Alright, When I make a mod and try to load it I get an error after opening. "Could not load client library"
So I have been dealing with this error since I have first used the "Create a Mod" feature in the SDK. I already know the temporary fix. Which has been fine up till now.
I've been trying...
I've been working on a map for quite some time for a school project in episode two, I figured it would be best presented in its own mod. Unfortunately I can't load my episode two based map in episode one.
I was glad to see that the sdk beta came out so I could make my mod. So I made a mod...
Mods take a tremendous amount of time and effort to create, and a lot of people to contribute (Mappers, Modelers, Coders, Texture Artists ect.)
Before you begin, you will want to make sure you have extensive knowledge in one of these categories before you even think about making a game...
It works perfectly how I want it to, but I can't get it to start at the time I want it to. Right when I start the map it the beam starts moving on the track. I looked through the options, can't seem to get it to start with a trigger :hmph:
Real quick question. I'm trying to make a Env_beam move on a track. I never really dealt with this kind of thing but I thought I had to use a func_train, which to my knowledge is not in the editor anymore or something.
Thanks, Icewolf
Well if your already made your mod, with the 'create a mod' option. All you have to do is open up the sdk, and select your mod on the bottom of the window. Then open up hammer, and then you can compile your maps and it will save it in your mod folder.
edit: nevermind, didnt read all the way through
Actualy heres a tut. that tells you how to make a teleport, but it also tells you how to make a moving star field to. Looks interesting.
http://www.sdknuts.com/tutorials/wiseTele.asp
I made a World Trade Center map (actual size, their huge). I compiled it using the "fast" option and got these weird horizontal lines on the building. Then I changed it to normal and the lines went away. I dont know exactly what it does, but thats just what happened to me.