How do you implement the Portal Gun using leaked 2007 Code?

[danksteviee]

How do you implement the Portal Gun from the leaked Source 2007 Code? I've seen couple of mods like Portal Multiplayer on Moddb that have implemented the gun. I'm doing experimental coding but I've seen that I can't get it to work.

[DrLuke]

What have you done so far to solve your problem?

[Johnny on Flame]

Do you have any specific issues we can help you, or are you trying to get someone to do the task for you? Because if it's the later, don't think anyone here is going to do your work for free.

[danksteviee]

[QUOTE=JohnnyOnFlame;52735787]Do you have any specific issues we can help you, or are you trying to get someone to do the task for you? Because if it's the later, don't think anyone here is going to do your work for free.[/QUOTE]

No I am asking how to fix the code because I put it in my own code but theirs a load of errors.

[BryBreadmin]

What errors? You aren't giving any useful info. Show what you've done so far and what errors are coming as a result.

[DrLuke]

[QUOTE=Danksteviee;52735834]No I am asking how to fix the code because I put it in my own code but theirs a load of errors.[/QUOTE]

Usually I'd just dismiss this thread but I am in the mood to procrastinate, so here's a few tips on how to ask questions (these tips are not limited to programming questions btw)

1.) Ask a concise question that leaves no room for interpretation.
Imagine someone coming up to you and asking "how do i fix my car". Nobody could ever answer that question, as there are millions of ways to fix a car, depending on what is broken. But if you ask "How do I change the oil in my Volvo V70?" you will definitely get an answer for your problem.

2.) Show what you have tried to solve the problem so far
By showing us what you've done so far it is easier to help with your problems. If you don't provide that info, we are left to guess what exactly you're having a problem with, so you might get an answer that tells you something you already knew because your problem is one level further down. For example, my answer to your question is "Open the IDE and adapt the code to source" because maybe I guess that you're struggling with opening your IDE.

3.) Provide examples on what you're trying to accomplish.
For example you didn't even mention WHERE you try to implement the portal gun: In source, or maybe in unreal 4? We don't know, we have to guess once more.

If you want to become a programmer, being able to properly ask questions is ESSENTIAL. Put a few minutes of effort into it, after-all you expect someone to also put many minutes of effort into an answer.