hey there, im making a multiplayer map,but since multiplayer isnt released i decided to turn the map into a survival map or just a weapontest map,but i have a small problem…
i cant make a working m2 browning(the machinegun used by the HECU)
can anybody make a video that shows how to make one OR make a working prefab?
could someone also help me with making a tow launcher?
https://www.interlopers.net/tutorials/25687
This might help with mounted weapons in general. It’s a somewhat complicated process.
If all else fails, decompile a Black Mesa map and use that for reference.
the tutorial said:
//DO NOT CHANGE ANY VALUES BELOW, UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
Gun Base Attachment: aimrotation
Gun Barrel Attachment: muzzle
Gun Yaw Pose Param: aim_yaw
Gun Pitch Pose Param: aim_pitch
Gun Pitch Pose Center: 7.5
and
//DO NOT CHANGE ANY VALUES ABOVE, UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. (Is related to the bunkergun model, and code.)
Ammountion Count: -1 //How much ammo does this gun have?
NPC Man Point: Barricade_Gun_Manpoint
Player Lock Time: 0.1 //AI: How long to be tracking the player before shooting?
Effect Handling: AR2 //Effects sounds
Ammo Type: AR2 //What ammo does it use, how much damage, etc. MODDERS: Uses ammotypes defined in hl2_gamerules.cpp
so what should i do? can a dev or experienced mapmaker please help me?
Those are just entity keyvalues used by the func_tank. Fill them out in Hammer.
they are not made for this model. i tried those,but the entire model is moving when i aim.
the base is supposed to be static.
Oh. Try func_tank_50cal instead, or something. That’s what I saw when I looked at one of the decompiled maps.
ok,i’ll see what i can find.
edit: found it,but i still dont know what the attachments are called…
can you show a screenshot of where the brush is located and all the settings they filled in?
btw, i sent you a friendsrequest ( i usually add nice people who help me) so we can talk.
Whoops. Sorry for taking so long. I accepted your request now.
Do you still need to take a look at the .50?
i decompiled the maps and managed to figure out what to do
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