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| − | '''Projectiles''', unlike [[hitscan]] bullets, do not travel instantaneously across the map, but rather at a preset speed, differing depending on the projectile, and are often subject to engine physics. Projectiles use a large [[Hitbox#Hit detection|hitbox]] shared by all classes to judge contact, the same as that used by [[melee]] weapons, other players, and the environment. The [[Damage#|damage]] of a projectile is usually determined by the distance the target is from the attacker upon collision or, alternatively, from the spot said attacker was at upon death. Many projectiles have unique properties, which differ depending on the weapon. Projectiles are not affected by [[lag compensation]]. | + | '''Projectiles''', unlike [[hitscan]] bullets, do not travel instantaneously across the map, but rather at a preset speed, differing depending on the projectile, and are often subject to engine physics. Projectiles use a large [[Hitbox#Hit detection|hitbox]] shared by all classes to judge contact, the same as that used by [[melee]] weapons, other players, and the environment. The [[Damage#|damage]] of a projectile is usually determined by the distance the target is from the attacker upon collision or, alternatively, from the spot said attacker was at upon death. Many projectiles have unique properties, which differ depending on the weapon. Projectiles are not affected by [[lag compensation]]. |
A Heavy's dropped [[Sandvich]], pieces of destroyed [[Stickybomb Launcher|Stickybombs]], [[building]]s, [[Electro Sapper|Sappers]], and dropped weapon [[pickups]] from dead players are not considered projectiles. Although they are launched and subject to engine physics, they have different properties. | A Heavy's dropped [[Sandvich]], pieces of destroyed [[Stickybomb Launcher|Stickybombs]], [[building]]s, [[Electro Sapper|Sappers]], and dropped weapon [[pickups]] from dead players are not considered projectiles. Although they are launched and subject to engine physics, they have different properties. | ||
== Special projectiles == | == Special projectiles == | ||
| − | The properties of projectiles differ depending on the weapon that fired them. Projectiles often damage on contact like a hitscan bullet. Alternatively, many projectiles generate [[#Explosions|explosions]] upon contact, or in the case of the [[Demoman]], generate explosions and destroy themselves when a certain time has passed (in the case of [[Grenade Launcher|grenades]]) or at the Demoman's cue (in the case of | + | The properties of projectiles differ depending on the weapon that fired them. Projectiles often damage on contact like a hitscan bullet. Alternatively, many projectiles generate [[#Explosions|explosions]] upon contact, or in the case of the [[Demoman]], generate explosions and destroy themselves when a certain time has passed (in the case of [[Grenade Launcher|grenades]]) or at the Demoman's cue (in the case of stickybombs). All projectiles except [[Rocket Launcher|rockets]] and [[energy blast]]s are subject to gravity and fall downward. All gravity-affected projectiles except for [[Crusader's Crossbow|crossbow bolts]] and [[Huntsman|arrows]] are affected by air resistance. The damage of the projectiles that are fired from the Demoman's weapons (after five seconds, in the case of stickybombs), the [[Flare Gun]], the [[Detonator]], the [[Manmelter]] and the [[Huntsman]] are not affected by distance; however, the [[Crusader's Crossbow]] has an inverted damage falloff (which means damage and healing increase by distance). |
| − | Stickybombs adhere to the environment, but bounce off spawn | + | Certain projectiles apply effects upon contact. The baseballs launched by the [[Sandman]] apply a [[slow]]ing effect, while the [[Wrap Assassin]]'s bauble inflicts [[bleed]], and flares set enemies on [[fire]]. [[Jarate]] and [[Mad Milk]] do not deal damage at all, but instead apply their respective effects to enemies, temporarily remove the [[Cloak]]ing ability from [[Spies]], and put out fires within their splash radius. The [[Blutsauger]] and [[Black Box]] restore health to the firing [[Medic]] or [[Soldier]] on a hit, and the Crusader's Crossbow heals and damages a teammate or enemy respectively. The Huntsman can also be made to apply the fire effect when ignited with any Flame Thrower. Note that effects are not applied when the target is [[ÜberCharge]]d. |
