Only an experienced programmer knows their languages enough to be able to write a complete code without guidance. Not that you'd be most efficient with only notepad. IDEs (Integrated Developer Environments) like Eclipse are just glorified text editors. Most programming languages are text-based. You'll need to code weapon behaviours either way. Originally posted by Grimreaper:what program do i use if i what to mak a weaponĭepends. The workshop is already filled with a lot of trash. I can't believe I still have to tell people to not make trash. NO CHARACTER MODEL DUPLICATES, WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF SANS, THOUSANDS OF OCs FROM THE VOCALOID MODEL BASE THING, WE ALREADY HAVE TOO MANY OF THESE. MAKE A REAL ADDON, AND MAKE ONE THAT HASN'T BEEN MADE BEFORE. For this to work you need to learn how the Source Engine works, the inner workings of gmod, and some more stuff, make some research and learn, NEVER STOP LEARNING.ĭisclaimer : I MIGHT help you if you need some help in some of these since I have some background on Hammer, Blender (less), and Java (not sure how much I can adapt my knowledge in general programming from java to lua, but I can try to help)īUT I DO NOT SUPPORT IF YOU MAKE TRASH LIKE THE SOUND GUNS. If you want to make a game-altering addon (one that does interesting things), learn programming in, I believe, Lua, and, I think, examine its libraries for gmod. There's a good demand for certain models. This is one of the most important steps because if the textures are off, the model is kind of ruined. You have to manipulate the vertices, edges and faces properly to form a good mesh. Modelling isn't just OH I WANT THIS OBJECT, AND IT APPEARS. You need patience and broad expertise here, too. I can tell when a map is sloppy and unfinished. You can still make them even better in the future, but polishing something is different from finishing it. One of the ways you do this is by presenting only finished products at the best you can manage. To be self-respecting, you have to show professionnalism. I don't blame you if you don't have enough expertise to do both of these, but I say in advance that you shouldn't rush a trash map if you can make it NOT TRASH by working on it longer. A proper map should have breadth and depth for it to be good. It might take a while to fill it with enough detail. If you make a map, learn mapping in Hammer Editor.
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