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Warning:Most of these MoveTypes are called by the engine, safe ones to use are: 0, 2, 4, 5, 8.
Tip:In 
or later, you can test these out in game with console command
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''MoveType'' defines the way entity behaves and moves. For example <code>movetype 0</code> will freeze the entity and nothing can affect it until its ''MoveType'' is changed. | ''MoveType'' defines the way entity behaves and moves. For example <code>movetype 0</code> will freeze the entity and nothing can affect it until its ''MoveType'' is changed. | ||
{{warning|Most of these ''MoveTypes'' are called by the engine, safe ones to use are: '''0, 2, 4, 5, 8'''.}} | {{warning|Most of these ''MoveTypes'' are called by the engine, safe ones to use are: '''0, 2, 4, 5, 8'''.}} | ||
{{tip|In {{as}}{{tf2}} or later, you can test these out in game with console command <code>ent_fire player AddOutput "MoveType #"</code> where ''#'' is a number from table below.}} | |||
== Various MoveTypes in Valve Source Engine titles == | == Various MoveTypes in Valve Source Engine titles == | ||
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|For players, when moving on a ladder. | |For players, when moving on a ladder. | ||
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|<code> | |<code>MOVETYPE_OBSERVER</code> | ||
|<code>10</code> | |<code>10</code> | ||
|Spectator movetype. '''DO NOT''' use this to make player spectate. | |Spectator movetype. '''DO NOT''' use this to make player spectate. | ||
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MoveType defines the way entity behaves and moves. For example movetype 0 will freeze the entity and nothing can affect it until its MoveType is changed.
Warning:Most of these MoveTypes are called by the engine, safe ones to use are: 0, 2, 4, 5, 8.Tip:In or later, you can test these out in game with console command ent_fire player AddOutput "MoveType #" where # is a number from table below.Various MoveTypes in Valve Source Engine titles
| Name | Decimal | Description |
|---|---|---|
MOVETYPE_NONE
|
0
|
Freezes the entity, outside sources can't move it. |
MOVETYPE_ISOMETRIC
|
1
|
For players in TF2 commander view etc. Do not use this for normal players! |
MOVETYPE_WALK
|
2
|
Default player (client) move type. |
MOVETYPE_STEP
|
3
|
NPC movement |
MOVETYPE_FLY
|
4
|
Fly with no gravity. |
MOVETYPE_FLYGRAVITY
|
5
|
Fly with gravity. |
MOVETYPE_VPHYSICS
|
6
|
Physics movetype (prop models etc.) |
MOVETYPE_PUSH
|
7
|
No clip to world, but pushes and crushes things. |
MOVETYPE_NOCLIP
|
8
|
Noclip, behaves exactly the same as console command. |
MOVETYPE_LADDER
|
9
|
For players, when moving on a ladder. |
MOVETYPE_OBSERVER
|
10
|
Spectator movetype. DO NOT use this to make player spectate. |
MOVETYPE_CUSTOM
|
11
|
Custom movetype, can be applied to the player to prevent the default movement code from running, while still calling the related hooks. |
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