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env_speaker is an e0 available in 
Half-Life 2 series. It randomly emits announcements using the response rules system.
{{stray ent|
In code, it is represented by theCSpeakerclass, defined in theenv_speaker.cppfile.
Flags
- 1: Start Silent
- 2: Play Everywhere
Keyvalues
- Min Delay Between Announcements (delaymin) ([todo internal name (i)]) <float>
- Minimum time between announcements in seconds.
- Max Delay Between Announcements (delaymax) ([todo internal name (i)]) <float>
- Maximum time between announcements in seconds.
- Context rule script (rulescript) ([todo internal name (i)]) <string>
- The response rules script file to load.
Inputs
- TurnOn
- Start random announcements.
- TurnOff
- Stop random announcements.
- Toggle
- If on, turn off. If off, turn on.