[SOLVED] Slime Water not working
Quote from QuantumNarwhal on April 15, 2014, 1:41 pmFirst I'd like to thank the community for all their help in the past. Now for the question. I'm trying to make the slime water/hazardous goop, whatever you want to call it, and I've followed the Valve dev community tutorial, but for some reason, the goop isn't appearing. I've done everything it says, but all I get is an invisible surface on the bottom of my map which doesn't kill you, just lets you stand on it. Also, when I texture one side of the nodraw surface with the goop texture, it comes through as static on hammer.
First I'd like to thank the community for all their help in the past. Now for the question. I'm trying to make the slime water/hazardous goop, whatever you want to call it, and I've followed the Valve dev community tutorial, but for some reason, the goop isn't appearing. I've done everything it says, but all I get is an invisible surface on the bottom of my map which doesn't kill you, just lets you stand on it. Also, when I texture one side of the nodraw surface with the goop texture, it comes through as static on hammer.
Quote from Skotty on April 15, 2014, 3:07 pmThe toxic-goo brush must have nodraw texture on all sides. Only on it's top side it must have the goo texture. This brush then gets non-solid. Killing a player/destroying objects is a seperate entity (trigger_hurt / trigger_multiple) and isn't automatically done by the goo itself.
The toxic-goo brush must have nodraw texture on all sides. Only on it's top side it must have the goo texture. This brush then gets non-solid. Killing a player/destroying objects is a seperate entity (trigger_hurt / trigger_multiple) and isn't automatically done by the goo itself.
Quote from QuantumNarwhal on April 15, 2014, 3:13 pmSkotty wrote:The toxic-goo brush must have nodraw texture on all sides. Only on it's top side it must have the goo texture. This brush then gets non-solid. Killing a player/destroying objects is a seperate entity (trigger_hurt / trigger_multiple) and isn't automatically done by the goo itself.I've done all of these things, but look:
I've done all of these things, but look:
Quote from QuantumNarwhal on April 15, 2014, 3:41 pmI've solved it, I accidentally had a particle effect texture instead of a normal texture, that explains it not working, thanks for the help!
I've solved it, I accidentally had a particle effect texture instead of a normal texture, that explains it not working, thanks for the help!