Keyvalues

"Speed", speed :

Movement-speed in units per second.

Put the name of a multisource entity to lock this door.

Sound that is played while the door is moving.

Sound which is played once as the door stops moving.

Delay till the door will automatically close after having opened. Setting this to -1 makes the door never close again. When the door is toggleable, this is obsolete.

Length in units to subtract from the precomputed movement-distance of the door. Negative values increase the movement-distance.

Damage to apply to whatever blocks the door.

It used to be damage amount for door to be opened. Now it's amount of health to take before they gets destroyed (when "Breakable" is set to 'Yes').

Sound to play when a player tries to open the door but it's locked because it has a targetname or uses a multisource entity.

Another sound to play when the door is opened.

Sentence to play when a player tries to open the door but it's locked because it has a targetname or uses a multisource entity. (Only works a few times, probably because it'd be weird if the announcer was spamming all the time)

Sentence to play when the door is opened. (Only works a few times, probably because it'd be weird if the announcer was spamming all the time)

Allows you to setup a sound replacement file for the func_door sounds. The path begins in 'svencoop/sound/mapname', whereas 'mapname' would be your map's name. You can go to the parent directory using '../'. A valid sound replacement file contains one or more lines with two sound-paths, which are separated by a space and wrapped into quotes. The first sound is the sound to be replaced. The second sound is the new sound. Sound-paths start in the sound directory. You cannot go to the parent directory using '../' in that case. These sounds do not need to be precached using a custom_precache point entity.

Specify who can open this door by touching/using it (if it has no targetname, or targetname is set to be ignored (see below)). If set to something other than default, this will cause the old spawnflags which are usually used to keep track of this to be ignored and causes the door to only orient using this setting instead.

Set whether the door should ignore its targetname or not. This is useful when you need to reference the func_door in another entity but still want the door to open on touch.

"Obey Trigger Mode", m_iObeyTriggerMode :

Originally, func_door would not interpret use-types "Off" and "On" as "Toggle". This keyvalue allows you to use "On" to open the door and "Off" to close the door. You can also set this to have the door react to "On"- and "Off"-triggering while it is moving, and go closing when it is currently opening and vice versa.

Sentence from sentences.txt to use when entity is unlocked. Useful when you want to override unlocked sentence with your own sentence.

"Breakable", breakable :

If set to 'Yes', the doors also breakable, just like func_breakable entity. All breakable keyvalues are functional when this 
key is set to 'Yes':

• "Strength", health : Set how many hitpoints this entity has.
  
  
• "Fire on break", target : The entity triggers its target when it breaks.
  
  
• "Material type", material : Choose the material which matches what your entity is supposed to be the most. The material type affects the entity's sounds emitted when it takes damage, as well as which gibs are created when it is destroyed. 
  If the material is set to 'Unbreakable glass', the entity is, regardless of how funny that is, in fact, unbreakable.
  
  
• "Instant break", instantbreak :  If set to 'Yes', this entity will break instantly if hit with a crowbar.
  
  
• "Instant break weapon", weapon : Allows you to specify an instant-break weapon other than the crowbar.
  
  
• "Gibs direction and velocity", explosion : Set whether the gibs fly relative to where the attack came from, damage received and material (e.g. concrete gibs fly with less velocity) or randomly. This has no effect on entities destroyed via a trigger. Note: Blowing up stuff is much more fun when shit goes flying instead of just falling to the ground as if nothing happened.
  
  
• "Gib model", gibmodel : Custom model of broken entity parts. Models with multiple 'Submodels' uses all of sub-models 
  for gibs.
  
  
• "Explode Magnitude (0=none)", explodemagnitude : If greater than zero, the entity will cause an explosion at its position when it breaks. The greater the magnitude, the more damage the explosion will cause. Note that explosion damage values above 200 are know to cause explosion damage to even go through walls.
  
  
• "HUD info name", displayname : If "Show HUD Info" is set to 'Yes', this is a name of entity to display on-screen when player is looking at this entity.
  
  
• "Only Trigger", onlytrigger : Set it to 'Yes' to make entity breakable only via triggering it.
  
  
• "Break on Trigger", breakontrigger : Set it to 'Yes' to make entity breakable via trigger. It is not a duplicate 
  of keyvalue above.
  
  
• "Repairable", repairable : If set to 'Yes', this entity can be repaired by using weapon_pipewrench on it.
  
  
• "Show HUD info", showhudinfo : If set to 'Yes', the HUD information (name, health e.t.c.) are shown.
  
  
• "Explosives Only", explosivesonly: If set to 'Yes', this entity can be damaged by explosives only.
  
  
• "Immune to Clients", immunetoclients : Players can't deal a damage to this entity when this option is set to 'Yes'.
  
  

Inventory Rules, InventoryRules @BaseClass:

List of inventory-related keyvalues used with item_inventory entity. Whenever player is attempting to use an entity, the inventory test runs. If test result is negative, the entity won't work. In other case, entity can be used as normal, but only by player who passed the test with required inventory conditions:

• "Inventory: Need item(s)", item_name_required : Item(s) (names separated by spaces) required to use this entity. 
  Refers to "Item name" value of item_inventory.
  
