Entities:Func - Revision history

ArgusMagnus: /* func_rotating_door */

2013-05-14T07:35:02Z

‎func_rotating_door

John: /* func_ut_train */

2011-09-26T15:49:50Z

‎func_ut_train

Pickles at 08:50, 21 August 2011

2011-08-21T08:50:02Z

NemNEMnem: /* func_wall */

2011-08-20T19:18:44Z

‎func_wall

NemNEMnem: /* func_ut_train */

2011-08-20T19:17:40Z

‎func_ut_train

NemNEMnem: /* func_train */

2011-08-20T19:16:48Z

‎func_train

NemNEMnem: /* func_timer */

2011-08-20T19:15:01Z

‎func_timer

NemNEMnem: /* func_static */

2011-08-20T19:13:36Z

‎func_static

NemNEMnem: /* func_rotatingdoor */

2011-08-20T19:12:17Z

‎func_rotatingdoor

NemNEMnem: /* func_plat */

2011-08-20T19:10:24Z

‎func_plat

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   Target this entity with a misc_model to have the model attached to the entity (set the model's "target" key to the same value as this entity's "targetname").
-== func_rotatingdoor ==
+== func_rotating_door ==
 ''KEYS''
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   color : constantLight color
   light : constantLight radius
-  direction : force door to open in a set direction: -1 is clockwise, 1 is ccw
+  direction : force door to open in a set direction: -1 is clockwise (math. negative), 1 is ccw (math. positive)
   speed : defaults to 100, speed at which door opens
   wait : how long to wait until door auto-closes (default is 0, which means stay open)
   trigger_only : set to 1 if the door can only be opened by a switch or trigger(ie: prevents a player from opening it manually)
-  axis : door rotation axis, values: 0 (for x-axis), 1(for y-axis), 2(for z-axis) (if not given, default is 2 for z-axis)
+  axis : door rotation axis, values: 0 (for y-axis), 1(for z-axis), 2(for x-axis) (if not given, default is 1 for z-axis)
   damage : damage door does to a player if they block it (leave out in most cases)
   gamemode_open : gametypes to have the door locked in the open position
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 ''NOTES''
-  Rotating doors cannot be shot open, and will only close or open if activated
+  Rotating doors cannot be shot open, and will only close or open if activated by a player.
-by a player.  They will not automatically close after a period either.  In
+  They will not automatically close after a period either.  In game modes not listed under
-game modes not listed under either gamemode_open or gamemode_shut, the doors
+ either gamemode_open or gamemode_shut, the doors will open and close normally.
   You construct a rotating door just like a FUNC_ROTATING: it needs an origin
-brush to act as the hinge.
+ brush to act as the hinge.
   Urban Terror gametype mappings are:

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 * The train spawns at the first target it is pointing at.
 * The train will move to any stop from any stop. See the description for the func_keyboard_interface for more info.
 == func_wall ==

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 ''NOTES''
   - For glass windows that break easily, set health to 1.
-  - Any func_breakable with a health of less than 10 will slowly weaken if a player is in contact with it.  You can make a roof that collapses in after a period of time  by setting the health to a value like 5.  This will mean that a player standing on such a surface for around 5 seconds will fall thru.  The effect is cumulative: if you  stand there for 3 seconds and then come back you can only stand on it for another 2 seconds.
+  - Any func_breakable with a health of less than 10 will slowly weaken if a player is in contact with it.  You can make a roof that collapses in after a period of time  by setting the health to a value like 5.  This will mean that a player standing on such a surface for around 5 seconds will fall through.  The effect is cumulative: if you  stand there for 3 seconds and then come back you can only stand on it for another 2 seconds.
   - The type parameter selects the shader that is used for fragments and sets the sound the object makes when it breaks.
   - If the brush you are making is on an angle (for example, a skylight in a sloping roof) then you will need to set the break axis to "4" if you want it to break when  people stand on it.
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 ''KEYS''
-  display : if 0, menu is not dispayed, if 1, menu is displayed, default 1
+  display : if 0, menu is not displayed, if 1, menu is displayed, default 1
   id : id of the func_ut_train that this interface associates with
   targetname : id for the func_ut_train key "interface" to associate it with the right func_ut_train
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   Target this entity with a misc_model to have the model attached to the entity (set the model's "target" key to the same value as this entity's "targetname").
-'''!!!DOESN'T WORK IN URBAN TERROR - SO IT IS USELES!!!'''
+'''!!!DOESN'T WORK IN URBAN TERROR - SO IT IS USELESS!!!'''
 == func_ut_train ==