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| + | Stickybombs adhere to the environment, but bounce off spawn doors, players, and certain objects. Arrows and bolts stick to players and the environment, but only cosmetically; syringes also cosmetically stick to the environment. Rockets from a level 3 Sentry Gun circle each other in flight; the cluster of four is considered a single object. | ||
=== Flames === | === Flames === | ||
{{main|Fire}} | {{main|Fire}} | ||
| − | '''Flames''' are large, damage-dealing, player-[[fire|igniting]] 'particles' fired from the Pyro's primary weapons: the [[ | + | '''Flames''' are large, damage-dealing, player-[[fire|igniting]] 'particles' fired from the Pyro's primary weapons: the [[Flame Thrower]], [[Backburner]], [[Degreaser]], [[Rainblower]], and [[Phlogistinator]]. The [[Dragon's Fury]] launches a different type of projectile, similar to a rocket, that share properties with flame particles. These particles use the projectile hitbox to judge contact, like projectiles, but have both a limited lifetime and a maximum distance, and have their damage largely determined by time since being fired rather than [[Damage#Distance and randomness modifier|distance]]. Also unlike other projectiles, flames do not stop when they collide with players or [[buildings]], but instead continue moving and dealing damage to other objects until their maximum lifespan is reached. Flame particles can bounce on the environment. They also have a "negative" curve that cause them to drift upward, and their momentum is partially determined by the firing Pyro's movement. |
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=== Explosions === | === Explosions === | ||
| − | '''Explosions''' are instantly damaging splash effects produced by projectiles (and the [[ | + | '''Explosions''' are instantly damaging splash effects produced by projectiles (and the [[Grenade (taunt)|Grenade]] taunt and [[Ullapool Caber]] melee weapon), that usually have significant [[knockback]]. They also use the projectile hitbox. The knockback, size, and damage of explosions varies depending on the projectile that generates them. Explosions cannot pass through walls, and thus conform their shape to the shape of their surroundings. They deal damage and knockback proportional to the amount of any hitbox encompassed in their radius and the distance between their origins and the midpoints of affected players. Explosions can hit the player that fired them, which may be used to augment [[jumping]] abilities. |
| + | Rockets fired from a level 3 [[Sentry Gun]] have their damage calculated from the distance of the Engineer to the target, and not from the Sentry to the target. | ||
The [[compression blast]] and splash effects from Jarate and Mad Milk are sometimes classified as explosions, and have similar properties, conforming to walls in the same way. | The [[compression blast]] and splash effects from Jarate and Mad Milk are sometimes classified as explosions, and have similar properties, conforming to walls in the same way. | ||
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Explosions (with the exception of the [[Scottish Resistance]] and [[Quickiebomb Launcher]]) will not destroy stickybombs but will knock them away. | Explosions (with the exception of the [[Scottish Resistance]] and [[Quickiebomb Launcher]]) will not destroy stickybombs but will knock them away. | ||
=== Syringes === | === Syringes === | ||
| − | '''Syringes''', fired by the [[Syringe Gun]], the [[Blutsauger]], and the [[Overdose]], are the only | + | '''Syringes''', fired by the [[Syringe Gun]], the [[Blutsauger]], and the [[Overdose]], are some of the only projectiles that cannot be destroyed or reflected by a compression blast. They also deal bullet damage, thereby destroying Stickybombs and inflicting bonus damage to enemies with a weakness to bullets. The Syringe fired by the Crusader's Crossbow can be reflected, however. |
=== Other properties of projectiles === | === Other properties of projectiles === | ||
| − | The compression blast ability of the Pyro's [[Pyro#Primary|primary]] weapons can reflect all projectiles except | + | The compression blast ability of the Pyro's [[Pyro#Primary|primary]] weapons can reflect all projectiles except small energy beams from the [[Righteous Bison]] and the [[Pomson 6000]] and Syringes from the Syringe Gun, Blutsauger, and Overdose. With the exception of stickybombs, once reflected, projectiles switch ownership to the [[Pyro]] who reflected them, and deal [[Mini-Crit]] damage on enemies they hit. |
| − | The | + | The energy orb from the [[Short Circuit]] destroys almost all projectiles in the game, with the exception of projectile-based weapons that cannot be reflected (etc. Righteous Bison, Pomson 6000). |
