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* [https://wiki.tf2classic.com/wiki/Installation Installing Team Fortress 2 Classic] ...2classic.com/wiki/Setting_up_Hammer Configuring Hammer for Team Fortress 2 Classic]

...=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game2=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Entities]]

...=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game2=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Entities]]

...=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game2=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Entities]]

...=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game2=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Entities]]

...=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game2=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Entities]]

...=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game2=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Entities]]

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...}{{TF2 topicon}}{{source topicon}}[[Category:Level Design]][[Category:Team Fortress 2|Basic]] ...ll for a unique set of map elements, including an intricate system of goal entities that are used to create several different game types. This article attempts

...=Half-Life: Opposing Force|game2=Half-Life: Blue Shift|game3=Team Fortress Classic}} [[Category:Half-Life Entities]]

...er the Defenders. The Attacking team must eventually capture the Defending team's HQ by first securing other command points. Examples of this style of map == Game Setup Entities ==

{{TF2 topicon}} {{lang}} [[Category:Team Fortress 2]] [[Category:Theory]] ...are won either by eliminating the enemy team or capturing a single control point somewhere in the middle of the map.

** <code>cl_old_scoreboard</code> - enables the classic scoreboard. * Added Hex from Deathmatch Classic.

"Contains a list of logic_branch entities and fires outputs when the state of any of the logic_branches changes.\n\n" "A trigger volume that damages entities that touch it."

{{Back|Team Fortress Classic Level Creation}} // Half-Life Team Fortress Classic Game Definition File (.fgd)

@AutoVisGroup = "Entities" "Gamemode Entities"

...because Worldcraft neglected to save the fractional portion of a floating point value: 1.5 would be saved as 1, for example, and 0.5 as 0. Oops! *Added 'map info' function to display the number of solids, entities and faces in the map.