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==Key Values==
==Key Values==
{{hl1_kv_targetname}}
{{hl1_kv_targetname}}
{{KV|Sprite Name|intn=model|sprite|This defines which sprite file will be displayed by the entity.}}
{{hl1 kv model}}
{{KV|Scale|intn=scale|integer|Sets the scale of the sprite, in the form of a size multiplier.}}
{{KV|Scale|intn=scale|float|Scale multiplier of the sprite (SPR only).}}
{{KV|Sequence|intn=sequence|int|Animation to play (MDL only).}}
{{hl1_kv_renderfields}}
{{hl1_kv_renderfields}}

Revision as of 10:28, 27 March 2025

env_glow is a point entity available in all GoldSrc GoldSrc games. The env_glow entity is much like the env_sprite in that it places a sprite within the map. The only differences seem to be that the env_glow does not animate its sprite, it cannot be triggered, and that it lacks some of the options that the env_sprite has.

Key Values

Name (targetname) <string>
The targetname that other entities refer to this entity by.
Model (model) <model path>
Model to display (MDL, BSP, or SPR). Relative to mod folder.
Scale (scale) <float>
Scale multiplier of the sprite (SPR only).
Sequence (sequence) <integer>
Animation to play (MDL only).
Render FX (renderfx) <choices>
Render FX mode to use, for special effects.
Value Description
0 Normal
1 Slow Pulse
2 Fast Pulse
3 Slow Wide Pulse
4 Fast Wide Pulse
5 Slow Fade Away
6 Fast Fade Away
7 Slow Become Solid
8 Fast Become Solid
9 Slow Strobe
10 Fast Strobe
11 Faster Strobe
12 Slow Flicker
13 Fast Flicker
14 Constant Glow
15 Distort
16 Hologram (Distort + fade)
Render Mode (rendermode) <choices>
Render Mode to use.
Value Description
0 Normal
1 Color
2 Texture
3 Glow
4 Solid
5 Additive
Render Amount (0-255) (renderamt) <integer>
Controls transparency when using another render mode then normal. 0 is completely invisible, and 255 is opaque. If render mode is solid, then all values except 0 are opaque.
Render Color (R G B) (rendercolor) <color255>
Color to use by the specified render mode.
Also used on brush entities to control the speed of scrolling textures; see func_conveyor for more information.