Originally posted by ZeqMacaw:

You should also paste the entire compile log because often the context and the exact error message is helpful.

I recently saw someone who solved this problem by making sure the QC file was written as UTF-8 text. One way of making sure is: Open the QC file in Notepad++. Select "Encoding > Encode in UTF-8" from the menu. Save the QC file. Try compiling with the new QC file.

Well encoding it to UTF-8 solved my problem. Thank you my good man!

Originally posted by No.:

Originally posted by Quote:

Somebody already made a thread about this but it was ignored so hopefully this one won't.
Im trying to compile a model but everytime I try to compile it it aborts and gives me the error
"bad command $"

be useful if you actually posted your .qc

Sure thing. Here it is:
$modelname Demon_Crown.mdl
$cdmaterials "models"
$scale 1
$surfaceprop "metal"
$staticprop
$body studio "Demon_crown.smd"
$sequence idle "Demon_crown_idle" fps 1
$collisionmodel "Demon_crown.smd"
{
$automass
$concave
}

Somebody already made a thread about this but it was ignored so hopefully this one won't.
Im trying to compile a model but everytime I try to compile it it aborts and gives me the error
"bad command $"