This is a discussion topic for the article "Ladders...that work!" by SeanOCR which can be found here
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This is a tutorial on how to make ladders that actually work
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Re: [article] Ladders...that work!
Posted by SeanOCR on Fri Jun 22nd at 11:34pm 2007
This is a discussion topic for the article "Ladders...that work!" by SeanOCR which can be found here
Article description:
This is a tutorial on how to make ladders that actually work
Posted by SeanOCR on Fri Jun 22nd at 11:34pm 2007
This is a discussion topic for the article "Ladders...that work!" by SeanOCR which can be found here
Article description:
This is a tutorial on how to make ladders that actually work
Re: [article] Ladders...that work!
Posted by The_Great_Dm on Tue Nov 20th at 10:29pm 2007
Posted by The_Great_Dm on Tue Nov 20th at 10:29pm 2007
There is a way to do the same thing in 2 steps and its 10x easier and it takes a second. I dont know why anyone would do this.
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Re: [article] Ladders...that work!
Posted by Blargdaniel on Thu Dec 20th at 6:10am 2007
Posted by Blargdaniel on Thu Dec 20th at 6:10am 2007
Yeah. Worked perfectly!
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Re: [article] Ladders...that work!
Posted by Funky Monk on Mon Apr 27th at 5:43am 2009
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Posted by Funky Monk on Mon Apr 27th at 5:43am 2009
The_Great_Dm,
Then c'mon then, post your tutorial!
One, question to anyone who can answer, if I were to angle a ladder to 45 degrees, be it upside down or on a slope, would the character animation seem to grip it properly down to the angle. By this I mean, will the character animation still show (when in third person, or being watched) the full animation, only adjusted accordingly to match the ladder's angle?
I'd test it myself, but I haven't owned a PC in 4 years, and am slowly getting back into mapping, just studying up for some L4D map's I'm thinking of.
Then c'mon then, post your tutorial!
One, question to anyone who can answer, if I were to angle a ladder to 45 degrees, be it upside down or on a slope, would the character animation seem to grip it properly down to the angle. By this I mean, will the character animation still show (when in third person, or being watched) the full animation, only adjusted accordingly to match the ladder's angle?
I'd test it myself, but I haven't owned a PC in 4 years, and am slowly getting back into mapping, just studying up for some L4D map's I'm thinking of.
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Re: [article] Ladders...that work!
Posted by G4MER on Mon Apr 27th at 10:28am 2009
Posted by G4MER on Mon Apr 27th at 10:28am 2009
I do ladders much easier than this as well. Not sure why anyone would..
..also I like the Avatar SeanOCR, its a Dali’s piece, a Human Skull Consisting of Seven Naked Women’s Bodies.. very cool.. I saw that a recent movie ripped that art work off, the movie ( The Descent ).
..also I like the Avatar SeanOCR, its a Dali’s piece, a Human Skull Consisting of Seven Naked Women’s Bodies.. very cool.. I saw that a recent movie ripped that art work off, the movie ( The Descent ).
Re: [article] Ladders...that work!
Posted by Niborius on Tue Apr 28th at 11:22am 2009
Because you probably just used func_ladder. In this way, you will climb ladders like in HL2
Posted by Niborius on Tue Apr 28th at 11:22am 2009
Quoting Muhnay
I do ladders much easier than this as well. Not sure why anyone would..
Because you probably just used func_ladder. In this way, you will climb ladders like in HL2
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