Help whit rotatng obyect axis
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There i need to make fan what is rotating rotating where is origin brush what values i must write ( in flags i try to put x and y and xy together and nothing it is rotating wrong)
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there is 2 doors whit one name one of the half doors is moving right and other must move left but i don't know what values i must put in Pitch Yaw Roll
plzzz help
There i need to make fan what is rotating rotating where is origin brush what values i must write ( in flags i try to put x and y and xy together and nothing it is rotating wrong)
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there is 2 doors whit one name one of the half doors is moving right and other must move left but i don't know what values i must put in Pitch Yaw Roll
plzzz help
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The first one is the object you want seen by the player. The second one is the origin brush. Now for a fan I usually create a block right in the middle stretching from top to bottom, this one must be textured in the origin texture (found in the halflife.wad) <u><b>Now select both of them</b></u> and turn them into a func_rotating entity. You have to check the flag "start on" if you want it to ehm... start on <img src="style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tounge.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":p" border="0" alt="tounge.gif" /> That is all you have to do, no need for any other flags or settings (other then sound and speed perhaps). By default it will always rotate on the z-axis if no other axis flags have been selected.
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The second part is even easier then you might think. Just set the yaw part in the direction you want the door to move from closed to open. This is related to the topdown view in Hammer, yaw is the direction the door will go. For a door to move up or down (into floor or ceiling) you can set these to up or down from the pulldown menu. But since you want them to move into walls, you can simply set the yaw in the opening direction of the door.