I'm having problem, with bots BBOX.
The problem is, that while playing animation frames, origin is under players feet.
But, by default, origin is in the middle of model.
Look at the picture, first one if default frame, and second is while plating animations.

So after I create model in game, BBOX is under bots feet, looks like he is flying in the air...
Any ideas how to fix this? I tried to change model origin, in animation frames, but there are too much of frames, and I'll need to place all of them, one by one... May be there is an other way to fix this?

maybe you san set manually the values of the bounding box

I tried, then bot touches ground, but he doesn't turn to player at all... he walks straight ahead... So, I guess that is not a good idea...

open the model, set animate, select first! frame and move your model up, so the origin is the origin you want

move in the MED the default frame ("Object"->"Manage Frames")on last position and use "Object" --> "Transform Global" --> Center model.

activate "Animate" go to the last frame(default) and adjust them and
move the dafault frame back on the first position

Richi007 -> I've tried before to do, as you said. But, that way, only first frame is at the right position, all next frames still do have different origin from the first (changed) one. Don't know why that happens...

jane -> I can't really get what you mean by default frame... Me, I mean by default frame, when Animate key is not turned on. So you aren't able to animate model at all, and bones are separated from vertexes. The second thing is, that in default (frame or position) origin is in the middle of the model, so there is no need to Center model global, there is no sense... While animating, I'm not able to transform it global

I have no ideas left, how to deal with this all...

what about c_updatehull(ENTITY* ent, var frame) ?

I've tried that too. Same, no luck

There are two solutions left IMO:
A) the model has to be corrected before it gets imported to MED.
B) in MED you erase the position values of the bone that is parent to all other bones. Before you do so, you have to investigate the moves of this bone. Its moves are most probably an 'up and down' in the walk animation. After erasing its position values, the model should have the origin in its middle in each frame. Then you have to adjust its position in each frame.

There are 700 frames! And more that 10 models!
That means 7000 frames!!!! Are you kidding?! Do I have to deal with each frame separately?!?!?!