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Revision as of 08:04, 28 September 2008
Teleporters can be created using standard Source entities.
One-way teleporter
File:Rustiznotch teleportation.jpg
An example teleportation room.
Start by creating a trigger_teleport as a brush_entity and placing it where you want the teleport entry zone to be. This will be the area in which a player must enter to be teleported (see picture on the right).
- Set the 'Remote Destination' to an arbitrary name (destination1, for example).
- Change to the 'Flags' tab and check the 'Clients' flag.
Next, create an info_teleport_destination as an entity where you want the teleport exit zone. This will be the area where the player is teleported to.
- Set the 'Name' attribute to the arbitrary name that was used in the previous step (destination1).