item_dynamic_resupply

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Entity Description

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Gives player a load managed by one entity All Desired* keyvalues range from 0 to 1 and represent a ratio (for example 1 ammo clip).

Each entity can only spawn one item of the appropriate type to achieve the desired player inventory values. Also, the entity will not spawn an item if the player is already at or above the desired values, or if other existing items in the vicinity can help the player achieve those values.

When the player enters the PVS of this entity, it will determine the item most needed by the player, spawn one of those items, and remove itself. To determine which item the player most needs, it calculates which of the Desired Health/Armor/Ammo ratios the player is farthest from.

If the player is above all the desired levels, then no item will be spawned, unless this item_dynamic_resupply was created by an item_item_crate. In that case, a random piece of ammo used by a weapon, that the player has, will be spawned. If the 'Fallback to Health Vial' spawnflag is set, a health vial will be spawned instead of the ammo.

By default, the item_dynamic_resupply uses the values inside the Master resupply, instead of using it's own values. This makes it easy to tweak the desired loadout of many resupplies. The BecomeMaster input allows you to switch Masters dynamically as the level progresses.

Keyvalues

Targetname:

Name <string>: The targetname other entities refer to this entity by.

Angles:

Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X) <angle>: This entity's angular orientation in the world.

Shadow:

Disable shadows <bool>: Prevent the entity from creating cheap render-to-texture shadows. Does not affect shadow mapping.

fademindist

<float> Distance at which the prop starts to fade (<0 = use fademaxdist). If 'Screen Space Fade' is selected, this represents the number of pixels wide covered by the prop when it starts to fade.

fademaxdist

<float> Maximum distance at which the prop is visible (0 = don't fade out). If 'Screen Space Fade' is selected, this represents the *minimum* number of pixels wide covered by the prop when it fades.

fadescale

<float> If you specify a fade in the worldspawn, or if the engine is running under dx7, then the engine will forcibly fade out props even if fademindist/fademaxdist isn't specified. This scale factor gives you some control over the fade. Using 0 here turns off the forcible fades.

DesiredHealth

<float> Attempt to fill the player up to this percentage of his max health.

DesiredArmor

<float> Attempt to fill the player up to this percentage of his max armor.

DesiredAmmoPistol