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{{KV|Name|intn=targetname|string|The [[targetname]] that other entities refer to this entity by.}} {{tr|style=position:sticky; z-index:10; top:0|

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Handles how a NextBot sees certain entities in its environment. | {{tr

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:*'''<nowiki>*</nowiki>tr''' is a trace_t class. The results of the UTIL_TraceLine are written to thi ...in World Space coordinates. For Player's this is their feet, and for most entities :*it is either the center or bottom of the model.

// We want to capture touches from other entities const trace_t &tr = GetTouchTrace();

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'''Tool textures''' are used, mostly by the entities they're named after, but sometimes by parts of the engine such visibility c | {{tr

Rockets, grenades, and other projectiles are entities in their own right which exist independently of the weapon they came from. * [[Authoring a Model Entity]] (for creating [[QPhysics]] entities)

...around the world. We'll also look at the touch function, available to all entities, which we will use to make the entity move when touched. ...example we'll take advantage of some code that's already written for brush entities in <code>[[CBaseTrigger]]</code>. To access it we need a second include: <c

trace_t tr; // Search for objects in a sphere (tests for entities that are not solid, yet still usable)

CS:S only lag compensates players. It may be useful to also compensate other entities, and this can be approximated by reading the player's current ping. This also a useful example to see how to create moving entities, do collision tests, etc.

...s facing away from light) and a mod/game without it(shadows directly under entities).]] ...s generally given by the {{ent|shadow_control}} entity, but it affects all entities in a level.

trace_t tr; ...ity, vWantedPos, vWantedPos, MASK_NPCSOLID, pEntity, COLLISION_GROUP_NPC, &tr );

This inventory is pretty simple. It saves the entities, which the player finds on his way, but only for the current session. It's virtual void InitEntityList( void ); // The Entities gets added here.

...thout having to write a single line of code, or having sprawling chains of entities. Not meant to program a game entirely in it, but to augment it. | {{tr

// Ragdoll entities. trace_t tr;