Mini- or Nano- models for all parts

[miron]

I want to make a little remote control helicopter, and it can't have a huge target finder box on it. If I were to compare it to real life, the whole device should be about a foot long, the target finder would easily be the full length.

[Syranide]

Well, for your sake you could simply just hide it, but making it transparent. Or nocolliding it with the heli and hiding it inside.

[miron]

Yeah, but it still hits walls. I know about the right-clicking no-collide, but that's no fun and it doesn't work on world.

[Cryosis]

that is a good point... like a scale option of normal - mini on the tools... that would help with small guided objects

[Black Phoenix]

Yeah, but it still hits walls. I know about the right-clicking no-collide, but that's no fun and it doesn't work on world.[/b]

Ballsocket-nocollide it

(If you dont know whats that, set ballsocket parameters to -180 and 180 on each axis, No Collide, and Free movement, and ballsocket something to world, conspiracy)

[miron]

That would work, but I still think mini-models would be a good thing.

[cheeze]

That would work, but I still think mini-models would be a good thing.[/b]

Good idea, added to my (long) list of things to do!

[Wizoch]

Well, this is a bit of a quick, and buggy fix, but just go into
garrysmod\garrysmod\lua\entities\gmod_wire_target_ finder, then Init.lua,
then change the model used to
models\jaanus\thruster_flat.mdl, of course, this is just a personal preference,
i just like it because it's flat, round and small.
Hope this helps, Captain Deano (aka Wizoch)