Ok so i want to know how to create a collision, for a normal object and a BSP. if anyone can tell me the command/method that would be... uh... cool. lol

For a collision model for an object (not BSP) put your collision model, which is often just a copy of your model's .jms file., into your "physics" folder. So it should be something like this: weapons/assault_rifle/physics/yourmodelgoesinthephysicsfolder.jms

Then the tool command is this: tool collision-geometry weapons\assault_rifle

You don't type in the name of the physics folder, just the path to it.

Hope that helped for collision.

As for BSP, isn't a BSP its own collision?

hmm... well will that make a collision identical to the model?

really sorry but this is all pretty much gibberish to me... well i understand most of it, i just dont know how to edit JMS and making a collision fit the model

Simple. If you're making an assault Rifle, you'll want the good looking one exported as your model.jms in your weapon\ar\models\model.jms directory. Then, you'll want to make a simple version of that, in Gmax or 3ds Max and export it as weapon\ar\physics\collision.jms

Please note I have not put anything in-game for a long time. So not 100% correct but I made you a simple guide.

SAVED.

Good tut.

oh ok i see. so is is the same for the bsp too?
also yes, it is a good tut
Edited by disturbed on Sep 23, 2010 at 08:52 PM

I will make a quick explanation of what kind of faces can have open edges in a BSP tomorrow.

But for now I will tell you that BSP must have NO open edges unless the face with open edges is given a material with a special character at the end of the material name which tells tool that it is water/glass ect...

I believe the tool command to compile a BSP is 'tool structure data/levels/levelname'. Save the jms file of the level geometry in data/levels/levelname/models. That is the only command you use to make the BSP file for a map. Other than one other which is used to make the scenario I believe.

Edit: Change of plan, I will make a BASIC level creation guide tomorrow, similar to the guide above I think. But separate images.
Edited by anonymous_2009 on Sep 23, 2010 at 09:03 PM

If you are making a collision for a weapon, just make a box that is the same size of the gun, then export that. You don't need anything more.

Fixed;)

That's the one Lol. Thought I was wrong.

so, using tutorial it would be:
tool structure levels/tutorial Mybsp
also how do i import the JSP into 3ds max?

Uhhh JSP? You mean JMS? You can't import a JMS into MAX that I know of unless you make it a GBX model then use a GBX model importer.

yeah thats what i meant. and oh ok. thankks