Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Baddog on
Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 10:22pm
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On one of my buildings I can walk thru the outside walls it is werid
any Idea what is causing me to be able to walk thru my own walls?
EDIT: Prop_physics also go thru the wall.
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Tracer Bullet on
Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 10:52pm
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You are certain it isn't an entity that is set as "not solid" or something? If not, I suggest rebuilding the brush.
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Baddog on
Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 10:58pm
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rebuild it no thanks man I did a lot of work on it . It is just a normal block brush.
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Leperous on
Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 11:02pm
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You can walk through "walls" which have been made inside a 3D skybox, have you tried making one of those? Otherwise check the textures it's made out of...
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Baddog on
Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 11:09pm
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Ok i think I know why it is doing it just no clue how to fix it. I have
my box I just want to make the top face invisable and able to walk thru
it. I set the box to func_brush with a no solid propertie. So I want to
know if I can make the top part of my "box" be invisable but also so
that I can walk thru it.
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by CrazyC on
Mon Dec 20th 2004 at 11:45pm
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2004-12-20 11:45pm
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My guess would be to make the top part of the box seperate, make just that a non-solid, and apply the nodraw texture on it. Then set the rest of the box back to a solid.
Edit: Or, if you want the top to be invisable and be able to walk through it, why make a brush there at all? It seems like it would have the same effect and less work.
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Baddog on
Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 1:00am
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OK man I am trying to say I have made ALOT OF WORK ON THE BUILDING LIKE
WINDOWS DECALS ALOT OF STUFF there has to be a texture that fixes it so
I can. I am not rebuilding the brush
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by CrazyC on
Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 1:13am
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If you just want the top changed, you could probably just use the clip tool and clip it out, so the building stays there and you can take the roof out/make changes to it, and the building stays the same.
No rebuilding needed.
Re: Walking thru my walls
Posted by Baddog on
Tue Dec 21st 2004 at 1:30am
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alright ill give that a try.