Pt-br/Creating Brush Entities

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Já criamos pincéis. Há um outro lado deles: a entidade pincel

Neste exemplo, criaremos um pincel que funciona como uma porta deslizante. Quando o jogador tocar o pincel, ele se elevará no ar e permitirá a passagem.

Uma func_door básica

Construção

1. Selecione o bloco Block tool e crie um novo pincel. 128×128×16 é um bom tamanho, mas qualquer tamanho serve.
   Dica:Se a grade do Hammer for muito grande para ser reduzida a 16 unidades, pressione [ ou clique em Smaller Grid' para reduzi-la. Nunca desative o encaixe a menos que você realmente precise!
2. Mova o pincel para uma entidade (também conhecido como “amarrar” a uma entidade) usando Ctrl+T ou o botão toEntity:

   

   Dica:Se você tiver desmarcado o pincel ao qual deseja vincular a entidade, será necessário selecionar novamente, caso contrário, o botão toEntity não funcionará quando você clicar nele
3. Isso abrirá a caixa de diálogo Propiedades do Objeto:

   

   Dica:Se você precisar acessar a caixa de diálogo novamente mais tarde, selecione o pincel e pressione Alt+Enter.
4. Select func_door from the “Class” drop-down menu in the top left (you can search by typing into the box) and hit “Apply”.
5. Near the bottom of the main “Keyvalues” list, find “Move Direction”. Either change its value to read “-90 0 0” or select “Up” from the drop-down list to the left of the black circle.
6. Click “Apply” again, then close the Object Properties dialog.

You should now be able to compile your map and see the door working.

Finishing

Open the Texture Browser and filter for “door”. Choose a material that you like and apply it to your brush as you would normally. You might also want to build a wall that connects the door to the edges of your map.

But don’t get too carried away!

Destroying

To make a brush entity back into a regular one, select it and press Ctrl+Shift+W, or ToWorld, right next to the ToEntity button you clicked earlier.

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