i don't mind, just tree, like in cs_estate outisde... if i can make it from brushes and just copy, paste it can be good... i saw something with entity tool but can't do it :D
i don't mind, just tree, like in cs_estate outisde... if i can make it from brushes and just copy, paste it can be good... i saw something with entity tool but can't do it :D
the 'this' I wrote is actually a link to a guide how to make it...
...and that's the bottom line because Mate de Vita said so.
i don't mind, just tree, like in cs_estate outisde... if i can make it from brushes and just copy, paste it can be good... i saw something with entity tool but can't do it :D
the 'this' I wrote is actually a link to a guide how to make it...
another thing u can do hit the entity key and make a cycler_sprite or cycler entity (can't remeber which). then open up the properties and chose a tree model out of the model folder in the cs folder. or u can choose a custom model that u made or there may be one in the halflife model folder too.
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If you're mapping for CS 1.6 (Steam) all the game's original content is packed inside .gcf-files, you need a program like GCFScape to extract it. Start up GCFScape and open up counter-strike.gcf(in your SteamApps-folder) inside the .gcf-file, navigate to the models-folder, in there extract the model-files you want (eg. pi_tree) to your actual models-folder(C:\Program Files\Valve\Steam\SteamApps\******\counter-strike\cstrike\models).
Then add the model to your map using the cycler_sprite-entity.
