[PatientZero (old)]

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those pimp hats just make it easier to shoot u in the head from across map with the retta

I've seen it asked during a game before, but not on the boards yet: Do funstuff affect the hit detection code? I can't imagine they do for two reasons.

1. It would be unfair to penalize someone for wearing stuff that's only for fun.

2. It would have been harder to code and be more resource intensive to include them.

Note that some of the funstuff, the colorful hats especially, already add an easier-to-see penalty. In some sense, if they aren't considered as hittable, they may make hitting the head harder since it makes the actual hittable area harder to determine. Obviously, if your target is moving this should be imperceptable.

Finally, here's a request to have the funstuff stay on corpses so you can properly say a prayer for your fallen comrades.

[FS BladeKiller]

Only the player model has hit detection. The regular helmet doesn't have hit detection either so don't aim for the top of it and expect to hit.

[PatientZero (old)]

Thanks for the definitive answer, BladeKiller. Not to hijack the thread, but on another related question to the above, are the hitboxes the same for the male/female models and races? Ultimately, is there just one hitbox?

[Woekele]

No, they're different, a little. Female is a bit smaller, but it has boobs to make up for it

[NIKO-007 (old)]

Yeah and if u accidentally hit her in the * it will come out her ass and register as a miss 

[mitsubishi]

it doesn't work like that.

[FS BladeKiller]

The hit mesh is a low poly version of the model you see.

[dborg (old)]

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No, they're different, a little. Female is a bit smaller, but it has boobs to make up for it

Has someone calculated the net volumes of the two hit models?

[Woekele]

Yes, we put them in a big bucket of water and looked at how much the waterlevel raised.

[PatientZero (old)]

Smart! I usually prefer a "hands-on" approach myself. Now, who did the modeling for the female model? C'mere.