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{{This is a|[[input]]|engine=Source 2}} It lets mappers add [[output]]s to an entity at runtime. | {{stub}} | ||
{{This is a|[[input]]|name=AddOutput|engine=Source 2}} It lets mappers add [[output]]s to an entity at runtime. Unlike Source 1, this is not able to change keyvalues of an entity. | |||
Syntax: | |||
<code>outputname>targetname>inputname>parameter>delay>max times to fire (-1 == infinite)</code> | |||
{{note| | |||
* all five <code>></code> symbols are required even if the fields are left blank | |||
* inputname has no default (in Source it defaulted to Use input) | |||
* parameter if blank means the output will use its value if it has one (this is just regular output behavior not an AddOutput thing) | |||
* delay if blank defaults to 0 | |||
* max times to fire if blank defaults to -1 | |||
}} | |||
{{Example| | |||
* <code>ent_fire ent AddOutput OnUser1>target_entity>Kill>>2>-1</code> | |||
* <code>ent_fire ent AddOutput OnUser2>target2>FireUser4>>></code>}} | |||
{{Tip|To easily remember the syntax start by typing <code>>>>>></code> and then fill out the blanks which go in the same order as setting up an output in Hammer <!-- is this tip | |||
{{ | actually useful ? -->}} | ||
== See also == | |||
* [[Generic Keyvalues, Inputs and Outputs (Source 2)#Inputs|Inputs available to all entities]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:09, 6 May 2025
AddOutput is an input available in all 
Source 2 games. It lets mappers add outputs to an entity at runtime. Unlike Source 1, this is not able to change keyvalues of an entity.
Syntax:
outputname>targetname>inputname>parameter>delay>max times to fire (-1 == infinite)
Note:
- all five
>symbols are required even if the fields are left blank - inputname has no default (in Source it defaulted to Use input)
- parameter if blank means the output will use its value if it has one (this is just regular output behavior not an AddOutput thing)
- delay if blank defaults to 0
- max times to fire if blank defaults to -1
Example:
ent_fire ent AddOutput OnUser1>target_entity>Kill>>2>-1ent_fire ent AddOutput OnUser2>target2>FireUser4>>>
Tip:To easily remember the syntax start by typing >>>>> and then fill out the blanks which go in the same order as setting up an output in Hammer