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Note:The new QC is always loaded relative to the current QC's directory - it is not affected by $pushd or $cd!
Tip:Compiled MDL files can also be included with $includemodel.
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{{this is a|QC command|name=$include}} It's used to insert the contents of another <code>.qc</code> (or <code>.qci</code>, for clarity) file as though they were part of the parent file. | |||
{{note|The new QC is always loaded relative to the current QC's directory | {{note|The new QC is always loaded relative to the current QC's directory - it is '''not''' affected by [[$pushd]] or [[$cd]]!}} | ||
{{tip|Compiled [[MDL]] files can also be included with [[$includemodel]].}} | {{tip|Compiled [[MDL]] files can also be included with [[$includemodel]].}} | ||
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$include "ragdoll.qci" | $include "ragdoll.qci" | ||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 18 July 2025
$include is a QC command available in all 
Source games. It's used to insert the contents of another .qc (or .qci, for clarity) file as though they were part of the parent file.
Note:The new QC is always loaded relative to the current QC's directory - it is not affected by $pushd or $cd!Tip:Compiled MDL files can also be included with $includemodel.Example
When the included file is in the same folder as the current one:
$include "ragdoll.qci"