[The Art of War]

Originally Posted by Exploited I can't see anything wrong with it, now just do the same thing with the 3rd one.

No, no, no and NO!

As Jelle said world model is a lot more complicated... You need to find the ent's location and blabla, for loop etc.

Solution: Dont use a world model!

[Jelle]

Originally Posted by The Art of War No, no, no and NO! As Jelle said world model is a lot more complicated... You need to find the ent's location and blabla, for loop etc. Solution: Dont use a world model!

Also, he is precaching a sound he is never using anyway. Seems odd to me.

[The Art of War]

Hm well he said he would use it later, lol.

[Exploited]

Originally Posted by The Art of War No, no, no and NO! As Jelle said world model is a lot more complicated... You need to find the ent's location and blabla, for loop etc. Solution: Dont use a world model!

That was a worldmodel? My bad, thought it was a CT model or something.

[The Art of War]

Originally Posted by Exploited That was a worldmodel? My bad, thought it was a CT model or something.

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That is a world model...

[Exploited]

How the hell was I supposed to know what a worldmodel was? >_>

[Jelle]

w_* means world model.

[Fr33m@n]

w_ model are just useless.
p_ are more important but sadly they are often forget.

[The Art of War]

Originally Posted by Fr33m@n w_ model are just useless. p_ are more important but sadly they are often forget.

No :p You only see them if you are looking at someone, and mostly they are too small or too similar to the default ones so you wont notice, unless they are huge with is a fail if they are..

The only "good" time I can come up with setting a world model are player models and w grenade models.