[nexuiz-commits] r6143 - trunk/data/scripts

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Author: div0
Date: 2009-03-14 08:55:44 -0400 (Sat, 14 Mar 2009)
New Revision: 6143

Modified:
   trunk/data/scripts/entities.def
Log:
document breakage of func_illusionary


Modified: trunk/data/scripts/entities.def
===================================================================
--- trunk/data/scripts/entities.def	2009-03-13 21:25:41 UTC (rev 6142)
+++ trunk/data/scripts/entities.def	2009-03-14 12:55:44 UTC (rev 6143)
@@ -657,6 +657,7 @@
 */
 
 /*QUAKED func_illusionary (0 .5 .8) ? 
+NOTE: THIS ENTITY IS BROKEN REGARDING CLIENT AND PROJECTILE PREDICTION. DO NOT USE IT. USE NONSOLID SHADERS INSTEAD.
 A non-solid brush entity. Use func_wall if you want it solid.
 The keys below actually apply to most brush entities as they are engine features; however, they are described here as they aren't overridden by game code in misc_models. Its q3map2 keys below will work on any brush entity!
 -------- KEYS --------
@@ -672,6 +673,10 @@
 lodtarget1: targetname of the first LOD model entity (can be used instead of lodmodel1 to use a brush model instead)
 lodtarget2: targetname of the second LOD model entity (can be used instead of lodmodel2 to use a brush model instead)
 targetname: when invoking it by a button etc., it changes the color to the initiator of the action (e.g. the one pressing a button). In Onslaught, this can be used to color control points for team who owns them. In other game types, this can be used as a fun feature. Works only with _shirt and _pants textures.
+originjitter: a vector describing a random offset this entity will be moved on initial spawn. This corresponds to the "origin" field. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
+anglesjitter: a vector in the order "pitch yaw roll" describing a random angles change on this entity on initial spawn. The value 180 180 180 makes the angles entirely random and uniformly distributed (among euler angles). This corresponds to the "angles" field. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
+anglejitter: a float describing a random yaw angle change on this entity on initial spawn. The value 180 makes the yaw angle entirely random (maybe good for items). This corresponds to the "angle" field. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
+gametypefilter: either a + sign and a comma separated list of game types or the aliases "teams" and "noteams" to ONLY show the entity in the listed game types, or a - sign and a comma separated list of game types or the aliases "teams" and "noteams" to NOT show the entity in the listed game types. The syntax is the same as in sbar_columns_set strings. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
 -------- Q3MAP2 KEYS --------
 _castshadows: Allows per-entity control over shadow casting. Defaults to 0 on entities, 1 on world. 0 = no shadow casting. 1 = cast shadows on world. > 1 = cast shadows on entities with _rs (or _receiveshadows) with the corresponding value, AND world. Negative values imply same, but DO NOT cast shadows on world.
 _receiveshadows: Allows per-entity control over shadow reception. Defaults to 1 on everything (world shadows). 0 = receives NO shadows. > 1 = receive shadows only from corresponding keyed entities (see above) and world. < 1 = receive shadows ONLY from corresponding keyed entities.
@@ -688,7 +693,7 @@
 The keys below actually apply to most brush entities as they are engine features; however, they are described here as they aren't overridden by game code in misc_models. Its q3map2 keys below will work on any brush entity!
 -------- KEYS --------
 movetype: way in which it moves: one of 0 = NONE, 1 = ANGLENOCLIP, 2 = ANGLECLIP, 3 = WALK, 4 = STEP, 5 = FLY, 6 = TOSS, 7 = PUSH, 8 = NOCLIP, 9 = FLYMISSILE, 10 = BOUNCE, 11 = BOUNCEMISSILE
-solid: solidity: one of 1 = TRIGGER, 2 = BBOX, 3 = SLIDEBOX, 4 = BSP, 5 = CORPSE
+solid: solidity: one of 1 = TRIGGER, 2 = BBOX, 3 = SLIDEBOX, 4 = BSP, 5 = CORPSE (default: 4, any other value causes prediction problems and should not be used until further notice)
 avelocity: vector giving its angular velocity (useful for spinning models)
 scale: scale factor of the model (range: 0.0625 to 15.9375)
 colormap: 1024 + 16 * pantscolor + shirtcolor
@@ -700,6 +705,10 @@
 lodtarget1: targetname of the first LOD model entity (can be used instead of lodmodel1 to use a brush model instead)
 lodtarget2: targetname of the second LOD model entity (can be used instead of lodmodel2 to use a brush model instead)
 targetname: when invoking it by a button etc., it changes the color to the initiator of the action (e.g. the one pressing a button). In Onslaught, this can be used to color control points for team who owns them. In other game types, this can be used as a fun feature. Works only with _shirt and _pants textures.
+originjitter: a vector describing a random offset this entity will be moved on initial spawn. This corresponds to the "origin" field. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
+anglesjitter: a vector in the order "pitch yaw roll" describing a random angles change on this entity on initial spawn. The value 180 180 180 makes the angles entirely random and uniformly distributed (among euler angles). This corresponds to the "angles" field. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
+anglejitter: a float describing a random yaw angle change on this entity on initial spawn. The value 180 makes the yaw angle entirely random (maybe good for items). This corresponds to the "angle" field. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
+gametypefilter: either a + sign and a comma separated list of game types or the aliases "teams" and "noteams" to ONLY show the entity in the listed game types, or a - sign and a comma separated list of game types or the aliases "teams" and "noteams" to NOT show the entity in the listed game types. The syntax is the same as in sbar_columns_set strings. Works on any non-q3map2-only entity.
 -------- Q3MAP2 KEYS --------
 _castshadows: Allows per-entity control over shadow casting. Defaults to 0 on entities, 1 on world. 0 = no shadow casting. 1 = cast shadows on world. > 1 = cast shadows on entities with _rs (or _receiveshadows) with the corresponding value, AND world. Negative values imply same, but DO NOT cast shadows on world.
 _receiveshadows: Allows per-entity control over shadow reception. Defaults to 1 on everything (world shadows). 0 = receives NO shadows. > 1 = receive shadows only from corresponding keyed entities (see above) and world. < 1 = receive shadows ONLY from corresponding keyed entities.