[friagram]

You can scale prop_physics objects, you just have to do it before you activate them.
If you use this method on large/complex objects, it will lag the server as it does the calculation.
If you kill the entity (Acceptentiyinput(ent, "kill)) without setting the model scale back to 1.0, it will crash your server.

If you scale it after you activateentity the server will use the physics of the prescaled model.

Your best bet is to make the thing nonsolid, and parent it to something that is.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by friagram You can scale prop_physics objects, you just have to do it before you activate them. If you use this method on large/complex objects, it will lag the server as it does the calculation. If you kill the entity (Acceptentiyinput(ent, "kill)) without setting the model scale back to 1.0, it will crash your server. If you scale it after you activateentity the server will use the physics of the prescaled model. Your best bet is to make the thing nonsolid, and parent it to something that is.

prop_physics is a point entity, not a brush entity.

[friagram]

I'm well aware, my response was regarding:

Originally Posted by TnTSCS This started me down a path I hope would allow me to do something, but turns out Source doesn't allow full model scaling... I was trying to change the size of a prop_physics_multiplayer, but after a few attempts and help from IRC (Drifter and Peace-Maker), it turns out: <@asherkin> Source doesnt support full model scaling If anyone has any other ideas how to dynamically set a models size, please advise... or maybe Source will one day support it.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by friagram I'm well aware, my response was regarding:

So, you were replying to a post over a year old that is completely outdated anyway.

[friagram]

Originally Posted by asherkin So, you were replying to a post over a year old that is completely outdated anyway.

Shrug, I just looked at the most recent replies, which were.. recent. Didn't bother to check if everything in the thread was. Go yell at the person who grave-dug the post.

Here, have an eagle

[KnifeLemon]

I cant spawn to func_buyzone


Help Me

public Action:Command_Spawn_BuyZone(client, args) { decl Float:vAngles[3]; decl Float:vOrigin[3]; decl Float:vBuffer[3]; decl Float:vStart[3]; decl Floatistance; decl Float:position[3]; GetClientEyePosition(client,vOrigin); GetClientEyeAngles(client, vAngles); //get endpoint for teleport new Handle:trace = TR_TraceRayFilterEx(vOrigin, vAngles, MASK_SHOT, RayType_Infinite, TraceEntityFilterPlayer); if(TR_DidHit(trace)) { TR_GetEndPosition(vStart, trace); //GetVectorDistance(vOrigin, vStart, false); Distance = -35.0; GetAngleVectors(vAngles, vBuffer, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR); position[0] = vStart[0] + (vBuffer[0]*Distance); position[1] = vStart[1] + (vBuffer[1]*Distance); position[2] = vStart[2] + (vBuffer[2]*Distance); CloseHandle(trace); // Spawn new ent = CreateEntityByName("func_buyzone"); if (ent != -1) { DispatchKeyValue(ent, "pushdir", "0 90 0"); DispatchKeyValue(ent, "speed", "500"); DispatchKeyValue(ent, "spawnflags", "64"); } DispatchSpawn(ent); ActivateEntity(ent); TeleportEntity(ent, position, NULL_VECTOR, NULL_VECTOR); PrecacheModel("models/props/cs_office/vending_machine.mdl", true); SetEntityModel(ent, "models/props/cs_office/vending_machine.mdl"); new Float:minbounds[3] = {-100.0, -100.0, 0.0}; new Float:maxbounds[3] = {100.0, 100.0, 200.0}; SetEntPropVector(ent, Prop_Send, "m_vecMins", minbounds); SetEntPropVector(ent, Prop_Send, "m_vecMaxs", maxbounds); SetEntProp(ent, Prop_Send, "m_nSolidType", 2); new enteffects = GetEntProp(ent, Prop_Send, "m_fEffects"); enteffects |= 32; SetEntProp(ent, Prop_Send, "m_fEffects", enteffects); } else { PrintHintText(client, "%t", "Wrong entity"); CloseHandle(trace); } return (Plugin_Handled); }

[blodia]

PHP Code:

DispatchKeyValue(ent, "pushdir", "0 90 0");
            DispatchKeyValue(ent, "speed", "500");
            DispatchKeyValue(ent, "spawnflags", "64"); 


those keyvalues are for the trigger_push from the snippet i posted, you need the keyvalues for the buyzone, looking at the valve wiki and datamap dump you should only need

PHP Code:

DispatchKeyValue(ent, "team", "value"); 


where value is which team can use it

0-None
1-All Teams
2-Terrorist
3-Counter-Terrorist

[KissLick]

Is possible to make more complex brush entity? Not just rectangle but eg. "circle" or hexagon (type of platform shape)?

[Oshizu]

Originally Posted by KissLick Is possible to make more complex brush entity? Not just rectangle but eg. "circle" or hexagon (type of platform shape)?

I think you'd need already compiled circle / hexagon model for that

[KissLick]

My first guess was that

PHP Code:

SetEntityModel(ent, "models/props/cs_office/vending_machine.mdl"); 


sets the model for collisions and

PHP Code:

SetEntPropVector(ent, Prop_Send, "m_vecMins", minbounds);
SetEntPropVector(ent, Prop_Send, "m_vecMaxs", maxbounds); 


sets dimensions of this model.

But I am not sure of that, because:

Originally Posted by blodia must set a model on the entity, it doesn't matter which as it won't be visible

Maybe set

PHP Code:

SetEntProp(entindex, Prop_Send, "m_nSolidType", 2); 


to another value.. not sure of that..

And I do not know about any option how to "import" bsp to another map..