To get the cube object model id
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Hey there. I need a cube object, like in this video: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37zscEIK_0s[/ame]
I've searched everythere, but all i found is: 18764, which is too big, and 1271, which is too small. Neither the first, nor the second suits me. I need a cube of exactly that size, whic you can see in the video Thanks in advance
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#2

No one knows the solution?
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#3

try id 18762, its the 1x1x5 concrete. just smash it into the ground, spawn it at z=1.5 below ground. this will make a 1x1x1 cube visible. all you need is to know the texture. i would like to know aswell btw..
aaw nvm, i didnt notice that its really a small cube, saw it when it was in the air
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#4

You know you can just decompile the compiled .amx?
The object you need is shown in the video just moments before the object-material has been changed:
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#5

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You know you can just decompile the compiled .amx?
The object you need is shown in the video just moments before the object-material has been changed:
I tried to decompile it, but there is anti-deamx.
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Ah, yes, true, I see now.. Well you can still decompile it if you exclude the code that crashes DeAMX, and decompile with everything but variable declarations...
I'll edit this post when I find the object model ID...

Edit: Got it! Buried deep in the decompiled .pwn I found that object model and it's ID is 1685! Just don't ask me about object materials as I couldn't get that decompiled (because of the AntiDeAMX)..
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Ah, yes, true, I see now.. Well you can still decompile it if you exclude the code that crashes DeAMX, and decompile with everything but variable declarations...
I'll edit this post when I find the object model ID...

Edit: Got it! Buried deep in the decompiled .pwn I found that object model and it's ID is 1685! Just don't ask me about object materials as I couldn't get that decompiled (because of the AntiDeAMX)..
Dude, you are awesome!!! Thank you a lot!!! Alghough it is not a cub, it is a square, i will make a cube of 6 this objects, like i guess it was made in that gm. Again, thank you veeeery much! I'm happy! 1 more question, can you share me with the decompiled file?
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Dude, you are awesome!!! Thank you a lot!!! Alghough it is not a cub, it is a square, i will make a cube of 6 this objects, like i guess it was made in that gm. Again, thank you veeeery much! I'm happy! 1 more question, can you share me with the decompiled file?
No problem, I'm trying to be
I can send it to you over PM, but you will get nowhere with it, it's all scrambled, floats are represented as integers, and no function/variable names whatsoever (unless they're forwarded), + no variable definitions (arrays I believe)..
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No problem, I'm trying to be
I can send it to you over PM, but you will get nowhere with it, it's all scrambled, floats are represented as integers, and no function/variable names whatsoever (unless they're forwarded), + no variable definitions (arrays I believe)..
nvm, ill try to find some info from it, e.g. what materials are used
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http://pastebin.com/MKuEKxdH
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