Brush Won't Stick To Panel
Quote from TripleG10 on May 21, 2011, 8:23 pmI'm using a telescope_arm.mdl and the brush won't stick to the top. What should my parameter be when I put SetParentAttachmentMaintainOffset in my logic_auto's output?
I'm using a telescope_arm.mdl and the brush won't stick to the top. What should my parameter be when I put SetParentAttachmentMaintainOffset in my logic_auto's output?
Quote from {SOAP} Pm@c on May 22, 2011, 12:31 ampanel_attach I believe.
panel_attach I believe.
Quote from ChickenMobile on May 22, 2011, 12:49 amTripleG10 wrote:I'm using a telescope_arm.mdl and the brush won't stick to the top. What should my parameter be when I put SetParentAttachmentMaintainOffset in my logic_auto's output?You have the right idea, though you need to set the brush's parent to the model to begin with otherwise it wont parent. Make sure you use the 'Model Viewer' program in the Authoring Tools to find which parent attatchment (load your model and click on the attatchments tab) you need to parent it to. I think it is panel_top or panel_top10.
You have the right idea, though you need to set the brush's parent to the model to begin with otherwise it wont parent. Make sure you use the 'Model Viewer' program in the Authoring Tools to find which parent attatchment (load your model and click on the attatchments tab) you need to parent it to. I think it is panel_top or panel_top10.
Quote from TripleG10 on May 27, 2011, 4:39 pmthanks for your help, but it still doesn't work for some reason. i tried both attachment points you suggested. Also, when it does the animation, it moves into a really farr of place. Like, the animation is fine, but lets say the panel itself is on the left, the panel will suddenly skip over to the right, which is in my brush, and do the animation. It's not supposed to move like that, but the anmation is fine.
thanks for your help, but it still doesn't work for some reason. i tried both attachment points you suggested. Also, when it does the animation, it moves into a really farr of place. Like, the animation is fine, but lets say the panel itself is on the left, the panel will suddenly skip over to the right, which is in my brush, and do the animation. It's not supposed to move like that, but the anmation is fine.
Quote from Sleepless Mickey on May 27, 2011, 5:17 pmThis tutorial goes over attaching panels to animated arms really well.
This tutorial goes over attaching panels to animated arms really well.
Quote from Supervillain on May 27, 2011, 6:07 pmSleepless Mickey wrote:This tutorial goes over attaching panels to animated arms really well.This video is great.
To it I'd like to add that making a logic_relay for both the "open" and "close" of the panel is really useful. To that end, I'd also have the logic_auto handle the panel_attach and default idle animation, while one logic_relay moves the panel out when triggered and a second logic_relay moves the panel back in when triggered.
This video is great.
To it I'd like to add that making a logic_relay for both the "open" and "close" of the panel is really useful. To that end, I'd also have the logic_auto handle the panel_attach and default idle animation, while one logic_relay moves the panel out when triggered and a second logic_relay moves the panel back in when triggered.
Quote from TripleG10 on May 28, 2011, 8:48 amThanks for the videos guys! I adapted to them and made it work with a different panel, but having nearly the same animation I wanted. Thanks guys!
Thanks for the videos guys! I adapted to them and made it work with a different panel, but having nearly the same animation I wanted. Thanks guys!
