Originally posted by Papi:

Delta, workshop is full of intellectual property. Most of them being part of licenses that Valve does not own, nor facepu.....

Exactly but if it was Disney I'd expect them to go straight for DMCA

Originally posted by Akiran:

This guy have just report or DMCA ?

It didn't say it was a DMCA, and I believe that the squally gives their details.

Must've been standard report, but the pack that was taken down, I made all the shit myself over months of work, so I don't know what went wrong. (Besides the stuff I have perms to use)

This warning goes out to all Star Wars creators. I'm currently chasing up steam as to why random Star Wars packs are being taken down from the workshop ( including my own ). Now personally I'd like to believe it's not Disney, because why would they pick and choose sporadic packs.

However I do have reason to believe it's a content creator + some other people, reporting packs out of jealousy.

Please remember the workshop isn't a game or a race to see who has the most subs or followers, but a community. As Star Wars fans we want as much content out there, be it from the fanon universe or the extended universe. However these words have little meaning so to all SW creators out there ... watch your backs.

Originally posted by Prince Leader:

Well, Im currently working on a large rp_map. Its ponyville, but Im calling it Ponytown for legal reasons.......

I'm not a fan of ponies but you've really captured the artistic style, well done!

Originally posted by Betket:

Originally posted by Delta:

Itd be cool to see a little bit of a how to of this on its own thread, just going through more technical things that aren't so obvious from the get go!

Could you perhaps give some examples of technical things that might be interesting enough for a topic?

Like how you deal with optimization, displacements, lighting, planning etc etc

Originally posted by Batcat:

Currently working on a project that was rather greatly received when I upl.....

Itd be cool to see a little bit of a how to of this on its own thread, just going through more technical things that aren't so obvious from the get go!

Ah right so I'll try putting my materials in the hl2 folder. Strange how it worked previously...thanks for the help!

Well I can get it to run yet it only seems to show missing textures, on models that I know for a fact work. can't figure out why since it's always wired so well in the past

Originally posted by Papi:

Hi,
I am using Crowbar 0.19.0.0, and model viewer still works. I am using Half-Life 2 as the engine.

Hm I wonder why mine isn't working on any of my pcs

So recently there was an update to Windows or Gmod which made the in built half life model viewer incompatible, in my opinion it was one of the best and quickest ways to test and edit models without having to reload Garry's mod each time.

If most people try to use it now all they'll see is their model with missing textures. You can launch it with crowbar and force it to find the correct directories but still...it doesn't work.

So! How does everyone test their models in game? Do you just do it the old fashioned way and actually launch the game? Or are there other methods?