Mirroring Point Entities in Hammer

[0bama]

Is it possible?

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[grinchfox]

That is only possible by using lua,

[Exho]

[QUOTE=grinchfox;48055740]That is only possible by using lua,[/QUOTE]

(if you are using Garry's Mod)

[0bama]

[QUOTE=grinchfox;48055740]That is only possible by using lua,[/QUOTE]
I've been told otherwise.

Also, I don't know what the Disagree ratings are for if all I'm asking for is a question.

I know there's a Flip command for brushes, but is it possible to do this with props?

[CreaseInTime]

Not unless you decompile the prop, physically flip it in a model editor, then recompile a new version.

[Firegod522]

In tf2 you can scale the model by -1. but only in tf2

[Glitchvid]

[QUOTE=0bama;48058125]
Also, I don't know what the Disagree ratings are for if all I'm asking for is a question.

I know there's a Flip command for brushes, but is it possible to do this with props?[/QUOTE]

Disagree usually means "no" in this context.
There isn't a way to mirror models in hammer, it's not a model editor, it can only mirror brushes.

[0bama]

[QUOTE=Firegod522;48060386]In tf2 you can scale the model by -1. but only in tf2[/QUOTE]

In the TF2 hammer editor? Maybe there's a way to port this over to Garrysmod-- unless it's something that is actually implemented into the TF2 engine, other than something just being added to the hammer to utilize an already existing feature.

I'll tryin' mess around.

[Shrinker]

Maybe it could work with a prop_scalable, a model scale of -1, and turning its orientation upside-down.

[GaleTheHusky]

[QUOTE=Shrinker42;48088573]Maybe it could work with a prop_scalable, a model scale of -1, and turning its orientation upside-down.[/QUOTE]

You could also do this with a prop_dynamic, but sadly as far as I know prop scaling is broken in Gmod.

[ConstableWank]

ok i know this is totally off topic but why the hell are there so many furries here?

[GaleTheHusky]

[QUOTE=ConstableWank;48139965]ok i know this is totally off topic but why the hell are there so many furries here?[/QUOTE]

Furfags tend to infect websites in waves, so there is much more to come.

[Shrinker]

Well, the scaling mechanic being broken poses quite a problem.
The model doesn't look too complicated - could it be possible to just remake it from brushes and mirror that then? If it's in some kind of inaccessible mirror scene, that should work.

[0bama]

[QUOTE=Shrinker42;48150942]Well, the scaling mechanic being broken poses quite a problem.
The model doesn't look too complicated - could it be possible to just remake it from brushes and mirror that then? If it's in some kind of inaccessible mirror scene, that should work.[/QUOTE]

I was moreas looking to "flip" an entire map.