func_door_rotating (Half-Life) Last edited 10 years ago2014-11-23 15:01:20 UTC

Brush Entity

Much like func_door, this entity allows you to make a door that rotates rather than slides.

Attributes

• Name (targetname) - Property used to identify entities.
• Render FX (renderfx) - Gives objects special render effects. Think of it as modifying whatever the Render Mode puts out. The options are as follows:

[list]
[li]0 = Normal

• 1 = Slow Pulse
• 2 = Fast Pulse
• 3 = Slow Wide Pulse
• 4 = Fast Wide Pulse
• 5 = Slow Fade Away
• 6 = Fast Fade Away
• 7 = Slow Become Solid
• 8 = Fast Become Solid
• 9 = Slow Strobe
• 10 = Fast Strobe
• 11 = Faster Strobe
• 12 = Slow Flicker
• 13 = Fast Flicker
• 14 = Constant Glow
• 15 = Distort
• 16 = Hologram (Distort and Fade)[/li]

[li]Render Mode (rendermode) - Controls the type of rendering that is used for an object. Options are:

• 0 = Normal
• 1 = Color
• 2 = Texture
• 3 = Glow
• 4 = Solid
• 5 = Additive[/li]

[li]Master (master) - The name of a multisource (or game_team_master) entity. A master must usually be active in order for the entity to work. Thus they act almost like an on/off switch, in their simplest form, and like an AND gate in the case of the multisource.[/li]
[li]Move Sound (movesnd) - These apply either to door or elevator type entities. For doors, the options are as follows:

• 0 = No Sound
• 1 = Servo (Sliding)
• 2 = Pneumatic (Sliding)
• 3 = Pneumatic (Rolling)
• 4 = Vacuum
• 5 = Power Hydraulic
• 6 = Large Rollers
• 7 = Track Door
• 8 = Snappy Metal Door

And for elevators:

• 0 = No Sound
• 1 = big elev 1
• 2 = big elev 2
• 3 = tech elev 1
• 4 = tech elev 2
• 5 = tech elev 3
• 6 = freight elev 1
• 7 = freight elev 2
• 8 = heavy elev
• 9 = rack elev
• 10 = rail elev
• 11 = squeek elev
• 12 = odd elev 1
• 13 = odd elev 2[/li]

[li]Stop Sound (stopsnd) - This property is found in both door and elevator type entities. For doors, the options are:

• 0 = No Sound
• 1 = Clang with brake
• 2 = Clang reverb
• 3 = Ratchet Stop
• 4 = Chunk
• 5 = Light airbrake
• 6 = Metal Slide Stop
• 7 = Metal Lock Stop
• 8 = Snappy Metal Stop

And these are elevator options:

• 0 = no sound
• 1 = big elev stop 1
• 2 = big elev stop 2
• 3 = freight elev stop
• 4 = heavy elev stop
• 5 = rack stop
• 6 = rail stop
• 7 = squeek stop
• 8 = quick stop[/li]

[li]Target (target) - When an entity is activated, it triggers the entity with the name specified by Target.[/li]
[li]Locked Sound (locked_sound) - Sounds to play when the entity is 'locked'. Options are:

• 0 = None
• 2 = Access Denied
• 8 = Small zap
• 10 = Buzz
• 11 = Buzz Off
• 12 = Latch Locked[/li]

[li]Unlocked Sound (unlocked_sound) - Sound to play when entity is 'unlocked'. Options are:

• 0 = None
• 1 = Big zap & Warmup
• 3 = Access Granted
• 4 = Quick Combolock
• 5 = Power Deadbolt 1
• 6 = Power Deadbolt 2
• 7 = Plunger
• 8 = Small zap
• 9 = Keycard Sound
• 10 = Buzz
• 13 = Latch Unlocked
• 14 = Light Switch[/li]

[li]Locked Sentence (locked_sentence) - Sentence that is spoken when entity is 'locked'. Options are:

• 1 = Gen. Access Denied
• 2 = Security Lockout
• 3 = Blast Door
• 4 = Fire Door
• 5 = Chemical Door
• 6 = Radiation Door
• 7 = Gen. Containment
• 8 = Maintenance Door
• 9 = Broken Shut Door[/li]

[li]Unlocked Sentence (unlocked_sentence) - Sentence that is spoken when entity is 'unlocked'. Options are:

• 1 = Gen. Access Granted
• 2 = Security Disengaged
• 3 = Blast Door
• 4 = Fire Door
• 5 = Chemical Door
• 6 = Radiation Door
• 7 = General Containment
• 8 = Maintenance area[/li]

[li]FX Amount (renderamt)[/li]
[li]FX Color (rendercolor)[/li]
[li]Global Entity Name (globalname)[/li]
[li]Pitch Roll Yaw (angles)[/li]
[li]Kill Target (killtarget)[/li]
[li]Speed (speed) - Speed at which the door rotates.[/li]
[li]Delay before close (wait) - Delay before the door rotates back to its closed position (-1 makes it stay open).[/li]
[li]Lip (lip) - The number of units left behind after a move (lip is subtracted from the move distance). Use a negative value to make it <I>add</I> units to the move distance.[/li]
[li]Damage inflicted when blocked (dmg) - How much damage the player receives if trapped in a closing door.[/li]
[li]Message if triggered (message)[/li]
[li]Delay before fire (delay)[/li]
[li]Fire on Close (netname)[/li]
[li]Health (health) - With a non-zero value here, the door will have to be damaged to this extent to open.[/li]
[li]Minimum light level (_minlight)[/li]
[li]ZHLT Lightflags (zhlt_lightflags)[/li]
[li]Light Origin Target (light_origin)[/li]
[li]Distance (distance) - Distance in degrees to rotate.[/li]
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Flags

• Starts open (1) - Door starts in its 'open' position.
• Reverse Direction (2) - Reverse direction of rotation.
• Don't link (4)
• Passable (8)
• One Way (16) - Door only opens in one direction.
• Toggle (32)
• X axis (64) - Door will rotate on its X axis.
• Y axis (128) - Door will rotate on its Y axis.
• Use only (256) - Player must "use" to open. Enabling this prevents the entity being triggered any other way.
• Monsters can't (512) - Monsters with arms (e.g. zombies, grunts) can't use the door.
• Not in Deathmatch (2048)

Notes

• The func_door_rotating requires an origin brush as part of its entity. This gives it the axis to rotate on.

• The axis defaults to Z if neither of the axis flags is enabled.

• There are two ways to reverse the direction of rotating: check the relevent flag, or make the Distance property negative.

• If One Way is not enabled, the door will open away from the player.