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Playing in developer mode reveals messages implying that the model is "models/npcs/hover_turret.mdl". They say that it is lacking animations and such. Has there been proof that the coded name is blank? (ie. someone actually putting a model there with that name then testing the NPC) Also, keep in mind that MDLs extracted from VPKs don't seem to work very well.
Playing in developer mode reveals messages implying that the model is "models/npcs/hover_turret.mdl". They say that it is lacking animations and such. Has there been proof that the coded name is blank? (ie. someone actually putting a model there with that name then testing the NPC) Also, keep in mind that MDLs extracted from VPKs don't seem to work very well. [[User:PluMGMK|PluMGMK]] 08:20, 19 October 2011 (PDT)
 
Tests confirm that "models/npcs/hover_turret.mdl" is indeed the right name. Plus, I'm fairly sure a blank name in code would cause a game-crashing null-pointer exception, not just a blue error. Fixing article. [[User:PluMGMK|PluMGMK]] 09:27, 19 October 2011 (PDT)
 
I asked Omni on mAL, and he said that it was blank. It would make more sense for it not to be, though. [[User:FelixGriffin|FelixGriffin]] 14:34, 19 October 2011 (PDT)

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Model Name

Playing in developer mode reveals messages implying that the model is "models/npcs/hover_turret.mdl". They say that it is lacking animations and such. Has there been proof that the coded name is blank? (ie. someone actually putting a model there with that name then testing the NPC) Also, keep in mind that MDLs extracted from VPKs don't seem to work very well. PluMGMK 08:20, 19 October 2011 (PDT)

Tests confirm that "models/npcs/hover_turret.mdl" is indeed the right name. Plus, I'm fairly sure a blank name in code would cause a game-crashing null-pointer exception, not just a blue error. Fixing article. PluMGMK 09:27, 19 October 2011 (PDT)

I asked Omni on mAL, and he said that it was blank. It would make more sense for it not to be, though. FelixGriffin 14:34, 19 October 2011 (PDT)