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:::::I mean some brush that's blocking stuff and player, it have to open when animation of opening model is playing and vice versa. But i thing that func_door will be working. ~ [[User:Rullaf|Rullaf]] 03:00, 7 Feb 2008 (PST) | :::::I mean some brush that's blocking stuff and player, it have to open when animation of opening model is playing and vice versa. But i thing that func_door will be working. ~ [[User:Rullaf|Rullaf]] 03:00, 7 Feb 2008 (PST) | ||
Can't you use a normal world brush and just make it invisible? I don't know if the tools/nodraw material (apart from not drawing surfaces) makes the brush physically disappear or not (i.e. in a way that a player cannot go through it, even though it can't be seen). --[[User:Etset|Etset]] 06:40, 8 Feb 2008 (PST) | Can't you use a normal world brush and just make it invisible? I don't know if the tools/nodraw material (apart from not drawing surfaces) makes the brush physically disappear or not (i.e. in a way that a player cannot go through it, even though it can't be seen). --[[User:Etset|Etset]] 06:40, 8 Feb 2008 (PST) | ||
::NoDraw and Invis textures are both solid. I'm using a flat, invisible brush to keep a physics object locked in place until a trigger condition is met in a map I'm working on. - [[User:BlackWolfe|BlackWolfe]] 07:46, 11 Jul 2008 (PDT) | |||
:Of course I can, I'll even really do it. I looked to original map, I mean, how it's created, and Valve use [[func_door]] for cover as well, so I'll use it too. ~ [[User:Rullaf|Rullaf]] 05:45, 5 Feb 2008 (PST) | :Of course I can, I'll even really do it. I looked to original map, I mean, how it's created, and Valve use [[func_door]] for cover as well, so I'll use it too. ~ [[User:Rullaf|Rullaf]] 05:45, 5 Feb 2008 (PST) | ||
::Oh, perfect then :) I didn't realize you also meant that the brush had to move. Yeah if they used a [[func_door]], then you should try that. --[[User:Etset|Etset]] 02:10, 9 Feb 2008 (PST) | ::Oh, perfect then :) I didn't realize you also meant that the brush had to move. Yeah if they used a [[func_door]], then you should try that. --[[User:Etset|Etset]] 02:10, 9 Feb 2008 (PST) |
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any volunteers? --Darthkillyou 20:22, 1 Dec 2007 (PST)
- This one is kinda easy, I might do it later --Baliame 04:29, 2 Dec 2007 (PST)
- Anyone gonna finish any of these, they've been sitting here for maybe about a month now.--Gear 13:27, 4 Jan 2008 (PST)
Can't you use a normal world brush and just make it invisible? I don't know if the tools/nodraw material (apart from not drawing surfaces) makes the brush physically disappear or not (i.e. in a way that a player cannot go through it, even though it can't be seen). --Etset 06:40, 8 Feb 2008 (PST)
- NoDraw and Invis textures are both solid. I'm using a flat, invisible brush to keep a physics object locked in place until a trigger condition is met in a map I'm working on. - BlackWolfe 07:46, 11 Jul 2008 (PDT)
- Of course I can, I'll even really do it. I looked to original map, I mean, how it's created, and Valve use func_door for cover as well, so I'll use it too. ~ Rullaf 05:45, 5 Feb 2008 (PST)