Model up and down in Scripting

Created on: April 12, 2017, 11:57:43 am

Hey everyone!

Anyone knows if it's possible (and how?) to make an model go up like... 125 distance and go back down after 3 seconds?

Thanks in advance!

Marked as best answer by soul-toktzt 7 years ago

Reply #1 on: April 12, 2017, 12:21:05 pm

MakeCents
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In radiant you would make it a script_model and give it a targetname kvp

In script you would thread a function from main or something, that would use either movez or moveto functions in it with waits. In the docs you can find these functions and what is needed to make them work.

MoveZ

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void <script\_model, script\_origin or script\_brushmodel> MoveZ(<point>,<time>,[acceleration time],[deceleration time])

[MANDATORY] <point> The z value to move the entity to, as a floating point number
[MANDATORY] <time> The time to move the entity in seconds
[OPTIONAL] [acceleration time] The time spent accelerating in seconds
[OPTIONAL] [deceleration time] The time spent decelerating in seconds
CATEGORY:
CLIENT/SERVER: Server
SUMMARY: Move this entity to the given world z value

MoveTo

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void <script\_model, script\_origin or script\_brushmodel> MoveTo(<point>,<time>,[acceleration time],[deceleration time])

[MANDATORY] <point> The point to move the entity to
[MANDATORY] <time> The time to move the entity in seconds
[OPTIONAL] [acceleration time] The time spent accelerating
[OPTIONAL] [deceleration time] The time spent decelerating
CATEGORY:
CLIENT/SERVER: Server
SUMMARY: Move this entity to the given point.
EXAMPLE: dummy MoveTo( dest_org, .5, .05, .05 )

use getent, or getentarray if you have more than one, and then thread on each a function to move and wait in a while loop.

Last Edit: April 12, 2017, 12:22:03 pm by MakeCents

Reply #2 on: April 12, 2017, 12:26:30 pm

Quote from: MakeCents on April 12, 2017, 12:21:05 pm

In radiant you would make it a script_model and give it a targetname kvp

In script you would thread a function from main or something, that would use either movez or moveto functions in it with waits. In the docs you can find these functions and what is needed to make them work.

MoveZ
Code Snippet
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void <script\_model, script\_origin or script\_brushmodel> MoveZ(<point>,<time>,[acceleration time],[deceleration time])

[MANDATORY] <point> The z value to move the entity to, as a floating point number
[MANDATORY] <time> The time to move the entity in seconds
[OPTIONAL] [acceleration time] The time spent accelerating in seconds
[OPTIONAL] [deceleration time] The time spent decelerating in seconds
CATEGORY:
CLIENT/SERVER: Server
SUMMARY: Move this entity to the given world z value
MoveTo
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void <script\_model, script\_origin or script\_brushmodel> MoveTo(<point>,<time>,[acceleration time],[deceleration time])

[MANDATORY] <point> The point to move the entity to
[MANDATORY] <time> The time to move the entity in seconds
[OPTIONAL] [acceleration time] The time spent accelerating
[OPTIONAL] [deceleration time] The time spent decelerating
CATEGORY:
CLIENT/SERVER: Server
SUMMARY: Move this entity to the given point.
EXAMPLE: dummy MoveTo( dest_org, .5, .05, .05 )
use getent, or getentarray if you have more than one, and then thread on each a function to move and wait in a while loop.

Thank you very much

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