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 == func_wall ==
--------- KEYS --------
+''KEYS''
-gametype : gametypes to have the wall appear in, list types in this format: 01234 (default none)
+ gametype : gametypes to have the wall appear in, list types in this format: 01234 (default none)
--------- NOTES --------
+''NOTES''
-This entity is any brush or combination of brushes that you wish to have appear in gametypes specified.
+ This entity is any brush or combination of brushes that you wish to have appear in gametypes specified.
-Common uses are to cut of map sections to streamline gameplay for TS, or to expand the map for CTF or Bomb.
+ Common uses are to cut of map sections to streamline gameplay for TS, or to expand the map for CTF or Bomb.
-You cannot use a model as a func_wall.
+ You cannot use a model as a func_wall.
-Create your brush(es), select it (or them), then make them a func_wall and set gametype keys.
+* Create your brush(es), select it (or them), then make them a func_wall and set gametype keys.
-Urban Terror gametype mappings are:
+ Urban Terror gametype mappings are:
-Free For All 0
+ Free For All 0
-Single Player 1
+ Single Player 1
-Team Deathmatch 3
+ Team Deathmatch 3
-Team Survivor 4
+ Team Survivor 4
-Assasins 5
+ Assasins 5
-Capture And Hold 6
+ Capture And Hold 6
-Capture The Flag 7
+ Capture The Flag 7
-Bomb 8
+ Bomb 8
 [[Category:Entities]]

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 A train is a mover that moves between path_ut_stop target points.
--------- KEYS --------
+''KEYS''
-model2 : .md3 model to also draw
+ model2 : .md3 model to also draw
-name : to associate with a set of control buttons
+ name : to associate with a set of control buttons
-noise : looping sound to play when the train is in motion
+ noise : looping sound to play when the train is in motion
-color : constantLight color
+ color : constantLight color
-light : constantLight radius
+ light : constantLight radius
-speed : default 350
+ speed : default 350
-dmg : default 0
+ dmg : default 0
-target : first path_ut_stop, train spawns here
+ target : first path_ut_stop, train spawns here
-interface : the targetname of the func_keyboard_interface that belongs to this train
+ interface : the targetname of the func_keyboard_interface that belongs to this train
-id : to uniquely associate it with a set of control buttons
+ id : to uniquely associate it with a set of control buttons
-startSound : sound to play when train begins moving to a new destination
+ startSound : sound to play when train begins moving to a new destination
-stopSound : sound to play when train arrives at a final stop
+ stopSound : sound to play when train arrives at a final stop
-noise : constant looping sound to always be playing where the train is
+ noise : constant looping sound to always be playing where the train is
 == func_wall ==

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 Trains are moving solids that follow a string of path_corner entities. Trains in Q3A are very basic, they also require an origin brush (see Notes).
--------- KEYS --------
+''KEYS''
-speed : speed of displacement of train (default 100 or overridden by speed value of path).
+ speed : speed of displacement of train (default 100 or overridden by speed value of path).
-target : this points to the first path_corner of the path which is also the spawn location of the train's origin.
+ target : this points to the first path_corner of the path which is also the spawn location of the train's origin.
-model2 : path/name of model to include (eg: models/mapobjects/pipe/pipe02.md3).
+ model2 : path/name of model to include (eg: models/mapobjects/pipe/pipe02.md3).
-origin : alternate method of setting XYZ origin of the train's brush(es) and .md3 model included with entity (See Notes).
+ origin : alternate method of setting XYZ origin of the train's brush(es) and .md3 model included with entity (See Notes).
-light : constantLight radius of .md3 model included with entity. Has no effect on the entity's brushes (default 0).
+ light : constantLight radius of .md3 model included with entity. Has no effect on the entity's brushes (default 0).
-color : constantLight color of .md3 model included with entity. Has no effect on the entity's brushes (default 1 1 1).
+ color : constantLight color of .md3 model included with entity. Has no effect on the entity's brushes (default 1 1 1).
-notfree : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Free for all" and "Tournament" modes.
+ notfree : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Free for all" and "Tournament" modes.
-notteam : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Teamplay" and "CTF" modes.
+ notteam : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Teamplay" and "CTF" modes.
-notsingle : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in Single Player mode (bot play mode).
+ notsingle : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in Single Player mode (bot play mode).
--------- Q3MAP2 KEYS --------
+''Q3MAP2 KEYS''
-_targetname : Used to attach a misc_model entity to this entity.
+ _targetname : Used to attach a misc_model entity to this entity.
-_lightmapscale : Floating point value scaling the resolution of lightmaps on brushes/patches in this entity (default 1.0).
+ _lightmapscale : Floating point value scaling the resolution of lightmaps on brushes/patches in this entity (default 1.0).
-_castshadows;_cs : Allows per-entity control over shadow casting. Defaults to 0 on entities, 1 on world. 0 = no shadow casting. 1 = cast shadows on world. > 1 = cast shadows on entities with _rs (or _receiveshadows) with the corresponding value, AND world. Negative values imply same, but DO NOT cast shadows on world.
+ _castshadows;_cs : Allows per-entity control over shadow casting. Defaults to 0 on entities, 1 on world. 0 = no shadow casting. 1 = cast shadows on world. > 1 = cast  shadows on entities with _rs (or _receiveshadows) with the corresponding value, AND world. Negative values imply same, but DO NOT cast shadows on world.
-_receiveshadows;_rs : Allows per-entity control over shadow reception. Defaults to 1 on everything (world shadows). 0 = receives NO shadows. > 1 = receive shadows only from corresponding keyed entities (see above) and world. < 1 = receive shadows ONLY from corresponding keyed entities.
+ _receiveshadows;_rs : Allows per-entity control over shadow reception. Defaults to 1 on everything (world shadows). 0 = receives NO shadows. > 1 = receive shadows only from corresponding keyed entities (see above) and world. < 1 = receive shadows ONLY from corresponding keyed entities.
-_celshader : Sets the cel shader used for this geometry. Note: omit the "textures/" prefix.
+ _celshader : Sets the cel shader used for this geometry. Note: omit the "textures/" prefix.
--------- Q3MAP2 TERRAIN KEYS --------
+''Q3MAP2 TERRAIN KEYS''
-_indexmap;alphamap : Path/name for the art file used to guide the mapping of textures on the terrain surface.
+ _indexmap;alphamap : Path/name for the art file used to guide the mapping of textures on the terrain surface.
-_layers;layers : Integer value is the number unique root shaders that will be use on the terrain.
+ _layers;layers : Integer value is the number unique root shaders that will be use on the terrain.
-_shader;shader : Path to the metashader used to assign textures to the terrain entity. Note: Omit the "textures/" prefix.
+ _shader;shader : Path to the metashader used to assign textures to the terrain entity. Note: Omit the "textures/" prefix.
--------- NOTES --------
+''NOTES''
-. Trains always start on in the game.
+* 1. Trains always start on in the game.
-. Trains do not damage the played when blocked.
+* 2. Trains do not damage the played when blocked.
-. Trains cannot emit sound.
+* 3. Trains cannot emit sound.
-. Trains are not triggerable or toggle-able.
+* 4. Trains are not triggerable or toggle-able.
-. Trains cannot be block-stopped just by getting in their way, the player must be wedged between the train and another obstacle to block it.
+* 5. Trains cannot be block-stopped just by getting in their way, the player must be wedged between the train and another obstacle to block it.
+ Setting the origin key is simply an alternate method to using an origin brush. When using the model2 key, the origin point of the model will correspond to the origin point defined by either the origin brush or the origin coordinate value.
-Setting the origin key is simply an alternate method to using an origin brush. When using the model2 key, the origin point of the model will correspond to the origin point defined by either the origin brush or the origin coordinate value.
+ Target this entity with a misc_model to have the model attached to the entity (set the model's "target" key to the same value as this entity's "targetname").
 '''!!!DOESN'T WORK IN URBAN TERROR - SO IT IS USELES!!!'''

