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==Entity description== | ==Entity description== | ||
Lets you trigger multiple entities, potentially with a delay before fire for each targeted entity. | |||
To | To trigger an entity with it, you must first turn off smart edit, then add keyvalue pairs for the targets. The "key" is the [[targetname]] of the entity you want to target. The "value" is the delay in seconds before the entity is triggered after the <code>multi_manager</code> itself has been triggered. The same targetname can be targeted multiple times at different delays, however the keyvalue will become ''targetname#1'' and so on. | ||
A maximum of 16 targets can exist for a single <code>multi_manager</code>. | A maximum of 16 targets can exist for a single <code>multi_manager</code>. | ||
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{{Hl1 kv targetname}} | {{Hl1 kv targetname}} | ||
{{ScrollBox|title=Targets| | {{ScrollBox|title=Targets| | ||
; Any other entity's [[targetname]] <code><[[ | ; Any other entity's [[targetname]] <code><[[float]]></code> | ||
: The entity targetnames to be fired by this <code>multi_manager</code>. The key is the targetname of another entity, and the value is the delay in seconds. Up to 16 targets in the queue can exist.{{note|These keyvalues must be added manually without smart edit.}}}} | : The entity targetnames to be fired by this <code>multi_manager</code>. The key is the targetname of another entity, and the value is the delay in seconds. Up to 16 targets in the queue can exist.{{note|These keyvalues must be added manually without smart edit.}}}} | ||
==Flags== | ==Flags== | ||
* 1: Multithreaded - This allows the <code>multi_manager</code> to be targeted again after it has been targeted once, but before all of the targets in | * 1: Multithreaded - This allows the <code>multi_manager</code> to be targeted again after it has been targeted once, but before all of the targets in its queue have been fired. It does this by creating a clone of itself that will trigger all targets and then remove itself. This can cause a noticeable increase in the number of entities if the manager has targets with long delays. | ||
[[Category:Half-Life]][[Category:Half-Life Entities]] | [[Category:Half-Life]][[Category:Half-Life Entities]] | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 14 December 2015
Entity description
Lets you trigger multiple entities, potentially with a delay before fire for each targeted entity.
To trigger an entity with it, you must first turn off smart edit, then add keyvalue pairs for the targets. The "key" is the targetname of the entity you want to target. The "value" is the delay in seconds before the entity is triggered after the multi_manager itself has been triggered. The same targetname can be targeted multiple times at different delays, however the keyvalue will become targetname#1 and so on.
A maximum of 16 targets can exist for a single multi_manager.
Key Values
- Name (targetname) <string>
- The targetname that other entities refer to this entity by.
Targets:
- Any other entity's targetname
<float> - The entity targetnames to be fired by this
multi_manager. The key is the targetname of another entity, and the value is the delay in seconds. Up to 16 targets in the queue can exist.
Note:These keyvalues must be added manually without smart edit.
Flags
- 1: Multithreaded - This allows the
multi_managerto be targeted again after it has been targeted once, but before all of the targets in its queue have been fired. It does this by creating a clone of itself that will trigger all targets and then remove itself. This can cause a noticeable increase in the number of entities if the manager has targets with long delays.