Talk:Point template
I can't understand one bit of this entitys description. What's an interdependancy? How will it change the name? Why? What goes where and how's who what for? --Andreasen 03:07, 7 Apr 2006 (PDT)
- This makes complete sense...it's saying that all connections still work when they're recreated—ts2do 14:17, 7 Apr 2006 (PDT)
Fixed is usually a reserved word (in the programming world) that means that the value is immutable. I think you should say redirected or renamed. At least clarify what "fixed" means. --Molaughlen 20:04, 28 May 2008 (PDT)
Looks like point_template can't be in hierarchy with another point_template. Tested in HL2. --FaTony 18:22, 8 Sep 2008 (PDT)
- No it can.--Gear 17:12, 9 Sep 2008 (PDT)
- Huh, child spawns automatically, but it shouldn't. And if I kill it, it doesn't spawn anymore.--FaTony 22:12, 1 Oct 2008 (PDT)
Ending targetnames with a number will bug out the template
I just tried to spawn a point_template with an entity assigned to it that ended with a number. It effectively generated an error in the console with all data etc... and it was fixed by removing the number from the entity. I will add this as a bug so people are aware of this, should they ever try to do it or encounter the error. --JorisCeoen (talk) 20:36, 2 July 2017 (UTC)
Using Parameter Override box
Tested in TF2: the name fixup will not change anything in the parameter override box. Paraphrased from console:
(22.80) input relay&0014: train.SetParent(templated_entity) Entity func_tracktrain(train) has bad parent templated_entity
As can be seen, the output is trying to use the "base" name instead of the fixedup name.
(Pd) (talk) 01:29, 23 March 2018 (UTC)
Can't force spawn func_brush
Tried it in 
, by adding the name of a func_brush as a Template01, but got the error:
CreateInstance called on a point_template that has no templates: [name of point_template].
I get the same result with func_illusionary, however func_breakable works fine.
It would make sense to me that all of the S_PreserveEnts are not spawnable with the point_template.
If true, it would be really good to read this information on this site. -- Popcorn (talk) 13:23, 12 November 2020 (PST)
