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In code, it is represented by the
Note:Changing the size is not able via variables (e.g., math_counter). You can set the different sizes in a logic_case to get a near-blend between different sizes.
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{{lang|Prop scalable}} | <!-- When this page is updated to {{langsp}} or {{language subpage}} instead of {{lang}}, please move {{this is a}} to the base page, as it is automatically translated. -->{{lang|Prop scalable}}{{this is a|name=prop_scalable|game=Half-Life 2: Episode Two|e0}} It creates a non-solid model that can be resized dynamically via [[#Inputs|inputs]]. It is used for the "superportal" effects at the beginning and end of the game. This entity is the successor of {{ent|prop_coreball}} from {{Game link|Half-Life 2: Episode One}}. | ||
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Revision as of 12:57, 4 January 2024
prop_scalable is an e0 available in 
Half-Life 2: Episode Two. It creates a non-solid model that can be resized dynamically via inputs. It is used for the "superportal" effects at the beginning and end of the game. This entity is the successor of prop_coreball from 
Half-Life 2: Episode One .
In code, it is represented by theCPropScalableclass, defined in theprop_scalable.cppfile.
Keyvalues
Inputs
- SetScaleX <vector>
- SetScaleY <vector>
- SetScaleZ <vector>
- Scales the model (local axes). Accepts either
newscale timespanornewscale, where "newscale" is a float that sets the new scale of the prop, and "timespan" is an integer number of seconds over which the size change happens. If no timespan is specified, the changes apply immediately.
Note:Changing the size is not able via variables (e.g., math_counter). You can set the different sizes in a logic_case to get a near-blend between different sizes.