Weapon ar2

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The title given to this article is incorrect due to technical limitations. The correct title is weapon_ar2.

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1 Entity Description

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Entity Description

Assault Rifle 2

The weapon_ar2 entity can be used to place an Overwatch pulse rifle in a map. This rifle can be picked up and used as a weapon. When picked up, the player is given 60 pulses and the rifle if they do not already possess one. Additional pulses (up to 90 in total) can be picked up, as well as pulse orbs (up to 3). A clip of pulses can be placed in a map with the item_ammo_ar2 or item_ammo_ar2_large entity. Pulse orbs can be placed in a map with the item_ammo_ar2_altfire entity. The rifle also follows all physics rules as if it were a prop_physics. It is relevant in Half-Life 2 single and multi player.

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Keyvalues

targetname <target_source>

Defines the name that other entities refer to this entity by.

hammerid [Episode Two Update]

<integer readonly> This id is used for debugging purposes in Hammer.

angles <angle>

Pitch Yaw Roll (Y Z X)

This entity's angular orientation in the world (also used for angular effect entities).

fademindist [Episode One Update]

<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 [Episode One Update]

<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 [Episode One Update]

<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.

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