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Tip:For VHLT-style autophong in ericw-tools, add the following KVs to Worldspawn:
The angle threshold might require the latest dev builds.
Important:The barbed wire model in
Day of Defeat: Source shouldn't be used as a prop_static, as it has multiple submodels and lacks a collision mesh. I'm working on separating it into separate models, but I currently only have the first submodel done.
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{{modernImportant|The barbed wire model in {{dods|4}} shouldn't be used as a {{ent|prop_static}}, as it has multiple [[submodel]]s and lacks a collision mesh. I'm working on separating it into separate models, but I currently only have the first submodel done.}} | {{modernImportant|The barbed wire model in {{dods|4}} shouldn't be used as a {{ent|prop_static}}, as it has multiple [[submodel]]s and lacks a collision mesh. I'm working on separating it into separate models, but I currently only have the first submodel done.}} | ||
{{tip|[[Half-Life MDL]]s store a path and filename in their header, but {{goldsrc|4}} doesn't care what's written there; you can rename the model and change what folder it is located in, unlike {{src|4}}. This can be used to add a signature to your model without affecting performance; just compile the model to an existing subfolder with the appropriate name (ex: {{code|$modelname "my_nickname\my_model.mdl". Use of relative paths rather than absolute paths is recommended, for privacy reasons.}} | |||
Revision as of 14:07, 13 August 2023
Various unsorted notes. Feel free to copy this information elsewhere, but please don't remove or edit any information. If something is inaccurate, please post on my talk page.
{{tip|Half-Life MDLs store a path and filename in their header, but
GoldSrc doesn't care what's written there; you can rename the model and change what folder it is located in, unlike
Source. This can be used to add a signature to your model without affecting performance; just compile the model to an existing subfolder with the appropriate name (ex: $modelname "my_nickname\my_model.mdl". Use of relative paths rather than absolute paths is recommended, for privacy reasons.