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== Opaque tools/nodraw material == | == Opaque tools/nodraw material == | ||
After placing the [[func_door]] [[ | After placing the [[func_door]] [[Entity creation#Brush-based_entity_creation|brush-based entity]] and applying the tools/toolsnodraw material, I can no longer see the [[prop_dynamic]] and its door model in the 3D view, and it becomes difficult to select in any view. I want to tweak the position of the [[prop_dynamic]] so it meets the floor evenly, but I can't easily see it to do so. Is there some advice for this? Can the tools/toolsnodraw material be made opaque like the tools/toolstrigger material? If so, this may be a useful tip to add to the article. --[[User:TaviRider|TaviRider]] 15:14, 4 Sep 2008 (PDT) | ||
== func_nobuild == | == func_nobuild == | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 2 September 2023
Opaque tools/nodraw material
After placing the func_door brush-based entity and applying the tools/toolsnodraw material, I can no longer see the prop_dynamic and its door model in the 3D view, and it becomes difficult to select in any view. I want to tweak the position of the prop_dynamic so it meets the floor evenly, but I can't easily see it to do so. Is there some advice for this? Can the tools/toolsnodraw material be made opaque like the tools/toolstrigger material? If so, this may be a useful tip to add to the article. --TaviRider 15:14, 4 Sep 2008 (PDT)
func_nobuild
After following this tutorial, I found that engineers could build right in the middle of the door. Proximity to the func_respawnroom wasn't sufficient. Perhaps this article should describe adding an appropriate func_nobuild entity to prevent odd-looking engineer structures? --TaviRider 15:36, 4 Sep 2008 (PDT)
- Indeed.--Gear 18:45, 4 Sep 2008 (PDT)