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Hey I was wondering if anyone knew how to change the sizes of like models, like lights, or chairs..stuff like that?

Click the model, then press 'n' to bring up entities

then type...
Key - modelscale
Value - 2/3/4 (e.g 2 is double size...)

or

key - modelscale_vec
Value - x y z (where x,y,z are numbers)

if xyz = 2 3 4
it would be twice as wide, 3 times in depth and 4 times higher..

good explanation drofder.. its a lot more confusing on the tutorials and stuff

while you're on this subject, i'd like to know how to make models solid? is it possible or do you have to put a clip texture around it?

I think you gotta put the collmap value in with it too? Im not too sure...

Luke wrote:while you're on this subject, i'd like to know how to make models solid? is it possible or do you have to put a clip texture around it?

ok, this is the easy way of doing it...

(hopefully you have looked at wyatt earps' "getting started with radiant tut", but if you havent I'll cover it anyway)...

*Wyatt Earp Tutorial*
-Go to Main folder
-Find Pak5.pk3
-Copy File to a new folder out side of CoD
-Extract all of pak5 using WinRaR
-After extracting, find 2 folders (env and collmaps)
-Copy and Paste these 2 folders in to "C:/Program Files/Call of Duty/Main/Textures/" (or wherever you main folder is). You may have to create the textures folder.
-Load Radiant back up
-Click File<Load
-Find your collamps folder ("C:/Program Files/Call of Duty/Main/Textures/Collmaps/")
-Find the model you want and click ok.

That will load the model with a premade clip
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Simple way, that I just tested and works...

After doing the above (except for the last 3)...
-Right Click on 2D window
-Misc<Model
-Close the "Open Dialog" window
-Type in these values
Key-Model
Value-xmodel/<modelname> (Obviously, where <modelname> is the name of the model)
-Press Enter and close
(If your model shows up as a red box, then you have typed something wrong.

If you are still having problems, tell me which model you are trying to use...

thanks drofder, saves me a lot of work . i read the "How to Insert Models in CoD Radiant!" but it didn't say anything about the pak5

Luke wrote:thanks drofder, saves me a lot of work . i read the "How to Insert Models in CoD Radiant!" but it didn't say anything about the pak5

Yeh, both tutorials are pretty lame...

Also I find this little help file VERY useful

COD Models And Textures Help File 24.01 Mb
http://www.modsonline.com/Downloads-full-1199.html

Shows all the textures and models in COD with filename.

Dan2002300313 wrote:Also I find this little help file VERY useful

COD Models And Textures Help File 24.01 Mb
http://www.modsonline.com/Downloads-full-1199.html

Shows all the textures and models in COD with filename.

Yep Very useful.. I have it somewhere on my pc.

Wow! That thing is awesome!

Gromgutten wrote:Wow! That thing is awesome!

indeed.. thanks for the link dan!

I believe there is an more up to date version for the patch somewhere on Modsonline.com (look for yourselves, to tired atm )

I always wondered how to resize models

Can you make them smaller, like:

Key: modelscale
Value: -2

I've just had a wicked idea for my upcoming map Hopefully the answer is yes

Pedsdude wrote:I always wondered how to resize models

Can you make them smaller, like:

Key: modelscale
Value: -2

I've just had a wicked idea for my upcoming map Hopefully the answer is yes

Yes...

but I thought you were good at maths ...
Half size would not be -2 it would 0.5 , a negative sized model would be on-existent

and for all you people who dont know your decimals
0.25 - 1/4
0.5 - 1/2
0.75 - 3/4