_RPG,                false },
</source>


In weapon_shotgun.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after
{ ACT_GESTURE_RELOAD,    ACT_GESTURE_RELOAD_SHOTGUN,        false },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_SHOTGUN,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_SHOTGUN,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_SHOTGUN,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_SHOTGUN,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_SHOTGUN,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD_SHOTGUN,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_SHOTGUN,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_SHOTGUN,                false },
</source>

In weapon_smg1.cpp:

There is already an activity list. At it's foot, after
{ ACT_GESTURE_RELOAD,    ACT_GESTURE_RELOAD_SMG1,    true },

add the following list:
<source lang=cpp>
{ ACT_HL2MP_IDLE,                    ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_SMG1,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_RUN,                    ACT_HL2MP_RUN_SMG1,                    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_IDLE_CROUCH_SMG1,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH,            ACT_HL2MP_WALK_CROUCH_SMG1,            false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK,    ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RANGE_ATTACK_SMG1,    false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_GESTURE_RELOAD,            ACT_GESTURE_RELOAD_SMG1,        false },
    { ACT_HL2MP_JUMP,                    ACT_HL2MP_JUMP_SMG1,                    false },
    { ACT_RANGE_ATTACK1,                ACT_RANGE_ATTACK_SMG1,                false },
</source>


==Weapon attack sequence call fix.==

The weapon animation lists should be completed for the moment but quite a few issues remain since because the player 'animation sequence' call is missing in several parts of the weapon code. Even if the ( Half-Life 2 ) crowbar now has valid animations, the player will not play the attack sequence since this sequence is not called. To fix it, direct yourself to 'basebludgeonweapon.cpp' in the Server solution and find the last function named:
'void CBaseHLBludgeonWeapon::Swing( int bIsSecondary )'.

At the end of this function, under
   
//Play swing sound
<source lang=cpp>WeaponSound( SINGLE );</source>

add these assets of code:
<source lang=cpp>
// Send the player 'attack' animation.
pOwner->SetAnimation(PLAYER_ATTACK1);
</source>

There are a few other weapons that have deficience toward the animation state. Open up 'weapon_frag.cpp' and find a function around line 409 named:
'void CWeaponFrag::ThrowGrenade( CBasePlayer *pPlayer )'

After the snippet of code:
<source lang=cpp>WeaponSound( SINGLE );</source>

add these assets of code:
<source lang=cpp>
// Send the player 'attack' animation.
pPlayer->SetAnimation(PLAYER_ATTACK1);
</source>

In 'weapon_frag.cpp' there are other functions named:
'void CWeaponFrag::LobGrenade( CBasePlayer *pPlayer )' &
'void CWeaponFrag::RollGrenade( CBasePlayer *pPlayer )'

In these, under the snippet of code:
<source lang=cpp>WeaponSound( Parameter );</source>

redo the same for them by adding:
<source lang=cpp>
// Send the player 'attack' animation.
pPlayer->SetAnimation(PLAYER_ATTACK1);
</source>

The last file to explore is 'weapon_shotgun.cpp'. Although this is not really a disturbing issue but it might be useful in the case where you would not desire to have the ( Half-Life 2 )Shotgun fire rate too fast.

in weapon_shotgun.cpp:

Proceed to the function around line 457 named:
'void CWeaponShotgun::PrimaryAttack( void )'

find the following line:
<source lang=cpp>
// Don't fire again until fire animation has completed
m_flNextPrimaryAttack = gpGlobals->curtime + SequenceDuration();
</source>

replace this one with:
<source lang=cpp>
// Don't fire again until fire animation has completed
m_flNextPrimaryAttack = gpGlobals->curtime + GetViewModelSequenceDuration();
</source>

Proceed to the function around line 514 named:
'void CWeaponShotgun::SecondaryAttack( void )'

find the following line:
<source lang=cpp>
// Don't fire again until fire animation has completed
m_flNextPrimaryAttack = gpGlobals->curtime + SequenceDuration();
</source>

replace this one with:
<source lang=cpp>
// Don't fire again until fire animation has completed
m_flNextPrimaryAttack = gpGlobals->curtime + GetViewModelSequenceDuration();
</source>

The main fire rate of the ( Half-Life 2 ) shotgun should be fixed.

Usually, this tutorial would end here but there is another addition you could see if you would like to have a look at it below. It consists of creating a "Third Person" death view when the player is in third person and is no longer alive.

