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* [[Hammer Clipping Tool]], the tool used to split brushes along a clipping plane. | * [[Hammer Clipping Tool]], the tool used to split brushes along a clipping plane. | ||
* The creation of brushes with [[Clip texture]]s applied. | * The creation of brushes with [[Clip texture]]s applied. | ||
** For information specific to clip brushes in {{ | ** For information specific to clip brushes in {{Left 4 Dead|4}}, see [[L4D Level Design/Clip Brushes]]. | ||
** For information specific to clip brushes in {{ | ** For information specific to clip brushes in {{Team Fortress 2|4}}, see [[TF2 Design Theory#Clipping|TF2 Design Theory - Clipping]]. | ||
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Clipping may refer to:
- Hammer Clipping Tool, the tool used to split brushes along a clipping plane.
- The creation of brushes with Clip textures applied.
- For information specific to clip brushes in
Left 4 Dead, see L4D Level Design/Clip Brushes. - For information specific to clip brushes in
Team Fortress 2, see TF2 Design Theory - Clipping.
- For information specific to clip brushes in