| − | + | The [[Huntsman]]'s arrows [[Critical hit|critical]]ly [[headshot]] when they pierce a particular area of the projectile hitbox, around the head. The [[Backburner]] Crits when attacking the back of a player's hitbox. | |
| + | Stickybombs on surfaces can be destroyed by bullets, syringes, melee weapons, the energy orb from the [[Short Circuit]], the charged shot of the [[Cow Mangler 5000]], or the [[Scottish Resistance]]'s and [[Quickiebomb Launcher]]'s stickybombs. | ||
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== Projectiles == | == Projectiles == | ||
| − | The complete list of projectiles in Team Fortress 2 is shown below. Note that "Speed" accounts for the initial movement speed of a projectile before air drag becomes prominent; this applies for the [[Sandman]]'s baseballs, [[Wrap Assassin]]'s baubles, [[Jarate]] and [[Self-Aware Beauty Mark]], which have different travel arcs and maximum distances despite appearing to be identical. | + | The complete list of projectiles in ''Team Fortress 2'' is shown below. Note that "Speed" accounts for the initial movement speed of a projectile before air drag becomes prominent; this applies for the [[Sandman]]'s baseballs, [[Wrap Assassin]]'s baubles, [[Jarate]] and [[Self-Aware Beauty Mark]], which have different travel arcs and maximum distances despite appearing to be identical. |
{{List of projectiles}} | {{List of projectiles}} | ||
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| + | == Update history == | ||
| + | '''{{Patch name|1|5|2023}}''' | ||
| + | * Fixed entities being considered static props after long server times. | ||
| + | ** Fixed rockets occasionally being solid. | ||
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| + | '''{{Patch name|8|13|2024}}''' | ||
| + | * Fixed hearing the deflection sound when deflecting arrows that are already stuck in something. (community fix from Marxvee). | ||
| + | * Fixed arrows instantly breaking when being fired by an invulnerable player with the projectile penetration upgrade in [[Mann vs. Machine]]. (community fix from Marxvee). | ||
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| + | '''{{Patch name|10|10|2024}}''' | ||
| + | * Fixed the reload speed attribute in [[Mann vs. Machine]] not scaling projectile speed and gravity correctly for the Huntsman. (community fix from Marxvee). | ||
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| + | == Gallery == | ||
| + | <gallery perrow="3"> | ||
| + | File:Scout Bounding Boxes.png|Scout bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Soldier Bounding Boxes.png|Soldier bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Pyro Bounding Boxes.png|Pyro bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Demoman Bounding Boxes.png|Demoman bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Heavy Bounding Boxes.png|Heavy bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Engineer Bounding Boxes.png|Engineer bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Medic Bounding Boxes.png|Medic bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Sniper Bounding Boxes.png|Sniper bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | File:Spy Bounding Boxes.png|Spy bounding box while standing and crouching. | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Weapons]] | * [[Weapons]] | ||
* [[Hitscan]] | * [[Hitscan]] | ||
| + | * [[Melee]] | ||
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| + | {{Mechanics Nav}} | ||
[[Category:Gameplay]] | [[Category:Gameplay]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:00, 13 October 2024
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Projectiles, unlike hitscan bullets, do not travel instantaneously across the map, but rather at a preset speed, differing depending on the projectile, and are often subject to engine physics. Projectiles use a large hitbox shared by all classes to judge contact, the same as that used by melee weapons, other players, and the environment. The damage of a projectile is usually determined by the distance the target is from the attacker upon collision or, alternatively, from the spot said attacker was at upon death. Many projectiles have unique properties, which differ depending on the weapon. Projectiles are not affected by lag compensation.
A Heavy's dropped Sandvich, pieces of destroyed Stickybombs, buildings, Sappers, and dropped weapon pickups from dead players are not considered projectiles. Although they are launched and subject to engine physics, they have different properties.
