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In code, it is represented by the
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Bug:Due to mistake in code alpha value isn't read properly from these commands but if you specify rgb it also has to be specified for the fade to work. [todo tested in ?]
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{{fl|4|nofgd=1|Triggering player only| Only affects the screen of the {{ent|!activator}}. <code>!activator</code> is probably the easiest to reach through a [[trigger]] entity. If not checked, the fade will apply to all players.}} | {{fl|4|nofgd=1|Triggering player only| Only affects the screen of the {{ent|!activator}}. <code>!activator</code> is probably the easiest to reach through a [[trigger]] entity. If not checked, the fade will apply to all players.}} | ||
{{fl|8|Stay Out|Fade remains indefinitely until another fade deactivates it.}} | {{fl|8|Stay Out|Fade remains indefinitely until another fade deactivates it.}} | ||
{{bug|{{tf2}}<code>Fade From</code> and <code>Triggering player only</code> combined do not work. Fade effects with <code>Stay Out</code> and <code>Triggering player only</code> are permanent!}} | |||
::{{todo|test in other games}} | |||
==Inputs== | ==Inputs== | ||
Revision as of 22:41, 11 December 2022
Template:Base point It controls screen fades to or from a solid color. Add Duration and Hold Time together for the total time this entity will be in effect.
In code, it is represented by theCEnvFadeclass, defined in theEnvFade.cppfile.
Keyvalues
- Duration (seconds) (duration) <string>
- The time that it will take to fade the screen in or out.
- Hold Fade (seconds) (holdtime) <string>
- The time to hold the faded in/out state.
- Fade Alpha (renderamt) <integer>
- Alpha of the fade, where 0 = fully transparent and 255 = fully opaque.
- Fade Color (R G B) (rendercolor) <color255>
- Fade color.
- Reverse Fade Duration (seconds) (ReverseFadeDuration) <float> (in all games since
) - The duration of the reverse fade.
Flags
- Fade From : [1]
- Screen fades from the specified color instead of to it.
- Modulate : [2]
- Uses attenuation blending to achieve the fade. The normal fade does a straight weighted blend between the screen and the fading color. Modulate actually attenuates the RGB channels. For example, a color of
0 255 0would mute the red and blue channels and create a green nightvision-type effect.
- Triggering player only : [4] !FGD
- Only affects the screen of the !activator.
!activatoris probably the easiest to reach through a trigger entity. If not checked, the fade will apply to all players.
- Stay Out : [8]
- Fade remains indefinitely until another fade deactivates it.
Bug:Fade From and Triggering player only combined do not work. Fade effects with Stay Out and Triggering player only are permanent! [todo tested in ?]- Todo: test in other games
Inputs
- Fade
- Start the screen fade.
- FadeReverse (in all games since )
- Begin doing the reverse of the current fade.
- Alpha !FGD
- Changes Fade Alpha.
- Color !FGD
- Changes Fade Color.
Outputs
- OnBeginFade
- Fired when the fade has begun.
ConCommands
| Cvar/Command | Parameters or default value | Descriptor | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| fadein | float int int int int | Time (seconds), Red, Green, Blue, Alpha | Makes the screen black (or the specified color), then fades to the normal view. |
| fadeout | float int int int int | Time (seconds), Red, Green, Blue, Alpha | Fades the screen to black (or the specified color). |
Bug:Due to mistake in code alpha value isn't read properly from these commands but if you specify rgb it also has to be specified for the fade to work. [todo tested in ?]