When I was trying to compile a model I recently used the proportion trick on,this happened:
Compiling with Crowbar 0.56: "C:\mod\gmod\mods\Toad\FixedToad\Toad.qc" ...
Compiling ".\Toad.qc" ...
Output from compiler "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\bin\studiomdl.exe":
qdir: "c:\mod\gmod\mods\toad\fixedtoad\"
gamedir: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\"
g_path: "Toad.qc"
Building binary model files...
Working on "Toad.qc"
SMD MODEL reference.smd
SMD MODEL reference_face.smd
ERROR: c:\mod\gmod\mods\toad\fixedtoad\Toad.qc(22): - Duplicate animation name "a_proportions"
ERROR: Aborted Processing on 'players\Toad.mdl'
... Compiling ".\Toad.qc" finished. Check above for any errors.
... Compiling with Crowbar 0.56: "C:\mod\gmod\mods\Toad\FixedToad\Toad.qc" finished.
I used the video tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFuE8vRBxaU&t=86s
Once again, any help would be appreciated!
The message error is key in this one, it says that there is a "Duplicate animation" called a_proportions, and looking at the $animation there really are 2, this is how the proportion trick normally looks like:
$sequence reference "anims/reference.smd" fps 1
$animation a_proportions "anims/a_proportions.smd" subtract reference 0
$sequence proportions a_proportions predelta autoplay
$sequence "ragdoll" "anims\ragdoll.smd" {
fps 30
"ACT_DIERAGDOLL" 1
}
Well the only problem is, is that i don't have this "a_proportions.smd in my anims folder. I only have the ragdoll and the reference
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Well, IIRC the a_proportions is just the same animation as the ragdoll, ragdoll being the new (small) playermodel and reference being the big (normal) one, you can literally copy and paste the ragdoll file and rename it to a_proportions, hopefully it is done correctly, I've been handing out that video like the holy bible but I have yet to see it myself, I am not known for my decision making.
Oh ok thanks, i needed the physic model too. After that I compressed it, it looked like a catastrophic mess. I am going to be do this all over again, because this was my first time. Thanks again
Beware of physics models, not only are they tricky at first, but you'll also most likely have to make the model yourself and rig it, you could make a different post asking about them, since they deserve more or less the same attention.
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