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== Finding the model ==
== Finding the model ==
[[Moving Clouds]] are a simple [[prop_dynamic]] away, below are some of the models you can use
[[Moving Clouds]] are a simple [[prop_dynamic]] away, below are some of the models you can use.


Some models available in [[CS:S]] are:
Some models available in [[CS:S]] are:
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== Placing the model ==
== Placing the model ==
# Make a [[3D_Skybox|3D skybox]]
# Make a [[3D_Skybox|3D skybox]].
# Place the model in the map as a [[prop_dynamic]] or [[func_brush]] if its brushwork
# Place the model in the map as a [[prop_dynamic]] or [[func_brush]] if its brushwork.
# Put the prop_dynamic by the center of your [[sky_camera]] in the skybox.
# Put the prop_dynamic by the center of your [[sky_camera]] in the skybox.
# Be sure to make it so the entities Shadow Property is set to Off else it might block the sunlight in your skybox.
# Be sure to make it so the entities Shadow Property is set to Off else it might block the sunlight in your skybox.

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Finding the model

Moving Clouds are a simple prop_dynamic away, below are some of the models you can use.

Some models available in CS:S are:

  • models/props/cs_office/clouds.mdl
  • models/props/de_tides/clouds.mdl
  • models/props/de_port/clouds.mdl

Placing the model

  1. Make a 3D skybox.
  2. Place the model in the map as a prop_dynamic or func_brush if its brushwork.
  3. Put the prop_dynamic by the center of your sky_camera in the skybox.
  4. Be sure to make it so the entities Shadow Property is set to Off else it might block the sunlight in your skybox.

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