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@iqskeleton You have to install Sfmphys. Installation is covered by the video linked in the description.

@@BNSF4092Navy Do show me!

If you go to my channel, you’ll find one from 1 day ago and one from 6 days ago.

I didn't remember to cover the installation of the physics extension until I had posted the video. I quickly cover the installation in the first 3 minute segment of the video linked in the description.

It’s in platform

@fiveyeetone9792 You have to download Sfmphys. Click on the video link in the description, and it'll take you to my previous video where I covered installation.

@@baronvonpickles i got sfmphys already but whenever i launch an object into the ragdoll and then ruun the simulation, it does not work

@fiveyeetone9792 I don't understand what you mean. Like, you can't get two objects to collide with physics?

@@baronvonpickles it’s night rn so I will try tomorrow

@hsh12361 The only thing I can think of is either you didn't use the hwm engineer, or the pelvis has kinematic turned on.

Did you make your own floor or no? Kinematic doesn't make the prop register the floor; kinematic makes a prop static or not. Since sfm_physics is an extension and doesn't register the floor of the base maps used in scenes, you have to create your own "floor" by creating a prop, turning on kinematic, and then hiding the prop so it appears invisible. This makes it so the floor you use has physics and can be detected/ collide with other physics-based props. Once you have created your floor, spawn in your prop, rig it with the physics you'd like, and then use the run sfm_phys script. If all is well, it will work without any problem.

@@baronvonpickles I put the same model you used in the video for the floor and did everything you did, still worked as nothing happend

@randomzeldafan1466 I'm very thankful for the views it gained. It helped jump start my channel; small it may be.

@Blitz59299 I haven't had any problems with it. Windows may try to block it from opening, but that usually happens with files downloaded from places like Github. It's a safety thing. Anyways, the one that I linked is the specific version I was using at the time, and I'm still currently using.

@ewenlesanquer1 Good to know!

It's a physics addon. Installation is covered in the first 3 minutes of the video linked in the description.

Did you install the sfmphysics addon from github? I didn't cover installation in this video, but I pinned the previous video, which covers installation in the first segment.

@@baronvonpickles OH! sorry that one is my bad! thank you for notifying me! sorry for the inconvinyence... ahh glad to see i still cant spell XD

Do you mean the wall itself falls? If so, you probably forgot to set kinematic all the way up, which will turn the wall into a static prop and won't allow it to move.

Sorry for the very late response, I've been taking some time off. Did you set the play head back to the start? If so then this sounds familiar to a comment I saw just after this and I think it's the same issue: "Did you try moving the model manually so it falls in a specific spot? I've had a few questions before where attempting to hit the model with a box or move the model to fall in a certain way, really effects the way the physics is simulated which usually just makes the model stretch so far that it just disappears from the view."

@@baronvonpickles I tried hitting the model with a box, i then tried it without the box and it still dissapears, not only the model but all the bones too.

@@HIKE-pg5iz Does it delete the model completely, or is it still selectable in the side menu?

@@baronvonpickles It is still selectable

Sorry for the very late response, I've been taking some time off. This sounds like you never installed the physics addon. I didn't cover the installation in this video because I didn't want to make the video run longer than 10 minutes and it was a little easier on editing. Check out the first 3 minutes (or so) of this video for the installation instructions: ua-cam.com/video/djoSN0PamZo/v-deo.html

To preface I have a certain portion of time selected as well as the physics rigged to the model

Sorry for the very late response, I've been taking some time off. Make sure the scout model is hwm; I heard hwm works better so better to be sure. This isn't an issue I've hear before from what I can remember so we'll just do a quick check of the basic steps: -Installed the correct version of SFM_phys from the github link in my previous video. -Spawn a simple base prop like a haybale or an hwm model -Select a portion of time using one clip in the motion editor -Rig the prop with physics -Run the animation -Test a prop with kinematic and a prop without kinematic On top of that, I made a small change you may have noticed in this step "Select a portion of time *using one clip* in the motion editor". I've been hearing that selecting a portion of time using multiple clips can cause the simulation to not work. Otherwise, did you try moving the model in anyway? Some people have commented asking if they can move the model or hit it by moving another physics rigged prop and while it is possible, it's extremely unlikely to work properly and usually makes the model glitch out.

Sorry for the very late response, I've been taking some time off. It is possible but it is very unlikely to work the way you imagine it. Moving physics rigged props or hitting them by moving other physics rigged props is extremely buggy and usually doesn't work. You can try to re-run the simulation several times or try to mess around, but I have never had it work for me so I cannot help too much when it comes to finding a reliable way to make it work.

@@baronvonpickles thanks for telling me but i already figured it out like right after i made the comment lol

@@DhudoLopmandona No worries! I was just running through the comments I've gotten while I was gone. Again, terribly sorry for the delay!

I think you might be in the graph timeline thing

Sorry for the very late response, I've been taking some time off. It could be like what effortlevelzero said where it is because you are in the graph timeline and that does sound like the reason why. There are also a decent amount of issues with moving physics rigged props. Trying to rig a prop with physics and then move it in a specific way combats the way the physics work which usually bugs out the prop by stretching it, refusing to run the simulation, or by not doing anything at all. Unfortunately, I've never personally found a reliable way to move props rigged with physics so I can't help too much on that part.

Of course!

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I need details on what the issue is.

@@baronvonpickles the rig will not apply

@Braydens_Parkour-44 This usually happens with custom models due to new bones that don't register with the physics script. But sometimes it can also happen due to a faulty install. What model are you using?

@@baronvonpickles idk

@@baronvonpickles like a hl2 model

I didn't remember to cover the installation of the physics extension until I had posted the video. I quickly cover the installation in the first 3 minute segment of the video linked in the description.

@@baronvonpickles Thank you so much, it worked and I have the physics now thank you.

What model is it, and is it a workshop model?

@@baronvonpicklesI’m also having that problem but I’m using spy