[SOLVED] Moving panel with info_placement_helper
Quote from Konke on April 8, 2014, 1:33 pmjosepezdj wrote:I've made a quick test map where the placement_helper works before and after the func_door opens/closes.Please check it and use the same idea
That's very kind of you, thanks! However, I can't seem to open the file. It ends with .7z. What format is that?
Please check it and use the same idea
That's very kind of you, thanks! However, I can't seem to open the file. It ends with .7z. What format is that?
Quote from RustyDios on April 8, 2014, 3:17 pm.7z is a "self extracting zip file"... you should be able to open it by just double clicking... if not WinZip or WinRar should also also have the ability to open .7z files.
.7z is a "self extracting zip file"... you should be able to open it by just double clicking... if not WinZip or WinRar should also also have the ability to open .7z files.
Quote from CamBen on April 8, 2014, 6:38 pmOr 7zip, the program officially used to make those....
Or 7zip, the program officially used to make those....
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Quote from Konke on April 9, 2014, 4:29 pmMany thanks for the assistance! It works now. Do you want to know what I did? I find this kind of funny, but after some testing and trying to make my moving panel similar to josepezdj's example, all I had to do was to move the func_door from the middle of the panel, to a corner. Isn't that kind of weird? Well, the info_placement_helper would then directly be at the panel AND the func_door, perhaps that was the problem. Thank again!
Many thanks for the assistance! It works now. Do you want to know what I did? I find this kind of funny, but after some testing and trying to make my moving panel similar to josepezdj's example, all I had to do was to move the func_door from the middle of the panel, to a corner. Isn't that kind of weird? Well, the info_placement_helper would then directly be at the panel AND the func_door, perhaps that was the problem. Thank again!

Quote from josepezdj on April 10, 2014, 2:53 amKonke wrote:all I had to do was to move the func_door from the middle of the panel, to a corner. Isn't that kind of weird?Yes it is. Could it be that your door was solid and therefore interrupting the movement? Check the door's flags and make sure you did tick these two: "Non-solid to player" and "Passable"
Yes it is. Could it be that your door was solid and therefore interrupting the movement? Check the door's flags and make sure you did tick these two: "Non-solid to player" and "Passable"

Quote from TeamSpen210 on April 10, 2014, 5:11 amYou might want to put the name of the func_brush forming the white panel in the "attach entity" parameter of the helper, when the door was in the center it probably decided that the non-portalable nodraw surface was the surface it was supposed to attach to, and therefore didn't apply to portals placed on the white surface.
You might want to put the name of the func_brush forming the white panel in the "attach entity" parameter of the helper, when the door was in the center it probably decided that the non-portalable nodraw surface was the surface it was supposed to attach to, and therefore didn't apply to portals placed on the white surface.
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Quote from Konke on April 10, 2014, 3:27 pmTeamSpen210 wrote:You might want to put the name of the func_brush forming the white panel in the "attach entity" parameter of the helper, when the door was in the center it probably decided that the non-portalable nodraw surface was the surface it was supposed to attach to, and therefore didn't apply to portals placed on the white surface.I did try to put the name in the attach entity, but it didn't work. It works now though, thanks!
josepezdj wrote:Konke wrote:all I had to do was to move the func_door from the middle of the panel, to a corner. Isn't that kind of weird?Yes it is. Could it be that your door was solid and therefore interrupting the movement? Check the door's flags and make sure you did tick these two: "Non-solid to player" and "Passable"
That might actually be it! I did tick those two but didn't think they were causing the problem.
I did try to put the name in the attach entity, but it didn't work. It works now though, thanks!
Yes it is. Could it be that your door was solid and therefore interrupting the movement? Check the door's flags and make sure you did tick these two: "Non-solid to player" and "Passable"
That might actually be it! I did tick those two but didn't think they were causing the problem.