Mapping:Adding a model to your map - Revision history

Rylius: moved Adding a model to your map to Mapping:Adding a model to your map

2011-09-13T15:23:34Z

2011-09-13T15:23:16Z

2011-08-29T14:58:52Z

‎Download or create your model

2011-08-29T14:57:17Z

‎Rotate the model

2011-08-29T14:55:22Z

‎Rotate the model

2011-08-29T14:54:16Z

‎Rotate the model

2011-08-29T14:53:04Z

‎Rotate the model

2011-08-29T14:51:46Z

‎Resize the model

2011-08-29T14:50:36Z

‎Resize the model

2011-08-29T14:48:13Z

‎Add the model to your map

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	==More information==		==More information==
		+	See the [[Entities:Misc#misc_model\|misc_model reference]] for exact information.

−		+	[[Category:Mapping]]
−	~~See the~~ [[~~Entities~~:~~Misc#misc_model\|misc_model reference~~]] ~~for exact information.~~

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 The'' most important'' part is to extract your downloaded model to the correct path. Generally, for models made for Urban Terror this will be the folder '''mapping/models/mapobjects'''
-An example model (CMM lightbulb) can be downloaded here.
+An example model (CMM lightbulb) can be downloaded [http://www.custommapmakers.org/storage/resources/cmm_lightbulb.zip here.]
 The model is packed in a single .zip file, extract the contents to the folder '''mapping/models/mapobjects/cmm_lightbulb'''

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	Complex model rotation can be achived using the angles key. The angles key accepts 3 values (0-359) which relate to degrees.		Complex model rotation can be achived using the angles key. The angles key accepts 3 values (0-359) which relate to degrees.
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		+	*Pitch
		+	*Yaw
		+	*Roll
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		+	Any combination of values can be combined so that the model can be turned to virtually any angle.

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	\|style="padding-right:5%;vertical-align:top"\|		\|style="padding-right:5%;vertical-align:top"\|

		+	Complex model rotation can be achived using the angles key. The angles key accepts 3 values (0-359) which relate to degrees.

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	==Rotate the model==		==Rotate the model==
		+	{\| width="100%" style="padding-left:5%;"
		+	\|style="padding-right:5%;vertical-align:top"\|


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		+	\|
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		+	[[File:Tut add model 5.png\|500px]]
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		+	\|}
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		+	==More information==


	See the [[Entities:Misc#misc_model\|misc_model reference]] for exact information.		See the [[Entities:Misc#misc_model\|misc_model reference]] for exact information.

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 |style="padding-right:5%;vertical-align:top"|
-Resizing the model is very simple.
+Resizing the model is very simple, there is a special key that affects the scale of the model, '''modelscale'''.
 Open the entities window with the model selected.

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	==Resize the model==		==Resize the model==
		+	{\| width="100%" style="padding-left:5%;"
		+	\|style="padding-right:5%;vertical-align:top"\|

		+	Resizing the model is very simple.
		+
		+	Open the entities window with the model selected.
		+
		+	Enter a key/value pair of
		+
		+	name : modelscale
		+	value : 2
		+
		+	This will double the size of the model.
		+
		+	Values less than 1 reduce the size of the model.
		+
		+	name : modelscale
		+	value : .5
		+
		+	Halves the size of the model.
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		+	\|
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		+	[[File:Tut add model 10.png\|500px]]
		+
		+	\|}

	==Rotate the model==		==Rotate the model==

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	Right click in the 2d window and select misc->misc_model from the entities menu.		Right click in the 2d window and select misc->misc_model from the entities menu.

		+	If the model is correct and you placed the model (and its textures) in the correct folder your model will be placed at a point close to your mouse.
		+
		+	Initially the model may not be quite the right size for your map, this is sometimes the case.

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