Hi fokes, i have installed the wallworm tool on my 3ds Max 2014,
I'm currently following this tutorial:
At 2:50, he finds his GameConfig.txt file in his /bin
For some reason, i can't find that in Garry's Mod?
Anyone who can help me here? =)
Heya! In your GMod Bin directory make a new text file called GameConfig.txt
Open it up using noted then go to this link and copy all of the text from it and paste it into the file you made:
http://dev.wallworm.com/media/1/text/plain/original/66_gameconfig.txt (http://dev.wallworm.com/media/1/text/plain/original/66_gameconfig.txt)
Save it and it should now work :)
***NOTE***
If you have Steam saved on a different drive other than C: then do this:
1. In Notepad (with your new GameConfig.txt file opened up) click EDIT>REPLACE
2. In the "Find What" type "C: (because this is the drive that this example is using)
3. In the "Replace with" box type the same as above but now replace "C: with the letter that your drive uses, for example "D: or "E: ,etc.
4. Now click on "Replace All"
This will replace the drive letter in that document to the one you have Steam installed onto.
Wow, smooth & fast reply!
Thanks mate =)
No problem enjoy! :)
What about if i do not have a gameconfig.txt in my cs:s folder? D=
at 1:29 he imports the gameconfigs from his cs:s folder. I don't have any? =(
(Not making models for CS:S, but for gmod. I'm just following the tutorial) =)
Well usually that's created when you run the game for the first time or SDK or even HAMMER usually. Normally when you start HAMMER (located in your games Bin directory in this case CSS) it'll tell you that you don't have a gameinfo.txt, this can be located in:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Source\cstrike
Copy the gameinfo.txt and paste it into:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Source\bin
Now from that same folder try to run HAMMER again and it should load... Close HAMMER down and see if it created a GameConfig for CStrike.
If not i guess i could give you mine and you just put that in there instead?
By the way i'm not even sure if you make models FOR GMod so to say... I've found that i just make them for another game like CSS and then load them into GMod because GMod kinda grabs models from other games mainly and doesn't really have any of its own (i think)
If you notice, GMod doesn't even have a folder for models and such so i've always just made them for Source or whatever and then loaded them in GMod from the list.
Quote from: Koga73 on October 23, 2013, 07:19:58 AM
What about if i do not have a gameconfig.txt in my cs:s folder? D=
In the docs for that video, you can download both the sample scene used in the video as well as a sample gameconfig.txt file:
Gmod and Wall Worm (http://dev.wallworm.com/document/129/gmod_and_wall_worm.html)