] Is it possible to change particle properties via code?
You can't see particle systems attached to yourself because then they get in
the way of the view. Valve hard-coded it so that you don't see particle
systems attached to yourself. I don't know how you're doing all that
teleporting stuff, but seems to me
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Subject: Re: [hlcoders] Is it possible to change particle properties via code
There are some values which are not in an operator or initializer or
anything, but in the regular properties page of the particle, same page
where you set the particle's texture. Is this the max_particles property
that you're talking about?
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Jorge Vino Rodriguez
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[mailto:hlcoders-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com] On Behalf Of Jorge Rodriguez
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Subject: Re: [hlcoders] Is it possible to change particle properties via code?
There are some
Right. How did you spawn those drips? Looks like you just assigned a control
point and had them spit out. Probably what Valve did was spawned the
particles from a particular entity (like the engineer player model) and
there is an initializer in the system called Position on model or some
such that
Hello,
I have a question about the particle system in Team Fortress 2.
I want to use the player_dripsred particle (which is used for players, who
recently used a teleporter) in a plugin.
There are no problems to spawn it, but it doesn't look like the original one in
the game itself.
So I took
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