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--- special_tags [2023/05/21 17:40] – frank_lee_smith
+++ special_tags [2023/08/14 03:31] (current) – frank_lee_smith
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 {{::corpse_example.png?600|}}
-corpse - for corpse only on trigger
+====Carriable Tag====
-debris
+The **carriable** tag is similar to the corpse tag, the main difference is that it is applied to anything that a Terrorist can put in their inventory, be it guns, equipment, grenades etc. This is useful for objectives or weapon destroyers.
+To use create a trigger_multiple or trigger_once and add the **carriable** tag to **Activation Tags** and remove the player tag (**make sure you use Activation Tags and not Tags or it will not work**)
+{{::carriable_example.png?600|}}
+====No Fall Damage Tag====
+The **nofalldamage** tag will prevent fall damage when a player lands on something that has the tag. To apply it to geometry you will have to convert where the player lands to a **func_brush** and give it the **nofalldamage** tag
+====Team Collision Tags====
+These tags will be useful for making things like a door only a certain can phase through, like a door to a Detective room.
+The setup is to either specify **collide-role** or **nocollide-role** with the **solid** tag on a **func_brush**
+Here is an example of a setup for a detective room:
+{{::nocollide.png?400|}}
+====Team Activation Tags====
+Team activation tags allow for triggers volumes (push, teleport, multiple etc) to only be activated for a certain team.
+The setup is to make the trigger volume only have the roles you want as the activation tags.
+{{::role_activation_tag.png?400|}}
-carriable - only equipment