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Tip:To make a brush non-solid without wasting an edict, use %CompileNonSolid materials on an func_detail instead. If custom compilers such as VBSP++ are available for your game, use func_detail_illusionary to remove the need for a unique material. An example of how to add it to the compiler yourself can be found on GitHub.
Bug:This entity will set its angles to 0 0 0 upon spawning. This means the entity contained inside rotated instances will not be rotated correctly! (Fixed in 
)
Workaround:Use func_brush instead which does not have this problem, or collapse the instance.
(tested in: 
)
Note:For Keyvalues and Inputs affecting brush rendering, see Brush entity/Rendering related keyvalues and inputs
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{{base brush|func_illusionary}} | {{LanguageBar}} | ||
{{TabsBar|main=gs|base=Func illusionary}} | |||
{{CD|CFuncIllusionary|base=CBaseEntity|file1=bmodels.cpp}} | |||
{{preserved entity}} | |||
{{this is a|brush entity|name=func_illusionary}} It's a brush entity that has no collision. | |||
Originally added as a legacy entity from {{Gldsrc|4}} for backwards compatibility, Valve has also used it in Source games (such as {{hl2|2}} and {{csgo|2}}) as a simple non-solid brush. {{ent|func_brush}} with its <tt>Solidity</tt> property set to ''Never Solid'' will act the same, except it allows more options to be modified. This entity can be used for simplicity or clarity if less functionality is needed, as it is always non-solid. | |||
{{tip|To make a brush non-solid without wasting an [[edict]], use [[%CompileNonSolid]] materials on an {{ent|func_detail}} instead. If custom compilers such as [[VBSP++]] are available for your game, use {{ent|func_detail_illusionary}} to remove the need for a unique material. An example of how to add it to the compiler yourself can be found [https://github.com/ValveSoftware/source-sdk-2013/pull/1323 on GitHub].}} | |||
{{bug|tested={{tf2}}|This entity will set its angles to 0 0 0 upon spawning. This means the entity contained inside rotated [[instance]]s will not be rotated correctly! (Fixed in {{l4d2}}) | |||
{{workaround|Use {{ent|func_brush}} instead which does not have this problem, or collapse the instance. }} | |||
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==Keyvalues== | |||
{{Brush rendering note}} | |||
== Keyvalues == | |||
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{{KV Targetname}} | {{KV Targetname}} | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* | * {{ent|func_brush}} | ||
Latest revision as of 12:37, 2 September 2025
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This is a preserved entity in 
If the game has round restart mechanics this entity may not behave as expected.
If the game has round restart mechanics this entity may not behave as expected.
func_illusionary is a brush entity available in all 
Source games. It's a brush entity that has no collision.
Originally added as a legacy entity from 
GoldSrc for backwards compatibility, Valve has also used it in Source games (such as 
Half-Life 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) as a simple non-solid brush. func_brush with its Solidity property set to Never Solid will act the same, except it allows more options to be modified. This entity can be used for simplicity or clarity if less functionality is needed, as it is always non-solid.
Tip:To make a brush non-solid without wasting an edict, use %CompileNonSolid materials on an func_detail instead. If custom compilers such as VBSP++ are available for your game, use func_detail_illusionary to remove the need for a unique material. An example of how to add it to the compiler yourself can be found on GitHub.Bug:This entity will set its angles to 0 0 0 upon spawning. This means the entity contained inside rotated instances will not be rotated correctly! (Fixed in )
Workaround:Use func_brush instead which does not have this problem, or collapse the instance. )Keyvalues
Note:For Keyvalues and Inputs affecting brush rendering, see Brush entity/Rendering related keyvalues and inputs- Name (targetname) <string>[ Edit ]
- The name that other entities refer to this entity by, via Inputs/Outputs or other keyvalues (e.g.
parentnameortarget).
Also displayed in Hammer's 2D views and Entity Report.See also: Generic Keyvalues, Inputs and Outputs available to all entities