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Note:If placed manually using Hammer, the entity will spawn suspended in mid-air and without any solidity. It's usually better to use a phys_convert on a func_brush, or just use a func_physbox.
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{{base brush|simple_physics_brush}} | {{base brush|simple_physics_brush}} It is a simple physics brush with no unique properties. Brush entities converted by [[phys_convert]] are turned into this entity. Doesn't have any physics when spawned by other means. | ||
{{note|If placed manually using Hammer, the entity will spawn suspended in mid-air and without any solidity. It's usually better to use a phys_convert on a [[func_brush]], or just use a [[func_physbox]].}} | {{note|If placed manually using Hammer, the entity will spawn suspended in mid-air and without any solidity. It's usually better to use a phys_convert on a [[func_brush]], or just use a [[func_physbox]].}} | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 7 May 2021
Template:Base brush It is a simple physics brush with no unique properties. Brush entities converted by phys_convert are turned into this entity. Doesn't have any physics when spawned by other means.
Note:If placed manually using Hammer, the entity will spawn suspended in mid-air and without any solidity. It's usually better to use a phys_convert on a func_brush, or just use a func_physbox.Keyvalues
Inputs
Outputs
See Also
- func_physbox - Conventional physics brush
- simple_physics_prop - Prop counterpart