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 Time delay trigger that will continuously fire its targets after a preset time delay. The time delay can also be randomized. When triggered, the timer will toggle on/off.
--------- KEYS --------
+''KEYS''
-wait : delay in seconds between each triggering of its targets (default 1).
+ wait : delay in seconds between each triggering of its targets (default 1).
-random : random time variance in seconds added or subtracted from "wait" delay (default 0 - see Notes).
+ random : random time variance in seconds added or subtracted from "wait" delay (default 0 - see Notes).
-target : this points to the entities to trigger.
+ target : this points to the entities to trigger.
-targetname : a func_button or trigger that points to this will toggle the timer on/off when activated.
+ targetname : a func_button or trigger that points to this will toggle the timer on/off when activated.
-notfree : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Free for all" and "Tournament" modes.
+ notfree : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Free for all" and "Tournament" modes.
-notteam : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Teamplay" and "CTF" modes.
+ notteam : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in "Teamplay" and "CTF" modes.
-notsingle : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in Single Player mode (bot play mode).
+ notsingle : when set to 1, entity will not spawn in Single Player mode (bot play mode).
--------- SPAWNFLAGS --------
+''SPAWNFLAGS''
-START_ON : timer will start on in the game and continuously fire its targets.
+ START_ON : timer will start on in the game and continuously fire its targets.
--------- NOTES --------
+''NOTES''
-When the random key is set, its value is used to calculate a minimum and a maximum delay. The final time delay will be a random value anywhere between the minimum and maximum values: (min delay = wait - random) (max delay = wait + random).
+ When the random key is set, its value is used to calculate a minimum and a maximum delay. The final time delay will be a random value anywhere between the minimum and maximum values: (min delay = wait - random) (max delay = wait + random).
 == func_train ==

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   By default, the total amount of vertical travel of a platform is implicitly determined by the overall vertical size of the brushes of which it's made minus the lip  value.
   But if the "height" key is used, then the total amount of vertical travel of the plat will be exactly that value regardless of the shape and size of the plat  and regardless of the value of the "lip" key. Using the "height" key is the best method for any kind of platforms and the only possible one for thin plats which need  to travel vertical distances many times their own thickness. Setting the origin key is simply an alternate method to using an origin brush. When using the model2 key, the origin point of the model will correspond to the origin point defined by either the origin brush or the origin coordinate value.
   There is a way to make plats play proper sounds. Just create a sound\movers\plats folder under baseq3 and put 2 sounds named pt1_strt.wav and pt1_end.wav in it.
   Those can be the renamed sounds from the Q2 plats or renamed copies of the sound\movers\doors sounds you can extract from your pak0.pk3 file or new custom sounds if  you're up to it. Thanks to Fragzilla for the tip.
   Target this entity with a misc_model to have the model attached to the entity (set the model's "target" key to the same value as this entity's "targetname").