Question about using CSS models as props

Question about using CSS models as props

Re: Question about using CSS models as props Posted by Warren on Mon Aug 7th 2006 at 4:48pm
Warren
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Posted 2006-08-07 4:48pm
Warren
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I'm wanting to make a prop (pardon me if that isn't the term I'm
looking for) to throw into a map. Specifically, I want a CT or T model,
posed in a standard animation like standing or crouching (but
completely still) and holding a specific CS weapon, complete with a
pistol in the holster and grenades.

The idea is to have a statue that is identical to a CS player simply not moving.

I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards tutorials I should read to get started, or if anyone just has any tips for me.

Thanks.
Re: Question about using CSS models as props Posted by omegaslayer on Mon Aug 7th 2006 at 7:54pm
omegaslayer
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Posted 2006-08-07 7:54pm
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hmm...

You can try just using the CT/T model in a prop_dynamic_overide and set
its default animation to standing or crouching, then you can get
another prop_dynamic_overide and use one of the weapon models for it,
and just visually line it up in hammer. You can do the same for the
gernades ect..
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