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Hi, just wanted to know how to place a fire like when you blow up a car there is a flame. Does anyone know how you could place it/where you could find it. I've been looking threw asset manager and threw all the other files like xmodel,xmodelparts ect. Thanks.
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No, you have to do this using FX files
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No, you have to do this using FX filesHow do you place .efx files in Radiant?
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How do you place .efx files in Radiant?
You don't place them in radiant, you play them in scripts. It involves including the fx in gsc and/or csc, and in csv. There are tuts that give you many options to play them in radiant, via different types of functions in scripts. UGX has an "easy" fx tut on the wiki:
https://confluence.ugx-mods.com/display/UGXMODS/Easy-FX
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You don't place them in radiant, you play them in scripts. It involves including the fx in gsc and/or csc, and in csv. There are tuts that give you many options to play them in radiant, via different types of functions in scripts. UGX has an "easy" fx tut on the wiki:Thanks dude.
https://confluence.ugx-mods.com/display/UGXMODS/Easy-FX
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