==Third Person death view camera.==

In c_baseplayer.h:

In the class 'C_Baseplayer', find a few cameras calculation functions around line 408 and under these, add the following declaration:

<source lang=cpp>virtual void        CalcThirdPersonDeathView( Vector& eyeOrigin, QAngle& eyeAngles, float& fov );</source>

Once this task is completed, you shall be allowed to open up the file 'c_baseplayer.cpp' and add this code:
<source lang=cpp>
void C_BasePlayer::CalcThirdPersonDeathView(Vector& eyeOrigin, QAngle& eyeAngles, float& fov)
{
    if ( m_lifeState != LIFE_ALIVE )
    {
        C_BasePlayer *pPlayer = C_BasePlayer::GetLocalPlayer();

        if ( !pPlayer )
            return;

        // Keep a copy of the actual player model.
        pPlayer->SnatchModelInstance(this);

        // Creates the ragdoll asset from the player's model.
        m_nRenderFX = kRenderFxRagdoll;

        matrix3x4_t boneDelta0[MAXSTUDIOBONES];
        matrix3x4_t boneDelta1[MAXSTUDIOBONES];
        matrix3x4_t currentBones[MAXSTUDIOBONES];
        const float boneDt = 0.05f;

        if ( pPlayer && !pPlayer->IsDormant() )
        {
            pPlayer->GetRagdollInitBoneArrays( boneDelta0, boneDelta1, currentBones, boneDt );
        }
        else
        {
            GetRagdollInitBoneArrays( boneDelta0, boneDelta1, currentBones, boneDt );
        }

        // Sets the ragdoll.
        InitAsClientRagdoll( boneDelta0, boneDelta1, currentBones, boneDt );

        // Calculate origin of the ragdoll.
        Vector origin = EyePosition();           

        IRagdoll *pRagdoll = GetRepresentativeRagdoll();

        if ( pRagdoll )
        {
            origin = pRagdoll->GetRagdollOrigin();
            origin.z += VEC_DEAD_VIEWHEIGHT.z; // look over ragdoll, not through
        }

        eyeOrigin = origin;
   
        Vector vForward;
        AngleVectors( eyeAngles, &vForward );

        VectorNormalize( vForward );
        VectorMA( origin, -CHASE_CAM_DISTANCE, vForward, eyeOrigin );

        Vector WALL_MIN( -WALL_OFFSET, -WALL_OFFSET, -WALL_OFFSET );
        Vector WALL_MAX( WALL_OFFSET, WALL_OFFSET, WALL_OFFSET );

        trace_t trace; // clip against world
        C_BaseEntity::PushEnableAbsRecomputations( false ); // HACK don't recompute positions while doing RayTrace
        UTIL_TraceHull( origin, eyeOrigin, WALL_MIN, WALL_MAX, MASK_SOLID_BRUSHONLY, this, COLLISION_GROUP_NONE, &trace );
        C_BaseEntity::PopEnableAbsRecomputations();

        if (trace.fraction < 1.0)
        {
            eyeOrigin = trace.endpos;
        }

        fov = GetFOV();
       
        return;
    }
}
</source>

After this, you will be required to have this function called and evaluated as soon as the player will be no longer be alive.

In 'baseplayer_shared.cpp' you will need to add
<source lang=cpp>
#ifdef CLIENT_DLL
#include "input.h"
#endif
</source>

at the top in the nest of "#include" definitions.

Find a function around line 1443 named:
void CBasePlayer::CalcView( Vector &eyeOrigin, QAngle &eyeAngles, float &zNear, float &zFar, float &fov )

find the main control block:
<source lang=cpp>
if ( IsObserver() )
{
    CalcObserverView( eyeOrigin, eyeAngles, fov );
}
</source>

Under this statement block, put this snippet:
<source lang=cpp>
#ifdef CLIENT_DLL
else if ( !this->IsAlive() && ::input->CAM_IsThirdPerson() )
{
    CalcThirdPersonDeathView( eyeOrigin, eyeAngles, fov );
}
#endif
</source>

When the player's life will be equal to 0, this function will be called and create a copy of the player's main model as a ragdoll. Then, the ragdoll's position will be evaluated and the view offset will be following this ragdoll.

There are still a few troubles with the thirdperson attachments on weapons that I am still trying to solve and this will probably be fixed in the mean time.

I do sincerely hope that this will help people who are willing to implement valid "Third Person" systems in new ( modifications ) base on Valve's award winning Source Engine.

==Source 2013 Fixes==

When the main code (before anything is adjusted to the weapon tables, third person death camera, etc) is compiled with no changes in the 2013 build of Source, error C3861 will usually occur in the compiling process because of a mishandled definition link inside singleplayer_animstate.cpp for "MDLCACHE_CRITICAL_SECTION()." To fix this, add this "include" line in singleplayer_animstate.h:

<source>
#include "..\public\datacache\imdlcache.h"
</source>

In addition, the engine will crash upon map load if PLAYER_MODEL is not properly precached. Find the CHL2_Player::Precache function inside hl2_player.cpp and add this code at the bottom underneath the other precaches:

<source>
	PrecacheModel(PLAYER_MODEL); //needs to be precached or else engine will crash!
</source>

This concludes the fixes needed to get the code working in Source 2013.

[[Category:Programming]]

== See also ==
*[[Blend sequence]]
*[[Third-person camera]]