#How to make a gmod swep how to#
#How to make a gmod swep code#

In TTT2 the SWEP.Slot is automatically generated from the SWEP.Kind. Note that if any of these values are not explicitly stated in your lua file they will inherit the weapon_tttbase ones. These are most of the other miscellaneous values which can also be applied to the SWEP. IronSightsPos = Vector ( - 2, - 5, 0 ) - Rotates the Viewmodel by this angle when using ironsights SWEP. DeploySpeed = 0.2 - Moves the Viewmodel by this vector when using ironsights SWEP. HeadshotMultiplier = 50 - The lower the slower SWEP. NoSights = false - Multiply the headshot damage by this much SWEP. IsSilent = false - If true, the swep has no ironsights capability (no Secondary fire if ironsights?) SWEP. AllowDrop = true - If true, the killed player will not scream upon death SWEP.

LimitedStock = true - Is the player able to drop the swep SWEP. InLoadoutFor = nil - If true only one can be bought per round SWEP. AmmoEnt = 'item_ammo_smg1_ttt' - Which roles gain this weapon upon round start (table data structure) SWEP. AutoSpawnable = false - Which entity you pick up to fill your clips SWEP. UseHands = true - Whether the swep will spawn upon map gen (override as false if EQUIP1/2) SWEP. WorldModel = 'models/weapons/w_irifle.mdl' - Whether the swep will force the user to see the viewmodel's hands SWEP. ViewModel = 'models/weapons/c_irifle.mdl' - What the swep looks like to everyone else SWEP. HoldType = 'ar2' - What the swep looks like to the user (Custom models can be used too) SWEP. A Basic Template В¶ Serverside Initialization В¶ See the Creating An Addon page for more info on folder structure. See the Language Support page for more information on this topic. The language identifier should be unique to prevent clashes with other addons' translations. A language identifier is placed in each file as a variable name and the value of which is the translation.Д®ach language file will need to be stored in this format: the description in the buy menu) to be translated, you place in a language identifier instead. Extra accessiblilty will also help with getting your addon noticed and downloaded if you're planning on uploading it to the Workshop. It would be greatly appreciated if you included support for multiple languages into your addon so that it becomes more accessible for users. Sounds types accepted are: *.wav, *.mp3 and *.ogg. gamemodes/terrortown/content/sound/ Note This has the benefit that they're only loaded when you're using the ttt/2 gamemode. Sound Files В¶Д¬ustom sounds for your SWEP will need to be stored in this folder if you're not going to use the default sounds from GMod. GMod default weapon model paths are found here.

#How to make a gmod swep how to#

It's advised that even if you're using non-GMod models that you include them in the addon because not all users will own CS:S or Half life, etc.Дocumentation on how to create models will be uploaded soon.

Model files for the SWEP will also need to be stored in the addon folder, unless you're using the default ones which come with source games. The basics about creating icons can be found here. Your *.vmt and *.vtf icon files (what gets shown in the buy menu) will need to be stored in this format: gamemodes/terrortown/entities/weapons/weapon_ttt_/.lua Icon Files В¶ Your weapon's lua file must be in this format: If your structure is all wrong, them gmod won't recognise the files and your addon will break. The most important thing you must get right about weapons (or addons in general) is the folder structure. Using those instructions for setting up the editor and project structure/management will make it easier for us to support you with any problems while coding.

#How to make a gmod swep code#

For this guide I'll be using the Visual Studio Code with the glualint extension as referenced in the Creating An Addon section of these documents. When starting content creation for gmod, creating a basic weapon using the SWEP structure is one of the easiest things you can do.