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How to Use OBJ Files in Garry's Mod

Oct 18, 2024

Hey Gmodders! Want to add some custom 3D models to your game? Here's how you can use OBJ files in Garry's Mod to take your modding to the next level.

Step 1: Find or Create OBJ Files

First, you'll need some OBJ files to work with. You can either create your own 3D models using software like Blender or use existing OBJ files from websites that offer free or paid 3D models. Make sure the models are compatible with Garry's Mod and fit the style of your game.

Step 2: Convert OBJ to SMD

Garry's Mod doesn't directly support OBJ files, so you'll need to convert them to SMD format using a tool like Blender or Noesis. SMD files are compatible with the Source engine, which Garry's Mod is built on. Once you have the SMD files, you're ready to move on to the next step.

Step 3: Create a Custom Addon Folder

Navigate to your Garry's Mod addons folder and create a new folder for your custom models. This will keep your files organized and easily accessible within the game. You can name the folder based on the content you're adding, such as 'custom_models' or '3D_props'.

Step 4: Add Files to the Folder

Place your SMD files, textures, and any other necessary files into the custom addon folder you created. Make sure the file structure is organized and follows the Garry's Mod addon guidelines to ensure everything loads correctly in the game.

Step 5: Write Lua Script

Create a Lua script to define and load your custom models within Garry's Mod. The script should include the file paths to your SMD files and any additional parameters needed for the models to interact properly in the game environment. You can use existing scripts as references to help you write your own.

Step 6: Test in Garry's Mod

Launch Garry's Mod and navigate to the spawn menu to see if your custom models appear as expected. If everything has been set up correctly, you should be able to select and place your custom 3D models in the game world. Take the time to adjust any positioning or scaling to ensure they fit seamlessly into your game environment.

That's it! You've successfully used OBJ files in Garry's Mod to add custom 3D models to your game. Get creative and experiment with different 3D assets to enhance your Gmod experience. Happy modding!

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