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Grayman: /* Example */

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	Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:		Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:

	"~~attach_pos_1_angles~~" "0 0 90" // rotated 90° around the z-axis		"attach_pos_angles_1" "0 0 90" // rotated 90° around the z-axis

	You can have multiple def_attach items on an entity, just add a number suffix to the spawnargs like this:		You can have multiple def_attach items on an entity, just add a number suffix to the spawnargs like this:

SteveL: /* Example */ correcting spawnargs

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	"def_attach" "light_candleflame" // The entity class we want to spawn and attach		"def_attach" "light_candleflame" // The entity class we want to spawn and attach
	"pos_attach" "flame" // At the attach point called "flame"...		"pos_attach" "flame" // At the attach point called "flame"...
	"~~attach_pos_1_name~~" "flame" // ... which is defined here.		"attach_pos_name_1" "flame" // ... which is defined here.
	"~~attach_pos_1_origin~~" "0 0 15" // Offset the flame X units in the Z direction		"attach_pos_origin_1" "0 0 15" // Offset the flame X units in the Z direction

	Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:		Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:

Springheel at 18:55, 12 August 2010

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	'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity. This technique is for instance by the [[combined light entities]].		'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity. This technique is for instance by the [[combined light entities]].

	See [[Attaching Props to AI]] for using def_attach ~~and AI~~.		See [[Attaching Props to AI]] for using def_attach on characters.

	== Example ==		== Example ==

Springheel at 18:55, 12 August 2010

2010-08-12T18:55:14Z

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	'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity. This technique is for instance by the [[combined light entities]].		'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity. This technique is for instance by the [[combined light entities]].

			See [[Attaching Props to AI]] for using def_attach and AI.

	== Example ==		== Example ==

Greebo at 12:58, 22 July 2009

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	== Example ==		== Example ==

			"def_attach" "light_candleflame" // The entity class we want to spawn and attach
			"pos_attach" "flame" // At the attach point called "flame"...
			"attach_pos_1_name" "flame" // ... which is defined here.
			"attach_pos_1_origin" "0 0 15" // Offset the flame X units in the Z direction

	~~"def_attach" "light_candleflame" // The~~ entity ~~class we want to spawn and attach~~		Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:
	~~"pos_attach" "flame" // At the attach point called "flame"...~~
	~~"attach_pos_1_name"~~ "~~flame" // ... which is defined here.~~		"attach_pos_1_angles" "0 0 90" // rotated 90° around the z-axis
	~~"attach_pos_1_origin~~" "0 0 15" // ~~Offset~~ the ~~flame X units in~~ the ~~Z direction~~
			You can have multiple def_attach items on an entity, just add a number suffix to the spawnargs like this:

	~~Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:~~		"def_attach1" "light_candleflame"
			"pos_attach1" "flame"
			"def_attach2" "candleflame_particle"
			"pos_attach2" "flame"

	"~~attach_pos_1_angles~~" "~~0 0 90~~" ~~// rotated 90° around~~ the ~~z-axis~~		Some entities come with items already being <tt>def_attach</tt>ed. To "disable" an attachment, just enter a dash "-" character as spawnarg value, like this:
			"def_attach1" "-"
			The code will then ignore the def_attach item 1.

	{{spawnargs}}		{{spawnargs}}

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	'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity.		'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity. This technique is for instance by the [[combined light entities]].

	== Example ==		== Example ==

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'''def_attach''' is used to attach an entity to another entity at spawning the first entity.

== Example ==

"def_attach" "light_candleflame" // The entity class we want to spawn and attach
"pos_attach" "flame" // At the attach point called "flame"...
"attach_pos_1_name" "flame" // ... which is defined here.
"attach_pos_1_origin" "0 0 15" // Offset the flame X units in the Z direction

Optionally, you can set the rotation of the attached entity with:

"attach_pos_1_angles" "0 0 90" // rotated 90° around the z-axis

{{spawnargs}}