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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Seperate Collision Models

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Posted: 18th Dec 2009 22:05
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Is it possible in fps creator to use separate collision models in an entity? I have tried using the "simplified" models, but they tend to not accurately represent the dimensions well - ie: walking through solids, etc.
However, the models I use are often high-poly enough that I do not want to use the models themselves for performance reasons.
Is it possible to use one model for display and UV-mapping, and a separate model for collision?
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Posted: 19th Dec 2009 18:38
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FPSC isn't set up that way. They do have collision types though that can be set. Check the .pdf guide that came with FPSC and also check Nickydude's guide available on this forum for an exact explaination.

http://disturbing13projects.proboards.com/
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Posted: 19th Dec 2009 20:43
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I know for a fact that if you have a dynamic prop on FPS Creator, you have to live with the crappy physics or none at all. Collisions are one of the things which holds FPSC back from the professional engines category - expect to be thrown through the floor and walking in to an invisible box several metres away from the actual prop.

Jeku always gets drunk and tries to Moderate the ocean. Tirelessly slapping the waves as they roll in.
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