Difference between revisions of "CBaseToggle (CS)"

Revision as of 06:13, 24 April 2012

W = Windows | L = Linux

Name	W. Offset	L. Offset	L. Diff	Type	Description
m_toggle_state	41	45	+4	TOGGLE_STATE	None.
m_flActivateFinished	42	46	+4	float	Like attack_finished, but for doors.
m_flMoveDistance	43	47	+4	float	How far a door should slide or rotate.
m_flWait	44	48	+4	float	None.
m_flLip	45	49	+4	float	None.
m_flTWidth	46	50	+4	float	For plats.
m_flTLength	47	51	+4	float	For plats.
m_vecPosition1	48	52	+4	Vector	None.
m_vecPosition2	51	55	+4	Vector	None.
m_vecAngle1	54	58	+4	Vector	None.
m_vecAngle2	57	61	+4	Vector	None.
m_cTriggersLeft	60	64	+4	int	trigger_counter only, # of activations remaining.
m_flHeight	61	65	+4	float	None.
m_hActivator	62	66	+4	EHANDLE	None.
m_pfnCallWhenMoveDone	64	68	+4	void (CBaseToggle::*)(void)	None.
m_vecFinalDest	65	70	+4	Vector	None.
m_vecFinalAngle	68	73	+5	Vector	None.
m_bitsDamageInflict	71	76	+5	int	DMG_ damage type that the door or tigger does.
m_sMaster	72	77	+5	string_t	If this button has a master switch, this is the targetname. A master switch must be of the multisource type. If all of the switches in the multisource have been triggered, then the button will be allowed to operate. Otherwise, it will be deactivated.

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+| style="text-align:center" | +5
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 | None.
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 | m_bitsDamageInflict
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+| style="text-align:center" | 76
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+| style="text-align:center" | +5
 | style="text-align:center" | int
 | DMG_ damage type that the door or tigger does.
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 | m_sMaster
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-| style="text-align:center" | 76
+| style="text-align:center" | 77
-| style="text-align:center" | +4
+| style="text-align:center" | +5
 | style="text-align:center" | string_t
 | If this button has a master switch, this is the targetname. A master switch must be of the multisource type. If all of the switches in the multisource have been triggered, then the button will be allowed to operate. Otherwise, it will be deactivated.