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Could you help my dupe out too?
I am collecting on achievement. Thanks bro!
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Bulgarian. Close enough 😊😊😊😀
Sadly Gmod does not have an api for thatThey arre either:
1. https://wiki.garrysmod.com/page/Structures/PhysEnvPerformanceSettings
2. Air density
3. Gravity vector affecting props
U can tune and scew the gravity vector to simulate wind ( blowing props to the side ), but I am afraid there is no such option for Wind. Noticed that Gagy added Wind as trees viual effects, but I doubut it will affect players
How are you trying to modify the environment. How do you want it to behave ?
1) Yes you can do this, simply adjust the desired convars, then call its realted adjust member. For example, let's say that you want gravity to point up with 1000 units. You have to execte the following without reloading the map:
envorg_gravitydrz 1000 (Enter)
envorg_setgravity user (Enter)
That's it ;)
2) If you want this to be loaded eveytime when you load a map in gimod, kinda like preferable settings you have to store them to a file. A configure it like so for the example above:
envorg_storevalues mygravity (Enter) ( the name can be anything, just a way ofpererence )
Now make gmod load all your setting on a map load
envorg_datasrc #mygravity (Enter)
Ideally, to start in a map with GMod's default environment settings, and then have the changes actually reflect after inputting the console command, without the need to reload a map.
How do you want the environment to be loaded ?
Sorry for my ineptitude, but any reason why this might be?