commentary_dummy
 Class hierarchy
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commentary_dummy is a point entity available in 
Left 4 Dead series. It is used in the Developer Commentary mode of both 
Left 4 Dead and 
Left 4 Dead 2 to display a model to the player, such as a Survivor model.
Keyvalues
- Dummy Model
(model)<model path> - Eye Height
(EyeHeight)<integer> - Eye height relative to origin. Only necessary when staring at players
- Starting Animation
(StartingAnim)<string> - The name of the starting animation that this dummy will play when it spawns.
- Starting Weapons
(StartingWeapons)<string> - The names of any weapons the dummy should have when it spawns. Separated by spaces, commas, or semicolons. Last specified weapon will be equipped
Note:Requires weapon script names, such as "weapon_pistol" and "weapon_rifle_desert". Does not work with melee weapons. Only adds a weapon into the models hands, ignoring attachment points for carried items. Making listing multiple weapons useless, as only last listed weapon will be used- Stare at players
(LookAtPlayers)<boolean> - Set to true if you want the dummy to attempt to stare at players all the time.
Note:If yet to "Yes" entire body turns towards player, but if set to "No", the models eyes will stare to the map center. Set "Head Yaw Pose Parameter" and "Head Pitch Pose Parameter" to a random letter to have the player not turn towards you and just have its eyes following you.- Head Yaw Pose Parameter
(HeadYawPoseParam)<string> - The name of the head yaw pose parameter. Only necessary when staring at players
- Head Pitch Pose Parameter
(HeadPitchPoseParam)<string> - The name of the head yaw pose parameter. Only necessary when staring at players
- Name
(targetname)<string> - The name that other entities refer to this entity by, via Inputs/Outputs or other keyvalues (e.g.
parentnameortarget).
Also displayed in Hammer's 2D views and Entity Report.See also: Generic Keyvalues, Inputs and Outputs available to all entities
Inputs
SetAnimation<string>- Force the dummy to play an animation. The parameter should be the name of the animation.
