func_movelinear

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boctroy (@boctroy)
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#97496
Posted Jul 25, 2013
is there a way to make a func_movelinear move toward a player or object rather than a spicific direction.
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Gemarakup (@yishbarr)
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#97501
Posted Jul 25, 2013
Replied 4 hours later
No. it's move "linear". I'm pretty sure there's an entity that does this, but I'm not sure.
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FelixGriffin (@FelixGriffin)
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#97503
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 1 hour later
Func_movelinears don't like to be parented, but you can try a func_door attached to a func_tank.
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ChickenMobile (@ChickenMobile)
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#97516
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 6 hours later
What you probably want is a func_tracktrain. You can set it to move to path_tracks wherever they might be.
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Sprowl (@Sprowl)
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#97517
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 44 minutes later

ChickenMobile wrote:
What you probably want is a func_tracktrain. You can set it to move to path_tracks wherever they might be.

As far as I know, before the tracktrain starts moving, it looks where the path_track-entities are located and then goes to that position. If the path_track-entities are moving in that time, the tracktrain doesn't recognize the changes of their positions and still goes straight to the remembered position.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's what I saw when I parent some path_track-entites to a moving brush.

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Gemarakup (@yishbarr)
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#97521
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 2 hours later
He's asking if there's a way to move brush entities to the player.
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FelixGriffin (@FelixGriffin)
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#97522
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 33 minutes later
Set up a func_tank to continuously aim at the player, then parent a func_door to it with its open direction along the X-axis (to the right in the top view). Open the door and it will move toward the player.
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boctroy (@boctroy)
51 Posts
#97526
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 1 hour later
Thanks, i will give it a try.
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boctroy (@boctroy)
51 Posts
#97529
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 7 hours later
i tried your idea with the door, it only opened a little bit, so i tried the func_tank with the func_movelinear and that seemed to work. I have heard that its not a good idea to parent a func_movelinear to anything but it seemed to work fine.
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boctroy (@boctroy)
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#97530
Posted Jul 26, 2013
Replied 2 hours later
Are there any other targeting entities besides tank?
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FelixGriffin (@FelixGriffin)
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#97531
Posted Jul 27, 2013
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The easiest way is to subtract the origins of the target and targetter with a script.
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BenVlodgi (@BenVlodgi)
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#97630
Posted Jul 30, 2013
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boctroy wrote:
i tried your idea with the door, it only opened a little bit, so i tried the func_tank with the func_movelinear and that seemed to work. I have heard that its not a good idea to parent a func_movelinear to anything but it seemed to work fine.

increase the the doors opening distance thingy

boctroy wrote:
Are there any other targeting entities besides tank?

train?

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