Digital Paint Discussion Board
Development => Mapping => Topic started by: shockk on November 26, 2014, 01:22:32 AM
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Is it possible to create a wall for example that is able to be shot through in one direction, and not penetrable when shooting through the other way?
same for a flloor, being able to shoot upwards through it but not downwards thru it?
I've seen this type ^ on peoy's pgp map (battlefield?) and am wondering what the limits are with being able to make something one sided
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Skip attribute with transparency of some sort on one side, solid attribute on the other. The skip attribute made the brush a hell of a lot bigger than I had it in BSP for some reason, but it sort of does what you're asking, just have to play with it a little.
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to be honest, Cam I have no clue how to use bsp
I only ask cause I'm coming up with a map concept and some drawings and am wondering if someone here would build it for me in bsp :P
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but would it be possible to have a regular wall say, that is shootable thru one side, and not the other?
what about visibility?
could i make one side of a wall be visibly see through and shootable thru, yet the other side is unshootable and not see through?
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Yeah just make one side transparent, and the other not. Also noticed that you can walk through a brush with skip, so you would have to clip brush around it so you cant walk through, but can still see and shoot.
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It has to do with the texture flags, I haven't mapped in so long that I can't remember the exact ones. Try googling it.
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For the chainlink texture, it uses the mist flag to make it able to be shot through, and I think not walkable. Apply the whole brush to not have a mist flag, then add the mist flag to a single face. If it's walkable just add a clip.