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Once you have GCFScape, extract it wherever you feel is good.

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ZIP file for you, so you don’t have to hassle any of the waybackmachine or sketchy download buttons all over the internet. That link will automatically download the archived. To do this, we’re going to need one program: –

#Source filmmaker camera controls update

We’re going to update this to the modern day build, and give you all the Maps, Cosmetics, Weapons and fun stuff we’re currently missing out on. Ta-da! Updating TF2 to the Modern Day (Maps, Cosmetics & More!)Īs I’m sure you’ve figured out, the TF2 assets that come with SFM are… outdated. When you open it up, it’ll have all the materials and model files you need to throw it into usermod, or wherever you prefer to keep your custom SFM content. GMA.Īfter a small delay, you should see a folder appear wherever the GMA is located! Look for “ gmad.exe” because this is what we’re going to be using to decompile the. GMA, open a second explorer window and navigate this one to: In the case of the pose ref pack, this is “2503194813”, so you’ll want to find that folder. Upon opening this folder, you’re going to see a lot of spooky numbers, but don’t worry! If you looked at the link for the addon above, you’ll notice that it has an ID at the end. GMA file does not appear in the garrysmod\addons folder, you’ll have to find it under the alternate folder here: GMA file, we’re going to be using a tool that ships with Garry’s Mod!

#Source filmmaker camera controls mod

These are Garry’s Mod Addon files and contain everything an Addon is. Once we’re in this folder, you’re going to see a LOT of. “Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\addons” The usual is needed:įrom here, further the file path as follows: To get started, we’re going to want to navigate to Garry’s Mod’s folder. I’m going to be using this in case you want to follow along, or have these beautiful props for yourself. Most of the time, people want to port stuff from the workshop, and that’s fine. This is a thing a lot of people want to do, and it’s easier than you think. Once you just type in the 3 RGB values into $colortint_base, the item will be painted. Whenever you paint an item, all the paint does is change the $colortint_base value loaded in for that hat to the color of the paint.įor a list of TF2 paints and their RGB codes, see wiki page. All TF2 hats are technically white if you want to go deep into it, they just have a color tint applied in the VMT that gives the hat its default color. You’ll want to open the base material of the hat (the part that gets painted) and open it up.

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I prefer this method, and it is manual and entirely within SFM.Īll you have to do is spawn your cosmetic item, here I’ll be using the Master’s Yellow Belt because it’s a good representation of how easy it is to turn this Yellow into any paint color.ĭo your standard and add override materials, and go ahead and show the model in the element viewer. You can do this a lot of ways, either using third-party programs or manually painting and overriding the textures yourself. Here’s an aerial view of cp_dustbowl, with all the stages outlined and labeled:Īll multi-stage maps are built like this, please just take the camera out of bounds and go find the other stages! Painting TF2 ItemsĪnother common issue people have is painting TF2 cosmetics, or items in general. We just teleport the players from stage to stage, because its faster and more friendly to computers to do this, instead of load a new map every time we change stages. Spoiler alert, every multi-stage map is in the same map. You load it up and see that you’re in the first stage, and can’t find any of the other 2. Let’s say you wanted to put a model on the third stage of dustbowl, but oh god! I’ve seen a lot of confusion about how multi-stage maps work in TF2. Yes, even spaces can make it look like there are no models in the TEAM FORTRESS 2 FOLDER. Just make sure theres no weird text in the search box. If you have a weird mod folder selected, choose one that has what you’re looking for, or just select all mods.Īlso make sure check subfolders is checked. If you have a subfolder highlighted, click MDL files to unhighlight it.