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In {{source|4}}, this effect is represented in | In {{source|4}}, this effect is represented in multiple ways: | ||
*[[Ropes]] being pushed up. | *[[Ropes]] being pushed up. | ||
*Dust clouds. | *Dust clouds. | ||
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Rotor wash is something mentioned by many entities in Hammer. Rotor wash is the effect of downward wind generated by a helicopter as the propellers spin.
Source
In Source, this effect is represented in multiple ways:
- Ropes being pushed up.
- Dust clouds.
- Physics objects being pushed away.
- Special ring-shaped water overlays.
Examples
Half-Life 2
All of the large flying NPCs (such as the Combine helicopters) in Half-Life 2 are capable of generating rotor wash.
Rotorwash effect from a Half-Life 2 helicopter pushing away cans.