Say you want to edit a warthog model, simply chop a turret off for example. I assume you would have to literally redo the collision model (I know, like scenery this part is a REAL pain in the ass) and even re-animate it?

In the past I DID try to make a turretless warthog, I know I know, there is already one BUT its just one that hides the turret with the cryo glass shader and the turret collision is still there. Just thought I'd make a proper scout hog variant...

Cheers dude.

With the collisions, its a long pain in the ass way but what I do is after I finish the model, I save it as a new scene and bridge/weld as many vertices (red triangles) without deforming anything of course and keep using Tool until it creates the collision. Wish there was an easier way but it works.

To think the damn thing could just use the warthog physics...

HOW DO I NEVER KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS. I just spent the last month trying to reverse engineer stock collision models...

After testing it out, turns out I did a pretty great job on mines but I still don't understand how the game determines when to play hard ping animations.
Edited by The Gravemind on Feb 6, 2019 at 09:53 PM

That's controlled by the biped tag, you should find a section like "hard ping threshold" or something like that