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{{this is a|console command|name=ent_remove}} This is used to remove entities from the game. Syntax: {{code|ent_remove [optional <[[targetname]]>/<[[classname]]>]}}
{{this is a|console command|name=ent_remove}} This is used to remove entities from the game. Syntax: {{code|ent_remove [optional <[[targetname]]>/<[[classname]]>/<[[entity index]]>]}}
{{bug|If specified entity index does not exist in the map, this command will instead remove [[worldspawn]] causing a crash.}}
== Usage ==
== Usage ==
* {{code|ent_remove}}
* {{code|ent_remove}}

Latest revision as of 04:56, 9 September 2024

ent_remove is a console command available in all Source Source games. This is used to remove entities from the game. Syntax: ent_remove [optional <targetname>/<classname>/<entity index>]

Icon-Bug.pngBug:If specified entity index does not exist in the map, this command will instead remove worldspawn causing a crash.  [todo tested in ?]

Usage

  • ent_remove
    • Remove entity the player is looking at right now
  • ent_remove npc_metropolice
    • Remove only one npc_metropolice from a map
  • ent_remove cupcop
    • Remove entity with targetname cupcop from the map

See also