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| − | A vacuum zone kills any player that enters it. It's just another messy way to die. This class behaves in a very similar manner to the [[Legacy:PressureZone|PressureZone]] class. | + | A vacuum zone kills any player that enters it. It's just another messy way to die. This class behaves in a very similar manner to the [[Legacy:PressureZone|PressureZone]] class, except that it doesn't need to be triggered. |
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| + | Hint: because the "%k" is missing in its default DamageString <code>%o was depressurized</code>, the death message is not shown. See [[Legacy:Message_Placeholder#ZoneInfo|Message Placeholder]] for details. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 2 September 2016
A vacuum zone kills any player that enters it. It's just another messy way to die. This class behaves in a very similar manner to the PressureZone class, except that it doesn't need to be triggered.
Hint: because the "%k" is missing in its default DamageString %o was depressurized, the death message is not shown. See Message Placeholder for details.
