Since the EYNThread doesn't work atm, i ask it here..

How do i add collision regions to my maps? I want a region to be not-accesable for certain things..

Actually, i just need a block, where soldiers can go through, but vehicles can't, and i need a block where nothing can go through.. The block needs to be invisible.. Can someone help?

There are some invisible objects already in the modtools that you can place in your map, you can enable or disable the different collision types in the odf.
Example
SoldierCollision = "none" or "CLEAR"
means soldiers will not collide with this object and can go through it, you can do the same with vehicle and ordnance collision also.


BF2_ModTools\data_ABC\Common\odfs
com_inv_col_8.odf
com_inv_col_16.odf
com_inv_col_32.odf
com_inv_col_64.odf

AceMastermind wrote:There are some invisible objects already in the modtools that you can place in your map, you can enable or disable the different collision types in the odf.
Example
SoldierCollision = "none" or "CLEAR"
means soldiers will not collide with this object and can go through it, you can do the same with vehicle and ordnance collision also.


BF2_ModTools\data_ABC\Common\odfs
com_inv_col_8.odf
com_inv_col_16.odf
com_inv_col_32.odf
com_inv_col_64.odf

Offtopic: Ace, is it possable to do OrdnaceCollision = "CLEAR", and it allow shooting through and object's collision, on a already exported model.

I have a model with a extra tall collision, so people can't go over it, but you can't shoot through it. (I made it before I knew how to use: "collision_-svb-collision")

Caleb1117 wrote:...is it possible to do OrdnanceCollision = "CLEAR", and it allow shooting through and object's collision, on a already exported model.

Yep, i've used it with objects that I exported and it worked fine.

Great, thanks! This is all i needed!

Maybe I'm missing something, but can't you just use barriers?

Taivyx wrote:Maybe I'm missing something, but can't you just use barriers?

Barriers =/= collision. Barriers only mean anything to AI.

Ah okay

AceMastermind wrote: com_inv_col_8.odf
com_inv_col_16.odf
com_inv_col_32.odf
com_inv_col_64.odf

Is there a difference between these (just curious because I need to use something like this too)?

They are cubes of different sizes as the number indicates so com_inv_col_8 would be a cube that is 8 x 8 x 8 units.
2 units @ the height of a standard soldier