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Tip:Multiple reference meshes can be handled with a $bodygroup.
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[[$sequence]] idle "shell_idle.smd" | [[$sequence]] idle "shell_idle.smd" | ||
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*[[Reference mesh]] | *[[Reference mesh]] | ||
*{{ent|$lod}}, for lowering detail at a distance | *{{ent|$lod}}, for lowering detail at a distance | ||
*{{ent|$bodygroup}}, for managing multiple <code>$body</code>s | *{{ent|$bodygroup}}, for managing multiple <code>$body</code>s | ||
*<code>[[$model (QC)|$model]]</code>, for facial animation | *<code>[[$model (QC)|$model]]</code>, for facial animation | ||
Revision as of 01:34, 6 January 2024
$body is a c0 available in all 
Source games. It is used to add a reference mesh to a model. Without at least one $body the model will be invisible (exception: models with facial animation use $model instead).
Tip:Multiple reference meshes can be handled with a $bodygroup.Syntax
$body <name> <reference mesh SMD> [reverse] [scale <int>]
Example
$modelname "weapons/shell.mdl" $cdmaterials "models/weapons/" $body shell "shell_ref.smd" $sequence idle "shell_idle.smd"
See also
- Reference mesh
- $lod, for lowering detail at a distance
- $bodygroup, for managing multiple
$bodys $model, for facial animation