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misc_turret & misc_G2turret

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 Pahricida
11-19-2004, 10:02 PM
#1
I'd really like to know wether anybody can help me out on this one.
The misc_turrent and misc_G2turrent entities place some NPC static turrets.
Now what I wonderd about was the location of their model files.

I browsed the whole assets but couldn't find anything.

NOw if anyone could tell me where those are stored ... that would be neat. :D
 razorace
11-20-2004, 1:46 AM
#2
misc_turret:
models/map_objects/hoth/turret_bottom.md3 - bottom of turret
models/map_objects/hoth/turret_base.md3 - top of turret

misc_turretG2:
models/map_objects/imp_mine/turret_canon.glm - standard turret model
models/map_objects/imp_mine/turret_damage.md3 - destroyed turret model
models/map_objects/wedge/laser_cannon_model.glm - turbolaser battery

NOTE: misc_turretG2 doesn't seem to work properly in MP.
 Pahricida
11-22-2004, 10:25 AM
#3
thanks!
Now I just need to get the bones for it.
 razorace
11-22-2004, 10:57 AM
#4
.md3 files don't have bones. as for the .gla models, just open them in modview.
 Pahricida
11-22-2004, 12:20 PM
#5
yes I saw the bones in Modview ... but I don't have a root file.

Do I just have to build the model around self placed bones wich are placed at about the same coordinates as the original ones?
 razorace
11-22-2004, 1:27 PM
#6
It depends. what are you trying to do? Replace the turrets with new models?
 Pahricida
11-22-2004, 2:41 PM
#7
exactly ...

Maybe even add some new animations for the turrets .. It's kind of a new territory to me (the animating) but I want to advance a lil' bit.

But for now new models would also do fine :D
 razorace
11-22-2004, 3:01 PM
#8
well, I beleive the issue is a matter of weighing the model correctly. But I don't understand modeling that well. I suggest you post about this in the modeling forum.
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