The Art of Ramps


Now select  both brushes and and clone them by
hitting the space bar.  Rotate and move the new copy
to the otherside of your chasm so both line up.  

   

Now  cover  both  ramp  surfaces  with  a  matching
brush using the 'trigger' texture from the common
section.  An easy way to do this is to just select the
surface brush and clone it by hitting the space bar.
Right  click  on  the  wireframe  window  and  select 
'trigger'  then  'trigger_push'.   Bring  up  the  entity  
menu  by  hitting  'n'  and  with  the  trigger  brush
selected enter 'target' in the  key  field  and  'jump1'
into the  value  field.  Now  deselect the  brush  and
and  right  click  again  on  the  wireframe  window 
and select 'target' then 'target_position'.  Bring up
the entity menu and this time enter 'targetname'
in the key field and 'jump1' in the value field.  This
will draw a geen line from the trigger brush to the
target box.  Now simply repeat the process for the
ramp on the other side. Remember that you can
move the  path of  the  jump by just  selecting the 
target  box and  moving it to the desired  location.

    

The target box will be the point at which the player
is released so keep that in mind when positioning
your jumps.  Now your a jumpin' fool.