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-==========Special Tags==========
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-The game has a few special tags to help with mapping.
-====Penetrable Tag====
-The **penetrable** tag allows for anything that has the tag to be shot through, can go through up to 32 things. Useful for situations where you might have a thin wall or weak cover like a piece of plywood. Should be used sparingly.
-//Note: Any **func_shatterglass** in TTT will automatically have this tag, no need to apply it.//
-To apply simply add the tag to anything like a prop_static or func_brush. Make sure you click the green plus button to add the tag.
-Should look like below when applied:
-{{::tag_example.png?600|}}
-====Corpse Tag====
-The corpse tag is a special tag that automatically applies to dead bodies. This is useful to set up triggers that only activate with bodies for things like objectives or body destroyers.
-To use create a trigger_multiple or trigger_once and add the **corpse** tag to **Activation Tags** and remove the player tag (**make sure you use Activation Tags and not Tags or it will not work**)
-Should look like below when applied:
-{{::corpse_example.png?600|}}
-====Carriable Tag====
-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
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