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== Entity Description == | == Entity Description == | ||
Creates an [[area portal]], used to manage visibility in maps. Portals define areas, or spaces that are connected in the map. Both sides of a portal cannot touch the same area, for example, a doughnut-shaped map would require at least two portals to divide the map into two areas. A linear map could be divided into two areas with a single area portal | Creates an [[area portal]], used to manage visibility in maps. Portals define areas, or spaces that are connected in the map. Both sides of a portal cannot touch the same area, for example, a doughnut-shaped map would require at least two portals to divide the map into two areas. A linear map could be divided into two areas with a single area portal. | ||
* Behavior with linked doors can be tricky. If the areaportal is doing the opposite of what it should, closing when the door is open and vice versa, change the areaportal's initial state. | * Behavior with linked doors can be tricky. If the areaportal is doing the opposite of what it should, closing when the door is open and vice versa, change the areaportal's initial state. | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 16 September 2007
Entity Description
Creates an area portal, used to manage visibility in maps. Portals define areas, or spaces that are connected in the map. Both sides of a portal cannot touch the same area, for example, a doughnut-shaped map would require at least two portals to divide the map into two areas. A linear map could be divided into two areas with a single area portal.
- Behavior with linked doors can be tricky. If the areaportal is doing the opposite of what it should, closing when the door is open and vice versa, change the areaportal's initial state.
- Areaportals do not take into account geometry between the portal volume and the player when considering visibility.
To learn how area portals work, see area portal. For a tutorial on the subject, see area portal tutorial.
Keyvalues
- target
- <target_destination> (Optional) The name of a door whose open/closed state controls the on/off state of this area portal.
- StartOpen
- <boolean> Choose the initial state of this entity.
Inputs
- Open
- Open the portal. When the portal is open is can be seen through.
- Close
- Close the portal. When the portal is closed it cannot be seen through.
- Toggle
- Toggle the open/closed state of the portal.