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In forum "Open Source Filmmaker General Discussion"
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Killstreak Effects
Not that I can think of. I think you can lock bip_head to control point 1 to get something close, but I don't think it's perfect. Getting it in place manually isn't too hard though
In forum "Open Source Filmmaker Voice , Music , and SFX"
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Any good SFX archives and sites?
freesound(dot)org can be a good one, but you have to make an account to download from it I think.

youtube can be good as well. I've seen people upload videos of sound effect reels, so maybe you can download those via youtubemp3 or something
In forum "Open Source Filmmaker Modelling Skinning and Rigging"
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Max poly count?
as far as I know, there isn't a triangle / polygon limit for SFM

Studiomdl starts breaking the model into pieces automatically every 35,000 polygons or so (according to ptejack).

It would be smart to instead, try to make the model into a few bodygroups. This could help the compiler to better process the model.
In forum "Open Source Filmmaker Finished Project Showcase"
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Extra Sense
hmm. The idea is pretty good. I really liked the animation of the demoman throwing the bottle and hitting the hidden scout. In terms of critique, a few more sound effects could be used to enhance this (such as the part where the demo spits out his drink). It's pretty decent for what it is.
In forum "Open Source Filmmaker General Discussion"
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Promotion Honesty.
ditto. I will also check out every channel posted here. I Love to help out the community

Feel free to add me if you want.
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I want to light stuff.
huh, really interesting. I really liked La Lune Uprising. Some good work!
In forum "Open Source Filmmaker Tutorial Depot"
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[HELP] Porting particles from TF2 to SFM
Porting Particles from TF2 to SFM is actually a lot simpler than you think. Particles are contained in pcf files, which are pretty universal for source games.

Simply acquire the pcf files from tf2 with gcfscape or something, place them somewhere convenient, and then when prompted in SFM, navigate to the pcf and open it. No blender required.
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How to add health to an animated entity in SFM?
Objects in SFM don't have health. They aren't standard entities like Players or objects in the map. In order to do this, you would either have to hand animate this action, or use sequences to accomplish this.

Obviously, doing it by hand can be a time consuming, but rewarding process.

You Can host LAN servers and record things with other people, in which case you can attack each other and deal normal TF2 damage
see:
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SFM/Recording_multiplayer_gameplay
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