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Put brushes around the tubes with the invisible texture. Turn all of these brushes to a <code>[[func_detail]]</code>. The wall brushes should be 24 units in Width and the ceiling and floor brushes should be 32 units in width. | Put brushes around the tubes with the invisible texture. Turn all of these brushes to a <code>[[func_detail]]</code>. The wall brushes should be 24 units in Width and the ceiling and floor brushes should be 32 units in width. | ||
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Revision as of 23:47, 10 April 2022
Introduction
This guide will teach you how to create Vacuum Tubes.
Warning: This page is incomplete, it's recommended that you don't follow the guide until it's finishedSetting Up
Put prop_static entities. Set their model to these:
- Straight Tube - clear_tube_straight.mdl
- Mutli-Directional Tube - clear_tube_tjoint.mdl
- Broken Tube - clear_tube_broken.mdl
- 90 Degree Tubes - clear_tube_90deg.mdl
Enter the following properties:
| Property Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Collisions | Not Solid |
Create your path with the models.
Walls
Create walls with the nodraw texture, texture the inside faces or visible faces with metal/metalwall_bts_006a. Create orange pits as well.
Simple Collisions
Put brushes around the tubes with the invisible texture. Turn all of these brushes to a func_detail. The wall brushes should be 24 units in Width and the ceiling and floor brushes should be 32 units in width.
Particles
Todo: Finish the rest of the guide.