Noclip texture

[IrocJeff]

Does Jedi Outcast have a noclip system texture? I could have swore it did. 

[mrwonko]

I suppose it's not called that... What's it supposed to do?

[IrocJeff]

Lets say you made a hallway and you had a brush 2 units thick on the wall for a light. This brush was also player height. When you walked or ran down the hall against the wall, that brush would stop you. With the noclip texture, you could envelop the brush that protrudes out and the player will walk right through it. When I first installed JKRadiant on my system I thought I saw it in there. Then, when I switched to GTK Radiant, I don't remember seeing it in there.

[mrwonko]

Usually you'd do the opposite - use the clip texture so the player can't get closer than 2 units to the wall anywhere. To let the player pass through a brush you need to write a custom shader for each texture you use and it allows the camera to move inside the brush as well, which you don't really want ever.

[Boothand]

I think what you might be looking for is the nodraw shader located in system, judging by your description. I remember there was a way to texture the sides or something with nodraw to make a brush, that had a different texture, nonsolid.

[Szico VII]

Clip is used to create solid invisible walls. You could try system/caulk_nonsolid if you really wanted a piece of geometry to be nonsolid, but that might not be very realistic. You'd also possibly need to apply the surfaceparm nonsolid to the other shaders applied to the player's visible sides of the brush.

[Asgarath83]

I simply suggest to use the player noclip shader with the kyle katarn body marked as diviet.

And create a brush around the lamp that avoid to player to collide with lamp when jump