GUIStudioMDL error

[Malistaticy]

Hello,
I've been working on a model for GMod, and the first run-through it worked fine, only it was super small, the texture was a little off, and gmod thought it was an effect. So I edited the qc to scale it up and fix the texture and edit the first line so it should see it as a model, and when I went to recompile I get this:

GUIStudioMDL 2.2/Source - © 2007 Neil 'Jed' Jedrzejewski - http://www.wunderboy.org/

Created command line: D:\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\SourceSDK\bin\orangebox\bin\studiomdl.exe -game D:\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod -nop4 -nox360 "D:\gamestuff etc\game assets\spagget\old\spagget.qc"

qdir:    "d:\gamestuff etc\game assets\spagget\old\"
gamedir: "D:\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\"
g_path:  "D:\gamestuff etc\game assets\spagget\old\spagget.qc"
Building binary model files...
Working on "spagget.qc"
ERROR: d:\gamestuff etc\game assets\spagget\old\spagget.qc(1): - could not load file 'spagget\spagget.mdl'
WARNING: Leaking 1 elements

what have I broken?

the qc is as follows:

$model "spagget" "spagget\spagget.mdl"
$scale 7
$body mybody "spagget.smd"
$staticprop
$surfaceprop "glass"
$cdmaterials "spagget"

$sequence idle "spagget_idle.smd" loop fps 1

$collisionmodel "spagget.smd"

[Katra804]

The first line is bugged. Unless you're wanting to use the command ($model) that's meant to point to a .SMD file, you're currently using the wrong command for that line. Since you've already got $body in use, you'll want to change it to $modelname instead, as well as remove the first "spagget" from that line.

What you have now:

$model "spagget" "spagget\spagget.mdl"

What you should have instead:

$modelname "spagget\spagget.mdl"

Your .QC after applying the changes:

$modelname "spagget\spagget.mdl"
$scale 7
$body mybody "spagget.smd"
$staticprop
$surfaceprop "glass"
$cdmaterials "spagget"

$sequence idle "spagget_idle.smd" loop fps 1

$collisionmodel "spagget.smd"

[Malistaticy]

[QUOTE=Katra804;49555536]The first line is bugged. Unless you're wanting to use the command ($model) that's meant to point to a .SMD file, you're currently using the wrong command for that line. Since you've already got $body in use, you'll want to change it to $modelname instead, as well as remove the first "spagget" from that line.

What you have now:

$model "spagget" "spagget\spagget.mdl"

What you should have instead:

$modelname "spagget\spagget.mdl"

Your .QC after applying the changes:

$modelname "spagget\spagget.mdl"
$scale 7
$body mybody "spagget.smd"
$staticprop
$surfaceprop "glass"
$cdmaterials "spagget"

$sequence idle "spagget_idle.smd" loop fps 1

$collisionmodel "spagget.smd"

[/QUOTE]

Thanks, it compiles again, the funny thing is is I THOUGHT I already tried reverting the qc, weird