its a little dark for me

where are the straps
don't want one of those fall on a kid

Works completly fine, i can't belive how many people bad rating this.

I found out how to do it since its hard to explain here's a tutorial just do this to the TV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTkDbFK3yg8

Ya, I'm following along, but I don't see RT camera anywhere, let alone being able to paste it into ANYTHING!! I'm Sorry, Thumbs down, Bad rating.. Don't subscribe to the model

lynchreborn your link is dead lmao

The Spectacular Batman: "Here's how to use it: Open a camera in the element viewer, right click on it(Note: I'm not talking about the animation set, I'm talking about the camera itself. If it has an animation set, it should have a sub-thing highlighted in yellow, with the name of the camera), click "Copy", then go to the root of the shot in the element viewer(There's an arrow at the top of the element viewer menu), right click on "monitor cameras", click "Paste special > Paste as reference", and set "activeMonitor" to "0"."

Could you elaborate more on that? Like explain more please? Because I tried what you said, but I don't know if you mean yes go in animation set or not! I know what you mean by all of this.. but can you explain more thoroughly?? Thanks.

I'm with [LFG] GoggledGamer. How do I broadcast a secondary camera scene to the television?

I would not tell my friends about this, all the help I got didnt work at all. Bad rating, sorry.

can you make this a prop for gmod?

Can you make a tutorial please

Just asking, would it be possible to use override materials on the tv screen? Asking because i want to put a screenshot of Super Mario 64 on it because a poster i'm mkaing requires it.

Here's how to use it: Open a camera in the element viewer, right click on it(Note: I'm not talking about the animation set, I'm talking about the camera itself. If it has an animation set, it should have a sub-thing highlighted in yellow, with the name of the camera), click "Copy", then go to the root of the shot in the element viewer(There's an arrow at the top of the element viewer menu), right click on "monitor cameras", click "Paste special > Paste as reference", and set "activeMonitor" to "0".

yeah, i wanna know how to use it, too. Im starting Source FilmMaker, so i must know.

SOME TELL USE HOW TO USE IT PLEASE!!!!!

Great stuff, very useful props!

So, you have a secondary camera look at something else and through Element Viewer, you "tell" the prop to show you what the secondary camera is seeing? Or is there like a different way to doing it?

Coin of Silence how about you have the camera pointing at a green texture to make it a green screen?

How do you use an RT camera? Also, how do you stick something else on the screen besides what the "other" camera sees (a green-screen, perhaps; edit it and stick a video on there)?

I like it.

Ripped from Sims 3

Just a side note I really like this and am downloading it! No hard fealings?

anyone else realized the tv model is a port or something from the sims games?

tnx now i can create a AWSOME SFM video

Thanks. Much appreciated, doctor.

Cool

pretty cool!

lol my family still uses crt televisions. Oddly my dad has a blu-ray player hooked up to one and he thinks it's HD. :/


It's nice to see models taking advantage of the rt camera though. ^_^

I know, but im just tired that most of these SFM props arent in Gmod Yet. almost only Maxxy's Ragdolls. it would be really cool useing a Mordern Tv instead of these Old-Timer or Future ones.

Yakuza: I can't see why it wouldn't work in Gmod (I haven't tested), but it doesn't have any physics because I don't care enough to implement them.

Should be in Gmod Too.

Ah, the 90's...where we had TVs, radios, and everything else at the size of oversized Tvs, radios, and everything else. Goot modle too.

The sims 2 i thing

Would you really fucking hurt you people to google what an RT camera is? http://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1241804

i dont understand how to use it?

so when I create a second SFM camera, the image the camera shows makes a projection on the tv?