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== Creating Cabinet/Wardrobe ==
== Creating Cabinet/Wardrobe ==
{{alias|#|any arbitrary number}}
 
== Creating Doors ==
#Create a [[ship_container]] named Dresser_# and choose the world model as some sort of container (e.g. a dresser)
#Create a [[prop_door_rotating]] and set its World Model to a door.
##Set Container Capacity to preferred setting
#Name it Door_#
##Set Inventory Menu Title to correspond with the model
#Place it in your doorway
#Create a brush that covers the container with the material <code>tools/toolsinteractive</code>
#Make a brush that completely surrounds the door with the material <code>tools/toolsinteractive</code>
#Cover sides that should not be interactive or are not visible with <code>tools/toolsnoninteractive</code>
#Select the brush and make it a [[ship_base_interaction]]
#Make that brush into a [[ship_base_interaction]]
##Set its Parent keyvalue and Target Entity keyvalue to Door_#
##Set its Target Entity to Dresser_#
##Set its Context Sensitive Interface Menu to Door
##Set its Context Sensitive Interface Menu to Container
##Set its Default Action to Open
##Set its Default Action to Open
[[Category:The Ship]]
[[Category:The Ship]]
== Creating Cabinet/Wardrobe ==
<code>May not Work all the time just figuring it out :|</code>
#Create a [[Ship_container]] and choose the world model as some sort of container (e.g a dresser)
#Name It Dresser_#
#Select the Ship_container and go to class info
##Set Container Capacity To preferred setting
##Set Inventory menu title to correspond with the model
#Place in a Cube with the material <code>tools/toolsinteractive</code> so that it covers where u want it to be able to open
#Colour all sides other then the main face that u see with <code>tools/toolsnoninteractive</code>
#Select The Interactive cube and open
##Set the Target Entity To Dresser_#
##Set The Context Sensitive Interface Menu to Container
## Set Default Action to Open
You should have a working Cabinet
P.s thank you to whomever fixed this up and made it look good

Latest revision as of 14:49, 28 December 2006

Note.pngNote:For the sake of this article, # represents any arbitrary number.

Creating Doors

  1. Create a prop_door_rotating and set its World Model to a door.
  2. Name it Door_#
  3. Place it in your doorway
  4. Make a brush that completely surrounds the door with the material tools/toolsinteractive
  5. Select the brush and make it a ship_base_interaction
    1. Set its Parent keyvalue and Target Entity keyvalue to Door_#
    2. Set its Context Sensitive Interface Menu to Door
    3. Set its Default Action to Open

Hopefully this sheds some light on how interactions work; to be more productive, use the door prefabs included in The Ship SDK.

Creating Cabinet/Wardrobe

  1. Create a ship_container named Dresser_# and choose the world model as some sort of container (e.g. a dresser)
    1. Set Container Capacity to preferred setting
    2. Set Inventory Menu Title to correspond with the model
  2. Create a brush that covers the container with the material tools/toolsinteractive
  3. Cover sides that should not be interactive or are not visible with tools/toolsnoninteractive
  4. Make that brush into a ship_base_interaction
    1. Set its Target Entity to Dresser_#
    2. Set its Context Sensitive Interface Menu to Container
    3. Set its Default Action to Open
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