How to compile player models?
1. Take the standard model insurgent_fighter
2. Decompiling it with a cowbar
3.
3.0 Compile with cowbar
3.1 Get the error "insurgent_fighter.qc(165): - bad command
solid"
3.2 Delete all rows with a solid
3.3 Compile with cowbar
3.4 Again get compile errors "insurgent_fighter.qc(165): - bad command ragdollconstraint"
3.5 Remove rows with ragdollconstraint and

When I decompile the MK18 I got all the anims in a folder but they aren't stated in the qc?

Hi,
I use Insurgency weapons as placeholders for my shooter systems in Unity.

I use crowbar to decompile the models and animations. It's works with Insurgency v1.6.x.x models. But with the last one

Insurgency ?
Crowbar Version 0.19.0.0 correctly decompiles animations,the problem in unfolding the animation is 90 degrees in Version 0.42.0.0 .
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Look for tutorials about recompiling these models in the DoI or Insurgency Workshop guides.

A similar problem:
insurgent_fighter.qc (165): - bad command solid

I just delete these lines and compile a model, but the model has a physics problem...

Yes
The example of Zeq is fitting my issue

Im from Insurgency

1. I decompile SCAR-L
2. i compile the gun agian without touching anything
3. The .mdl lost 3kb
4. The model broke in-game

This issue

so i decompiled an existing insurgency mod so i could recompile it for a different weapon, and i'm getting an access violation error every time i try.

my first attempt was to compile the weapon
)\Steam\steamapps\common\insurgency2\bin\studiomdl.exe":
qdir: "c:\users\user\documents\m16a3\decompile\"
gamedir: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\insurgency2\insurgency\"
g_path: "v_m4a1.qc

creation of custom models for Insurgency (and I'm sure other games/mods). The current workaround doesn't allow for some of the common features of the game models.

Thanks, sorry if this has already been

It is good to hear so. :) Also, for me, those "special cases" where Crowbar breaks the rotations are ported animations, specifically animations ported from Insurgency to CS Source.
By the way, after