you know. The flying models like the ones in nar shadda and stuff (for Jedi Academy)

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So...
"007...Whats your name"
"The name is bond...James Bond"
"No, i mean your other codename"
"Dont tell this any further. Its need help"

With funcs or miscs.

Func_trains are easy to set up in Radiant, require no scripting, and can fly in circles. They have also an automatic ability to turn to face the next path_corner (if a bit slowly, but anyway).

Or you can move various funcs and miscs by scripting with the move command.

You can use the model2 key in funcs to add a model in game. Or perhaps you can just target a misc model to a func and pray it will follow the func in game. Or you can use misc_model_breakable or for glms misc_model_ghoul and move them using the move script command. (Remember to use script_targetname).

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In addition to what lasse said; path_corners have the possibility of making their trains nonsolid and invisible until they reach the next corner. As for model targeting; use "target" on the model, and "_targetname" on the func.

can somebody please tell what i exactly need to do.

Because:
1. Do i need to make the misc_model and the origin brush a func_train
2. do i need to make only an origin brush and do something else with the ship???

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So...
"007...Whats your name"
"The name is bond...James Bond"
"No, i mean your other codename"
"Dont tell this any further. Its need help"

You can't literally make a misc_model a func_train in Radiant, I believe, since misc_model is an entity as long as it's uncompiled. The func_train requires one origin brush. It's that origin brush that will follow the path_corners. Rest of the stuff just follows and turns along. You make a func_static perhaps our of some in game invisible stuff, including the origin. Then target the misc_model to the func_train following Gothix's sage advice.

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