Are you talking about a ugx mod map that someone else made? If so, then you cant edit other peoples maps, but if its a map you made, then just add them like the regular wall weapons, should be a folder in your prefabs containing them.
I'm getting an error when i try to compile this. I made tha bucket to a script_model, like doors and gave it targername "ex_bucket" and wrote "ex_bucket RotateRoll(360,45);" im the main function in mapname.gsc. What i'm i doing wrong? I dont know how the script works yet but i want the "saws" on the excavators to rotare from the start until i die.
You need to get the ent of the object before telling it to do something.
Theres 3 different types of rotates you can do. RotateRoll, RotateYaw, and RotatePitch. Experiment with all 3 until you find the one you want, in your script, you can do something like
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model RotateRoll(degrees,time);
where degrees is how many degrees you want it to rotate, and time is how many seconds you want it to take to rotate.
Make sure you go to library/tools in steam, right click on the mod tools go to properties, go to DLC and download the additional assets pack. It will install an additonal 50GB worth of assets.
I mean thanks! I wish I had custom models but I literally have no idea how Id ever port anything from outside of COD, because if I knew how to Id be instantly on that. His map looks so good so I mean I could message him and ask him for how he did it.
Someone made a tutorial on how to port csgo maps into call of duty, as well as models/textures. He made it for world at war, but you can follow the exact same steps for bo3 as well, except you will need to convert the xmodel_export files into xmodel_bins, as well as the .dds files into .tif, which isnt that hard, UGX has a good tutorial for this on their wiki.
sorry im a noob and dont understand what you mean, what do i need to do with the getents ? Double Post Merge: October 27, 2016, 10:09:35 pmcan you show me the radiant view plz ?
He means change all the GetEnts to
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struct = struct::get("something", "targetname");
. Obviously change the "something" parameter, to match the targetnames that you are giving the structs, and change the struct variable to something different each time like struct1 =, struct2 = etc.
Would you want something like this, unfortunately i have no idea how to make the zombies follow through it, but it can help you get to places. (Content removed from quote.)
You could just have the zombies die off as soon as the player(s) get to the other side. I believe that is what Treyarch did in Gorod Krovi.
How would the thunder nades work with widows wine? Does it give the player the thunder nades, or does the script just wait for the player to throw a grenade then play the effect?
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