[Hammer] Missing point entities

[Byte Me]

Hey so I am doing some mapping for CS:GO and I was trying to make a map with a speed mod zone. I looked up how to do this and found that I needed to use player_speedmod which is a point entity.

I tried to create it using the entity tool and found that i have none of the entities that start with player_

Any ideas on how to fix this?

[Callum]

Navigate to your Hammer's options tab and select your settings - insure you have all the correct FGDs needed for Hammer to index all the entities.

[Byte Me]

Originally posted by Londnnah:

Navigate to your Hammer's options tab and select your settings - insure you have all the correct FGDs needed for Hammer to index all the entities.

So I was looking through the settings and didn't see any FGDs other then the default one. When I looked through the entity list player_ didn't have any results. How should i go about getting the propper FGD and will clients need to download it once I render the map?

[Moltard]

player_speedmod is not in any sdk (except HL2).
but you can still use it.

put a point_entity in your map, and rename the classname to player_speedmod
give it a targetname (speed for example)

you can now use it on trigger_multiple, once, etc...
OnStartTouch speed,ModifySpeed,0.5,0,-1
(-1 = dont check Only Once)

and also freeze completly players:
OnStartTouch speed,ModifySpeed,0,0,-1 (speed = 0)

[Byte Me]

Originally posted by Moltard:

player_speedmod is not in any sdk (except HL2).
but you can still use it.

put a point_entity in your map, and rename the classname to player_speedmod
give it a targetname (speed for example)

you can now use it on trigger_multiple, once, etc...
OnStartTouch speed,ModifySpeed,0.5,0,-1
(-1 = dont check Only Once)

and also freeze completly players:
OnStartTouch speed,ModifySpeed,0,0,-1 (speed = 0)

Thank you this worked!

[Callum]

I was still right. All you're doing now is overiding Hammer and using the engine to declare the entity. At-least in my way you would be able to use Smart Edit.

[Byte Me]

Originally posted by Londnnah:

I was still right. All you're doing now is overiding Hammer and using the engine to declare the entity. At-least in my way you would be able to use Smart Edit.

#BeatTheSystem

[eepy]

Sorry to revive a dead Diskussion but where do I See my fgd's, I don't have any point entities

[Moltard]

Originally posted by gandalf with an ak-47:

Sorry to revive a dead Diskussion but where do I See my fgd's, I don't have any point entities

Tools > Options
"Game Configurations" > "Game Data Files"