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* {{ent|fog_volume}} | * {{ent|fog_volume}} | ||
* {{ent|func_block_charge}} | * {{ent|func_block_charge}} | ||
* {{ent|func_nav_blocker}} | * {{ent|func_nav_blocker}} | ||
* {{ent|func_nav_avoidance_obstacle}} | * {{ent|func_nav_avoidance_obstacle}} | ||
* {{ent|script_nav_blocker}} <!-- not a brush entity eh --> | * {{ent|script_nav_blocker}} <!-- not a brush entity eh --> | ||
; Internal entities | |||
* {{ent|func_viscluster}} | |||
* {{ent|func_detail_blocker}} | |||
== Semi lazy entities == | == Semi lazy entities == | ||
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Certain brush entities apply its effects based on absolute bounding box (AABB) of its brush model instead of brush model itself.
List of lazy brush entities
- Internal entities
Semi lazy entities
- prop_physics - marks nav areas as OBSTRUCTED based on AABB
- trigger_hurt - marks nav areas as DAMAGING based on AABB
- script_trigger_hurt - marks nav areas as DAMAGING based on AABB
- trigger_hurt_ghost - marks nav areas as DAMAGING based on AABB
Example
Example on fog_volume. Green box is AABB and that's the effective area of fog_volume instead of the brush model
