Render viewmodel

xPaw · **Author**

How i can render viewmodel (that model wich player see himself on his hud

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xbatista · 05-01-2009 , 12:42 Re: Render viewmodel

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if you really want the v_ model to be rendered, and maybe it is a specific weapon that will be only glowing one color (zombie knife glowing red? idk?) you could always decompile the model you want to use, copy the faces and scale them up to make a shell around the weapon, and slap a chrome&transparent texture on it that will give it the same effect.

xPaw · 05-01-2009 , 12:46 Re: Render viewmodel

uhm not a best way -_-'

**Arkshine** · 05-01-2009 , 13:02 Re: Render viewmodel

I'm pretty sure that there is a way using FM_AddToFullPack.

xPaw · 05-01-2009 , 13:21 Re: Render viewmodel

Hmmm good idea

SchlumPF* · 05-02-2009 , 13:28 Re: Render viewmodel

simply try changing rendering everytime addtofullpack is fired, i dont think that it will work since the viewmodel is not an ent.

xPaw · 05-02-2009 , 13:58 Re: Render viewmodel

What is it then? if i see model

SchlumPF* · 05-02-2009 , 14:55 Re: Render viewmodel

pev_viewmodel and pev_viewmodel2, maybe you change the rendering of the weapon itself

hleV · 05-02-2009 , 16:00 Re: Render viewmodel

I also really need to make player's weapon glow in first person mode. So if anyone got an idea how to do that via AMXX, please try to implement it. We already have the methods for in-hand & on-ground models. This is the only one left.

**Arkshine** · 05-02-2009 , 16:10 Re: Render viewmodel

in DMC, you can find something like :

Code:

cl_entity_t *view;
view = GetViewEntity();

//Adrian - The actual "magic" is done in the
//Studio drawing code.
if ( m_iQuakeItems & IT_INVISIBILITY )
{
    view->curstate.renderfx = kRenderFxGlowShell;
    view->curstate.renderamt = 5;
                    
    view->curstate.rendercolor.r = 125;
    view->curstate.rendercolor.g = 125;
    view->curstate.rendercolor.b = 125;
}

GetViewEntity being : gEngfuncs.GetViewModel().

I'm not sure it's the same than the weapon entity which you're holding. ( Not drawed ; I've tested and doesn't work )