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New page: Clip Model A clip model is a simplified shape used to check for collisions with other objects in the gameworld. It can be generated in several ways: * It may be included in the model fil... |
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A clip model is a simplified shape used to check for collisions with other objects in the gameworld. It can be generated in several ways: | A clip model is a simplified shape used to check for collisions with other objects in the gameworld. It can be generated in several ways: | ||
* It may be included in the model file as a collision mesh (shown as green in the Dark Radiant editor | * It may be included in the model file as a collision mesh (shown as green in the [[Dark Radiant]] editor) | ||
* It can be defined by the ''clipmodel''' spawnarg (see [[clipmodel]]) | * It can be defined by the ''clipmodel''' spawnarg (see [[clipmodel]]) | ||
* A separate .cm file may be created in the editor (see [[Moveables]]) | * A separate .cm file may be created in the editor (see [[Moveables]]) | ||
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The clip model can be disabled by adding the spawnarg and value: ''noclipmodel 1'' (see [[noclipmodel]]) | The clip model can be disabled by adding the spawnarg and value: ''noclipmodel 1'' (see [[noclipmodel]]) | ||
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Revision as of 12:02, 16 February 2009
A clip model is a simplified shape used to check for collisions with other objects in the gameworld. It can be generated in several ways:
- It may be included in the model file as a collision mesh (shown as green in the Dark Radiant editor)
- It can be defined by the clipmodel' spawnarg (see clipmodel)
- A separate .cm file may be created in the editor (see Moveables)
- It can be defined by the size spawnarg (see size)
- It can be defined by the mins and maxs spawnargs (see mins and maxs)
The clip model can be disabled by adding the spawnarg and value: noclipmodel 1 (see noclipmodel)
