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buzzsaw
description:
The buzzsaw trap! A rotating bloody saw blade...

keys/values:

"currentammo"
"speed"		 the amount of damage for each contact. (default 10)
the speed that it will follow it's path. (default 10)
usage:
  • Use the angle buttons to point the buzzsaw in the direction it should face.
  • Place on a monster path if you want it to move.
  • If it is targeted, it will wait until triggered to activate.
  • It will not damage players until activated.
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dmatch_tag_token
description:
The deathmatch tag token
dragon_corner
description:
Only for use with monster_dragon. Use only as transitions between rooms.

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earthquake
description:
The level-wide earthquake generator

keys/values:

"delay"
"wait"
"weapon"		 duration of the tremor (default 20)
time between tremors (default 60)
richter scale of movement (default 40)
flags:
RANDOM affects the times only. It will change the randomly between 0-n where n is the duration or time between.
usage:
  • if you give a weapon value of 40, the X and Y displacement can vary between -20 and +20, a range of 40.
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func_ctf_wall
description:
This is just a solid wall if not inhibitted. Only appears in CTF teamplay
func_elvtr_button
description:
This is an elevator button only!

keys/values:

"angle"
"target"
"speed"
"wait"
"lip"
"health"
"sounds"		 determines the opening direction
all entities with a matching targetname will be used
override the default 40 speed
override the default 1 second wait (-1 = never return)
override the default 4 pixel lip remaining at end of move
if set, the button must be killed instead of touched
0) steam metal
1) wooden clunk
2) metallic click
3) in-out
flags:
ELVTR_DOWN causes this to be a DOWN button (default is UP)
usage:
  • When a button is touched, it moves some distance in the direction of it's angle, triggers all of it's targets, waits some time, then returns to it's original position where it can be triggered again.
  • Must be used in conjunction with a func_new_plat
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func_new_plat
description:
Rogue's new and improved plat entity. It does different things depending on which flag is checked.

keys/values:

"height" If the "height" key is set, that will determine the amount the plat moves, instead of being implicitly determined by the model's height.
"sounds" Set "sounds" to one of the following:
1) base fast
2) chain slow
flags:
DN_N_WAIT is a plat that starts at the top and when triggered, goes down, waits, then comes back up. health - number of seconds to wait (default 5)
PLT_TOGGLE is a plat that will change between the top and bottom each time it is triggered.
ELEVATOR is an elevator plat. You can have as many levels as you want but they must be all the same distance away. Use elevator button entity as the trigger.
"cnt" is the number of floors
"height" is the distance between floors
START_AT_TOP is an optional flag for elevators. It just tells the elevator that it's position is the top floor. (Default is the bottom floor) USE THIS ONLY WITH ELEVATORS!
PLAT2 is a fixed version of the original plat. If you want the plat to start at the bottom and move to the top on demand, use a negative height. That will tell Quake to lower the plat at spawn time. Always place this plat type in the top position when making the map. This will ensure correct lighting, hopefully. If a plat2 is the target of a trigger, it will be disabled until it has been triggered. Delay is the wait before the plat returns to original position. (If you don't want to bother figuring out the height, don't put a value in the height. The plat's brush height will be used instead)
"delay" default 3
"speed" default 150
"cnt" default 2
P2_BOTTOM is an optional switch to have an auto-sized plat2 start at the bottom.
usage:
  • Plats are always drawn in the extended position, so they will light correctly.
  • If the plat is the target of another trigger or button, it will start out disabled in the extended position until it is trigger, when it will lower and become a normal plat.
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info_overlord_destination
description:
This is the destination marker for the overlord. It does not require any other fields filled in.
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info_player_team*
description:
info_player_team1 potential spawn point for red team
info_player_team2 potential spawn point for blue team
usage:
These only appear in CTF play.
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item_flag_*
description:
info_flag is the flag for OneTeam play
info_flag_team1 is the red team flag
info_flag_team2 is the blue team flag
usage:
These only appear in CTF play
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