  
• "Inventory: Need item(s) from group(s)", item_group_required : Groups (separated by spaces), in which carried items belong to, required to use this entity. Refers to "Item group name" value of item_inventory.
  
  
• "Inventory: Item count in group need have", item_group_required_num : Minimal number of items, that belong 
  to specified group, required to use this entity. Use with "Inventory: Need item(s) from group(s)" keyvalue. Value of '0' means that all items from current group are required.
  
  
• "Inventory: CAN'T have item", item_name_canthave : Items in player inventory that will fail the test, and disallow usage 
  of this entity. Refers to "Item name" value of item_inventory.
  
  
• "Inventory: CAN'T have item from group", item_group_canthave : Items in player inventory, which belong to specified group, that will fail the test, and disallow usage of this entity. Refers to "Item group name" value of item_inventory.
  
  
• "Inventory: Item count in group CAN'T have", item_group_canthave_num : Minimal number of items in player inventory, which belong to specified group, that will fail the test, and disallow usage of this entity. Refers to "Item group name" 
  value of item_inventory. Value of '0' means no single item from current group should be equipped to pass the test.
  
  
• "On pass: Ignore item's on use triggers?", pass_ignore_use_triggers : If set to 'Yes' item's trigger targets from 'Target: On use (by trigger)' will not be fired when item is used by this entity.
  
  
• "On pass: Drop item(s)", pass_drop_item_name : Items to force-drop when the test result is positive, and entity is used successfully. Refers to "Item name" value of item_inventory. Multiple item names are separated by spaces.
  
  
• "On pass: Drop item(s) from group(s)", pass_drop_item_group : Items to force-drop, that belong to specified group, when the test result is positive, and entity is used successfully. All items from this group will be dropped. 
  Refers to "Item group name" value of item_inventory. Multiple item names are separated by spaces.
  
  
• "On pass: Ignore item's on drop triggers?", pass_ignore_drop_triggers : If set to 'Yes' item's trigger targets from 'Target: On drop' will not be fired when item is dropped by this entity with 'Drop items(s)' events above.
  
  
• "On pass: Return item(s)", pass_return_item_name : Items to return to their starting positions when test result is positive. Refers to "Item name" value of item_inventory. Multiple item names are separated by spaces.
  
  
• "On pass: Return item(s) from group(s)", pass_return_item_group : Items, that belong to specified group, to return to their starting positions when test result is positive. All items from this group will be returned. Refers to "Item group name" value of item_inventory. Multiple group names are separated by spaces.
  
  
• "On pass: Ignore item's on return triggers?", pass_ignore_return_triggers : If set to 'Yes' item's trigger targets from 'Target: On return' will not be fired when item is returned by this entity with 'Return items(s)' events above.
  
  
• "On pass: Destroy item(s)", pass_destroy_item_name : Items to remove when test result is positive. Refers to "Item name" value of item_inventory. Multiple item names are separated by spaces.
  
  
• "On pass: Destroy item(s) from group(s)", pass_destroy_item_group : Items, that belong to specified group, to remove when test result is positive. All items from this group will be removed. Refers to "Item group name" value 
  of item_inventory. Multiple group names are separated by spaces.
  
  
• "On pass: Ignore item's on destroy triggers?", pass_ignore_destroy_triggers : If set to 'Yes' item's trigger targets from 'Target: On Destroy' will not be fired when item is destroyed by this entity with 'Destroy items(s)' events above.
  
  
• "Target: Inventory rules failed", target_on_fail : Entity to trigger whenever test result is negative.
  
  

Flags

1: "Starts Open": If set, the door will treat its predetermined open- and close-position as swapped, meaning it will start in its open position, but treat it as its closed position. This is useful when you want your door to start open and still receive proper lighting, or the node-graph to generate properly before closing the door manually (if it is a toggleable door).

4: "Don't link": If set, this door won't synchronize its movement with identically named doors. This is useful when triggering many doors with different speeds or different movement-lengths by the same name. If not set, doors with the same name will adjust their individual speeds to open/close simultaneously, orienting at how the first related door the game engine finds would behave timing-wise.

8: "Passable": If set, the door is entirely non-solid. It also cannot be triggered on-touch anymore then.

32: "Toggle": If set, this door ignores its delay before closing; nonetheless, it must not be 0 then for some reason.

256: "Use Only": If set, this door can be triggered by using it but not by touching it anymore. This does not outrule activation by triggering, though.

512: "Monsters Can't": If set, monsters cannot cause this door to move. They can, otherwise, even if it is a use-only- or trigger-only-door, so don't forget to set this when you need it!

1024: "No Link-Checking": If set, the door won't check for doors to link with, causing this door to not be considered for link-orientation by the game engine; it can still be caused to be linked by other func_doors.

Changes

• 5.0 Steam Release: Added 'Inventory Rules', 'Locked Sound Override', 'Unlocked Sound Override', 'Locked Sentence Override', 'Unlocked Sentence Override', 'Move Sound Override' and 'Stop Sound Override' keyvalues.