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Hi,
maybe a stupid question,but i don?t know which texture i could use for invisible walls???!?
I want a wall which is invisible ,but the player coudln?t walk through.
Thx for help.
Excuse my bad english
Greetz Milles

Use common/caulk for a wall that is invisible...

Use common/nodraw with surface parameter playerclip for a player block that you can shoot through... ( you cant shoot through common/caulk ).

Thx a lot for fast help!
Greetz Milles

can't caulk leave shadows ?????? why can't you use clip just asking

DON'T USE CAULK for invisible walls. Caulk means don't render this surface, so it will see into the void. Use nodraw or clip brush and adjust the surface properties.

I dont think caulk leaves shadows... But I havent really used them in a situation where they would either... maby someone else knows?

You can pretty much use caulk without knowing too much... when you use clips you need to know more of how to use it correctly as is has a more "complex" behaviour. Caulk just blocks everything you throw at it, without the need to configure anything.

So start with caulk until you want a more complex behaviour, then you look into the numerous clip brushes...

Oops... did I just say someting bad? When is that a problem Balr14? ( I never use invisible walls, because they piss people off, use natural obstacles instead )

the answer to ur question made easy...

use playerclip

Yet again nuggets speaks, and it all becomes clear.

Use common/playerclip if you want to block the player with an invisible wall ( this will only stop players... bullets and nades will not be stopped ).

But as I said: Don't just use an invisible wall to prevent a player from accessing an area. Instead use a "natural" obstacle ( a crashed truck, a visible wall, barb wire, a force field ( oops! WWII, scrap that ), a hedge ) or at least combine an obstacle with a common/playerclip... areas that look accessable, but is not, pisses players of... well OK, it pisses ME of... I can't really speak for the others

raises his hand (or a light bulb)

p*sses me off too, you think you've finally found the route you need 2 b taking, then suddenly... BANG!!! you run right into that invisible forcefield...

there must of been forcefields in WWII, IDsoftware use them

and while on that point!!!

have you had a look at some of the texturing in MOH after completing it, then editing some maps and looking for inspiration,
you think to urself have a look at that shite, how the hell did they get away with that,

1 gr8 example: the snowy park, did you see the snow on the steps \ / you'll see what i mean \ / \/

NoDraw is used for treelines where there's some lines on top which look ugly, or fence.

NoDraw basically means that the engine won't draw the face or brush.

Always use clip brushes to block off areas that shouldn't be reached by players. Combining them with a natural obstacle is ofcourse a good idea.

If the original developers had used clip brushes, players wouldn't be able to go 'under' maps like Destroyed Village.

I think this is a major mistake of these map designers

Caulk brushes do cast shadows and don't have surfaceparm trans. This is why you should use clip brushes instead.

*Bows in the presence of the jv_map deity*
*Chants silently with my forhead to the floor*

indeed.

When will the sacred sacrifice (<-- good word? ) be offered?

8)

I did bring you obj/vemork_factory_small version 1.1 to devour did I not?