Closed ghost closed 10 years ago
There should actually be two worldmodels now, w_squeak and w_squeak2. I think when I checked them the first was the playermodel and the second was the npc model. But for whatever reason it isn't being used.
weapon script bug, will fix
@alfred-valve Well, all you really did was swapped the models. The playermodel is correct, but now the worldmodel isn't. I don't see that as too big of a problem, but I don't imagine it could be that hard of a fix. What I failed to mention was there's actually another model: w_sqknest - the item pickup. I'm not sure how weapons work, but there's probably some way to have separate models for the player and world. I mean, it was possible in GoldSrc so it should probably be possible now. If that doesn't work out you can always just have the script in hl1_pak use w_sqknest and have another copy in hl1mp_pak that uses w_squeak.
@pepper314 I personally think that if you make a bodygroup for the model you could probably pull it off. Like the 1st bodygroup being w_snarknest and the 2nd one being w_squeak
The snark model for the world model is loading the world model for pick up rather than using a p_model (Player Model, used by GoldSource for Player's World Models.)
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