tf_logic_holiday

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Class hierarchy
CTFHolidayEntity ↳CPointEntity ↳CBaseEntity
tf_gamerules.cpp

tf_logic_holiday is a point entity available in Team Fortress 2.

Entity description

Holiday Entity. This is used to force a specific holiday on a map, usually Halloween.

This entity is also used to enable the Spell UI via its HalloweenSetUsingSpells input.

Keyvalues

Name (targetname) <string>[ Edit ]

The name that other entities refer to this entity by, via Inputs/Outputs or other keyvalues (e.g. parentname or target).
Also displayed in Hammer's 2D views and Entity Report.

See also:  Generic Keyvalues, Inputs and Outputs available to all entities

Holiday (holiday_type) <integer choices>

Controls the special events.

Value	Description
None	No special event.
Birthday	Setting to this enables the use of Birthday-restricted gear on the map. In addition, all actions which would normally draw blood will produce random party effects and there is a chance of a birthday beach ball spawning on the map.
Halloween	Setting to this enables the use of Halloween-restricted gear on the map as well as causes halloween candy (which provides a brief mini-crit effect when collected) to randomly drop from killed players.

Todo: See if there are other effects associated with the events.

Taunt in Hell (tauntInHell) <integer choices>

Should players taunt when teleported to Hell.

Haunting (allowHaunting) <integer choices>

Allow Wheel of Doom haunting.

Note:tauntInHell and allowHaunting are defined in game code as integers, but are treated as booleans; any value greater than 0 is treated as true.

Inputs

HalloweenSetUsingSpells <integerRedirectInput/integer>

Disable/Enable spells for this map. Only works on Halloween maps.

Note:This affects whether or not players drop spells on death and whether or not spells appear on the HUD. Spells placed in the map via. Hammer will work regardless.

Note:This input is defined in game code as taking an integer, but treats it like a boolean; 0 is false (disable spells), and any other value is true (enable spells).

Halloween2013TeleportToHell <stringRedirectInput/string>

Teleport all players to hell.

Clarify: What parameter is used for.