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--- ofp:modeling:muzzleflash [2007-07-10 09:52]
127.0.0.1 external edit
+++ ofp:modeling:muzzleflash [2007-07-12 22:40] (current)
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 **A)**
-Open your model in Oxygen 2 and make sure that the selection zasleh does infact highlight the model part of the muzzle flash on your weapon. Do this in all the LODs.
+Open your model in [[ofp:tools:oxygen2|Oxygen 2]] and make sure that the selection //zasleh// does infact highlight the model part of the muzzle flash on your weapon. Do this in all the [[ofp:modeling:lod|LOD]]s.
-If in some LOD the muzzle flash selection does not highlight when clicking the zasleh selection, select it on your model, rightclick zasleh in the selections window and select redefine selection.
+If in some LOD the muzzle flash selection does not highlight when clicking the zasleh selection, select it on your model, right-click zasleh in the selections window and select **Redefine selection**.
 **B)**
-In your config.cpp (or in some cases, config.bin), you should include (or already have) a CfgModels class, which includes the weapon name as classes. For instance, your weapon model is named "MyM16A2.p3d", then the CfgModels section should look as following:
+In your [[ofp:modeling:config.cpp|config.cpp]] (or in some cases, [[ofp:modeling:config.bin|config.bin]]), you should include (or already have) a CfgModels class, which includes the weapon name as classes. For instance, your weapon model is named "MyM16A2.p3d", then the CfgModels section should look as following:
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-This should be inserted into your config.cpp before your CfgVehicles or CfgWeapons sections and you have to put it in there before binarizing the model.
+This should be inserted into your config.cpp before your CfgVehicles or CfgWeapons sections and you have to put it in there before [[ofp:tools:binarize|binarizing]] the model.
+====== Muzzle Flash Shadow ======
+You need to remove the muzzle flash shadow from your weapons, unless you specific want to have it there.
+You need to select a LOD (check through all lods), click //zasleh// on selections, and then make the side view for example active and press **E** key. This brings up the **Face Properties**. Now click **Select All**, then click **Enable shadow** until it's //completely un-ticked//, and then just click **Apply** and **OK**.
+If your weapons muzzle flash is not "lit up" on the shadows, only in the sunlight, you need to make sure the "User: 1" is changed to "**User: 0**" and in **Vertex Properties** have **Lighting: Shining** selected.

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