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Note:This entity is also in the code for 
. Its functionality is not guaranteed.
In code, it is represented by the
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{{lang|Env ar2explosion}} | {{lang|Env ar2explosion}}{{this is a|e0|series=Half-Life 2|name=env_ar2explosion}} Creates a big, volume-filling brown cloud, but does not cause damage or emit sound. Despite the name it appears to have nothing to do with the [[weapon_ar2|AR2]]. | ||
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This entity creates 11 others as well: | This entity creates 11 others as well: | ||
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env_ar2explosion is an e0 available in 
Half-Life 2 series. Creates a big, volume-filling brown cloud, but does not cause damage or emit sound. Despite the name it appears to have nothing to do with the AR2.
This entity creates 11 others as well:
- One is an ar2explosion (removed after dust clears).
- The other 10 are env_sprites (remain after dust clears but are reused or replaced every time the explosion is set off).
Note:This entity is also in the code for . Its functionality is not guaranteed.
In code, it is represented by theCEnvAR2Explosionclass, defined in thear2_explosion.cppfile.
Keyvalues
- Particle Material (material) ([todo internal name (i)]) <material>
- The material to use for each particle in the explosion.
Inputs
- Explode
- Make the explosion effect.