[bondyfan]

Hello, ive been trying to find the way how to get invisible in CSGO.

This way doesn´t work:

 SetEntityRenderMode(i, RENDER_TRANSCOLOR);
SetEntityRenderColor(i, 255, 255, 255, 0);

Any ideas?

THANK YOU a LOT!!

[cREANy0]

Need this too.

[thetwistedpanda]

The only solution at the moment is an invisible player model or setting the player model to something extremely small (there's a pebble from a snowman that works).

[cREANy0]

No,
i found a Warcraft Server in CS:GO which got invisible working got it working for go.

[thetwistedpanda]

They didn't do it with Rendering, they could have easily had an invisible model created or they replaced the model to something small enough or invisible (i.e. from CS:S).

[cREANy0]

Originally Posted by thetwistedpanda They didn't do it with Rendering, they could have easily had an invisible model created or they replaced the model to something small enough or invisible (i.e. from CS:S).

It was the normal CS:GO CT Model and on join i didn't download any models.

[andi67]

If I remember right it is a bug in the game , atm you can only get them invisible by setting :

SetEntityRenderMode(client , RENDER_NONE);

[jamaljc]

There is this way to get invisible but it requires sv_cheats 1 you can troll your friends with it
ent_fire !self addoutput "randermode 6"

[m_bNightstalker]

It's a 2 year old thread, meanwhile there was a solution which was working with a fake model + bone merge.
But now it's easy, you can render players alpha like for other entitys, you just need this cvar which was added some weeks ago: sv_disable_immunity_alpha

But there was never a cheats solution needed, even with the method you are explaing now, which could be done with this: SetVariantString + AcceptEntityInput

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by m_bNightstalker It's a 2 year old thread, meanwhile there was a solution which was working with a fake model + bone merge. But now it's easy, you can render players alpha like for other entitys, you just need this cvar which was added some weeks ago: sv_disable_immunity_alpha But there was never a cheats solution needed, even with the method you are explaing now, which could be done with this: SetVariantString + AcceptEntityInput

Not sure if it works for GO, but they could also have hooked SetTransmit to hide them. I use that for some stuff on CSS, but havent tested it on GO.