I am having a problem with my custom .cq files calling upon an exported .smd file I have.
My .cq file is as
[CODE]$modelname "player\charizards\charizards.mdl"
$cdmaterials "materials\models\charizards\"
$texturegroup skinfamilies
{
{"body_white.vmt"
"eye.vmt"}
{"body_yellow.vmt"
"eye.vmt"}
{"body_blue.vmt"
"eye.vmt"}
{"body_red.vmt"
"eye.vmt"}
{"body_green.vmt"
"eye.vmt"}
{"body_black.vmt"
"eye_blue.vmt"}
}
//$origin 0 0 0 90
$scale 1 // before any SMDs
$body body "charizards.smd"
$surfaceprop flesh
$upaxis Y
$sequence idle smd "idle" fadein 0 fadeout 0 autoplay loop fps 30.00
$collisionmodel "charizards.smd"
{
$concave
$maxconvexpieces 500
}
[/CODE]
I am using GUIStudio to compile. I have no idea what to write so my file brings on over the charizards.smd file to compile into an .mdl. Basically I'm using the charizard model from model resources and I have to make custom animations for it, and I have to use the SMD that comes with it but I'm having issues. Can anyone help me out?
Don't you mean .qc? Also,
$sequence idle [B]smd[/B]
You don't have an SMD there.
Yeah my bad. Long day.
Do I have to put it as a file path or just the .smd name? I did it as so:
$sequence idle compiling\charizards.smd "idle" fadein 0 fadeout 0 autoplay loop fps 30.00
And it still does not work. I also tried
$sequence idle charizards.smd "idle" fadein 0 fadeout 0 autoplay loop fps 30.00
And still nothing. I have the compiling folder in my tf folder
How its called the idle anim? "idle" too?:
[QUOTE]$sequence idle "idle" fadein 0 fadeout 0 autoplay loop fps 30.00 [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=AdrianTheShep;45213654]How its called the idle anim? "idle" too?:[/QUOTE]
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to say.
[CODE]$sequence <name> <.SMD> <options>[/CODE]
That's the proper syntax. Right now you have:
[CODE]
$sequence idle charizards.smd "idle" fadein 0 fadeout 0 autoplay loop fps 30.00
$sequence <name> <.SMD> <.SMD> <options>[/CODE]
Change it to:
[CODE]$sequence idle charizards.smd[/CODE]
For an idle animation you don't need any of those options.
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