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Special projectiles
The properties of projectiles differ depending on the weapon that fired them. Projectiles often damage on contact like a hitscan bullet. Alternatively, many projectiles generate explosions upon contact, or in the case of the Demoman, generate explosions and destroy themselves when a certain time has passed (in the case of grenades) or at the Demoman's cue (in the case of stickybombs). All projectiles except rockets and energy blasts are subject to gravity and fall downward. All gravity-affected projectiles except for crossbow bolts and arrows are affected by air resistance. The damage of the projectiles that are fired from the Demoman's weapons (after five seconds, in the case of stickybombs), the Flare Gun, the Detonator, the Manmelter and the Huntsman are not affected by distance; however, the Crusader's Crossbow has an inverted damage falloff (which means damage and healing increase by distance).
Certain projectiles apply effects upon contact. The baseballs launched by the Sandman apply a slowing effect, while the Wrap Assassin's bauble inflicts bleed, and flares set enemies on fire. Jarate and Mad Milk do not deal damage at all, but instead apply their respective effects to enemies, temporarily remove the Cloaking ability from Spies, and put out fires within their splash radius. The Blutsauger and Black Box restore health to the firing Medic or Soldier on a hit, and the Crusader's Crossbow heals and damages a teammate or enemy respectively. The Huntsman can also be made to apply the fire effect when ignited with any Flame Thrower. Note that effects are not applied when the target is ÜberCharged.
Stickybombs adhere to the environment, but bounce off spawn doors, players, and certain objects. Arrows and bolts stick to players and the environment, but only cosmetically; syringes also cosmetically stick to the environment. Rockets from a level 3 Sentry Gun circle each other in flight; the cluster of four is considered a single object.
Flames
Flames are large, damage-dealing, player-igniting 'particles' fired from the Pyro's primary weapons: the Flame Thrower, Backburner, Degreaser, Rainblower, and Phlogistinator. The Dragon's Fury launches a different type of projectile, similar to a rocket, that share properties with flame particles. These particles use the projectile hitbox to judge contact, like projectiles, but have both a limited lifetime and a maximum distance, and have their damage largely determined by time since being fired rather than distance. Also unlike other projectiles, flames do not stop when they collide with players or buildings, but instead continue moving and dealing damage to other objects until their maximum lifespan is reached. Flame particles can bounce on the environment. They also have a "negative" curve that cause them to drift upward, and their momentum is partially determined by the firing Pyro's movement.
Explosions
Explosions are instantly damaging splash effects produced by projectiles (and the Grenade taunt and Ullapool Caber melee weapon), that usually have significant knockback. They also use the projectile hitbox. The knockback, size, and damage of explosions varies depending on the projectile that generates them. Explosions cannot pass through walls, and thus conform their shape to the shape of their surroundings. They deal damage and knockback proportional to the amount of any hitbox encompassed in their radius and the distance between their origins and the midpoints of affected players. Explosions can hit the player that fired them, which may be used to augment jumping abilities.
Rockets fired from a level 3 Sentry Gun have their damage calculated from the distance of the Engineer to the target, and not from the Sentry to the target. The compression blast and splash effects from Jarate and Mad Milk are sometimes classified as explosions, and have similar properties, conforming to walls in the same way. Explosions (with the exception of the Scottish Resistance and Quickiebomb Launcher) will not destroy stickybombs but will knock them away.
Syringes
Syringes, fired by the Syringe Gun, the Blutsauger, and the Overdose, are some of the only projectiles that cannot be destroyed or reflected by a compression blast. They also deal bullet damage, thereby destroying Stickybombs and inflicting bonus damage to enemies with a weakness to bullets. The Syringe fired by the Crusader's Crossbow can be reflected, however.
Other properties of projectiles
The compression blast ability of the Pyro's primary weapons can reflect all projectiles except small energy beams from the Righteous Bison and the Pomson 6000 and Syringes from the Syringe Gun, Blutsauger, and Overdose. With the exception of stickybombs, once reflected, projectiles switch ownership to the Pyro who reflected them, and deal Mini-Crit damage on enemies they hit.
