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Confirm:Actual clipping box may often be overridden by game code for entities such as NPCs, as is the case for the GoldSrc equivalent.
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If the [[coordinates]] of the clipping bounding box are all zero, <code>[[$bbox]]</code> is used instead. | If the [[coordinates]] of the clipping bounding box are all zero, <code>[[$bbox]]</code> is used instead. | ||
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[[Category:QC Commands|cbox]] | [[Category:QC Commands|cbox]] | ||
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Revision as of 10:37, 25 March 2025
$cbox is a QC command available in all 
Source games. It sets the clipping bounding box for the model. This box is used for the culling of models in the game for optimization.
A model will be culled as soon as the clipping bounding box is no longer in view of the camera.
If the coordinates of the clipping bounding box are all zero, $bbox is used instead.
Confirm:Actual clipping box may often be overridden by game code for entities such as NPCs, as is the case for the GoldSrc equivalent.Syntax
$cbox (min x) (min y) (min z) (max x) (max y) (max z)