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yea i got this from counterstrike and i thought it would be cool. anyway how can i make it so walls can be shot through? i tried non-solid and the flag just goes away. is there anyway esle?

Make the wall a script_object, then click on the NOT_SOLID check box. If you still want it to block players, make a copy of the wall and give it player clip texture (its under common).

tltrude wrote:Make the wall a script_object, then click on the NOT_SOLID check box. If you still want it to block players, make a copy of the wall and give it player clip texture (its under common).

Cool! I've always wondered how to do that.

well,its the same method as a "glass" window ,right?
but shouldnt the properties also be affected by the texture ?

The surface of a brush is affected by the texture shader. But, it is much easier to make it a script_object, than it is to write a new shader. The properties you see in the surface inspector window will probably only work for textures that have no shader to start with.

um, that didnt work. the wall is still solid, and in the editor as soon as i close script inspector it just unchecks everyhintg. help? lol

If you've made a script_object and chech the NON_SOLID box, that should work...

i see, i was goin in surface inspector, not entity properties. now for the ultimate question, can i make it block nades and players, but not bullets???? *dun dun dun*

make a copy of it, not a script_object, just a regalar brush and give it a player clip and place it on top of it. As for grenades, is there a grenade clip?

must be a nade clip coz in my maps i can lob em thru the sky box but in stock maps u cant

u can lob thru sky box in stock maps actually, but no there is no nade clip, thx anyway. any one else have any ideas?

I'd try looking at the shaders for the clips and see if you could copy and modify one to make it clip nades...

good idea, where are those at?

Granades and rockets are refered to using the name "projectile". So if you targetname the script_object wall say "mywall" you can do this in the script.

$mywall immune projectile

I think that is right.

Nevermind, I looked at a clip's shader, and I don't think it can be done via a new shader, sorry ... tltrude's suggestion, I'm thinking should work...