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Star Wars - Blaster Bolt
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[Features]
- Multiple skins (blue, red, green, yellow)
- Easy to change a color to your own (may require further VMT editing with knowledge of self illumination)
- Bones to shorten/lengthen

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Nengalore\SW\sw_blasterbolt.mdl
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27 jan, 2016 @ 10:32
Some ideas
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Re1dji 25 feb @ 23:59 
dont work
SUPERGAMER/AWAKE-APPLE77 4 feb @ 9:55 
it dont works anymore
TwilightSparkleFan99 15 apr, 2023 @ 20:52 
funny lazypurple thing
darkk 19 jul, 2022 @ 22:15 
Bro where the hell is this in the model menu i cannot find it at all
Die Geyer 8 jul, 2022 @ 16:04 
dUe To FiLe SiZe LiMiTaTiO-
John Warhammer 18 apr, 2022 @ 7:37 
Why the blaster stay white on my poster is the best blaster effect i've ever see but he don't work :steamsalty:
Advise Against 28 jan, 2021 @ 15:30 
can this work as a lightsaber blade?
Nels 27 dec, 2020 @ 11:55 
Hello, will it ever be ported to GMOD?
John Life 2🐀 9 sep, 2020 @ 7:33 
Thanks, I'll try it out
Nengalore  [skapare] 8 sep, 2020 @ 19:38 
render as image or image sequence; do that thing. just do -sfm_resolution 1080 -w 1920 -h 1080 or whatever resolution you wanna render at in the launch options, ignore it telling you that it can't do that when it starts up; go to Export>Movie and switch the resolution of the movie to the resolution you want, then go back; in the bottom right I believe you'll see "1 of 1024" or something; select a camera in your viewport and click on that viewport; then go to the clip editor and that number should be going up, that's it rendering in the viewport essentially; once it hits the 1024 or whatever, it'll reset back to 1 and that means it's done; so then just do Export>Image and I think it's straightforward from there. Hope that helps. I might've missed something, been a while since I've done it.