The energy orb from the Short Circuit destroys almost all projectiles in the game, with the exception of projectile-based weapons that cannot be reflected (etc. Righteous Bison, Pomson 6000).
The Huntsman's arrows critically headshot when they pierce a particular area of the projectile hitbox, around the head. The Backburner Crits when attacking the back of a player's hitbox.
Stickybombs on surfaces can be destroyed by bullets, syringes, melee weapons, the energy orb from the Short Circuit, the charged shot of the Cow Mangler 5000, or the Scottish Resistance's and Quickiebomb Launcher's stickybombs.
Projectiles
The complete list of projectiles in Team Fortress 2 is shown below. Note that "Speed" accounts for the initial movement speed of a projectile before air drag becomes prominent; this applies for the Sandman's baseballs, Wrap Assassin's baubles, Jarate and Self-Aware Beauty Mark, which have different travel arcs and maximum distances despite appearing to be identical.
| List of projectiles | |||||||||
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| Projectile | Weapon | Speed (Hu/s) | Arcs | Sticks | Reflectable | Can be destroyed by | |||
 Jar |
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Mad Milk |
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 Yes
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 No
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Yes
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 Jar |
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Mutated Milk | |||||||
 Cleaver |
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Flying Guillotine |
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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 Baseball |
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Sandman |
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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 Bauble |
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Wrap Assassin | |||||||
 Rocket |
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Direct Hit |
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No
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No
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Yes
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Liberty Launcher |
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Rocket Launcher Black Box Rocket Jumper Original Beggar's Bazooka |
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 Large energy beam |
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Cow Mangler 5000 |
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 Rocket |
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Air Strike |
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 Small energy beam |
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Righteous Bison |
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No
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No
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No
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 Fireball |
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Dragon's Fury |
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No
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No
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Yes
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 Flare |
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Flare Gun Scorch Shot |
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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 Flare |
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Detonator | |||||||
Flare |
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Manmelter |
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 Gas Can |
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Gas Passer |
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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 Grenade |
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Grenade Launcher |
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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Loch-n-Load |
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 Cannonball |
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Loose Cannon |
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 Grenade |
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Iron Bomber |
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 Stickybomb |
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Stickybomb Launcher |
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Yes
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 To world
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Yes
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In air:
On surface:
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 Stickybomb |
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Scottish Resistance | |||||||
 Stickybomb |
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Sticky Jumper | |||||||
 Stickybomb |
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Quickiebomb Launcher |
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 Rocket |
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Sentry Gun (Level 3) |
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No
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No
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Yes
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 Small energy beam |
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Pomson 6000 |
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No
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No
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No
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 Repair claw |
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Rescue Ranger |
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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 Syringe |
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Syringe Gun Blutsauger Overdose |
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Yes
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To world
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No
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Crusader's Crossbow |
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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 Arrow |
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Huntsman Fortified Compound |
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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 Jar |
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Jarate |
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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 Jar |
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Self-Aware Beauty Mark | |||||||
 Grappling Hook |
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Grappling Hook |
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No
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Yes
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No
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 Magic Spells |
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Magic Spells |
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Sometimes
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No
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No
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 Rocket |
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MONOCULUS |
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No
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No
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Yes
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Update history
- Fixed entities being considered static props after long server times.
- Fixed rockets occasionally being solid.
- Fixed hearing the deflection sound when deflecting arrows that are already stuck in something. (community fix from Marxvee).
- Fixed arrows instantly breaking when being fired by an invulnerable player with the projectile penetration upgrade in Mann vs. Machine. (community fix from Marxvee).
- Fixed the reload speed attribute in Mann vs. Machine not scaling projectile speed and gravity correctly for the Huntsman. (community fix from Marxvee).
Gallery
Scout bounding box while standing and crouching.
Soldier bounding box while standing and crouching.
Pyro bounding box while standing and crouching.
Demoman bounding box while standing and crouching.
Heavy bounding box while standing and crouching.
Engineer bounding box while standing and crouching.
Medic bounding box while standing and crouching.
Sniper bounding box while standing and crouching.
Spy bounding box while standing and crouching.
See also
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