public class Sandbox.Prop : Sandbox.Component

public void Break()

Delete this component and split into the procedural components that this prop created.

public void CreateExplosion()

public System.Collections.Generic.List`1<Sandbox.Gib> CreateGibs()

Create the gibs and return them.

public void Ignite()

public void Kill()

public void NetworkCreateGibs()

Create the gibs for this prop breaking, over the network. This causes clients to spawn the gibs too.

public void OnDamage(Sandbox.DamageInfo damage)

public ulong Sandbox.Prop.BodyGroups { get; set; }

protected bool Sandbox.Prop.HasBodyGroups { get; set; }

protected bool Sandbox.Prop.HasMaterialGroups { get; set; }

public float Sandbox.Prop.Health { get; set; }

public bool Sandbox.Prop.IsFlammable { get; set; }

True if this prop can be set on fire.

public bool Sandbox.Prop.IsOnFire { get; set; }

public bool Sandbox.Prop.IsStatic { get; set; }

If the prop is static - it won't have dynamic physics. This is usually used for things that you want to be breakable but don't move. Like fences and stuff.

public Sandbox.GameObject Sandbox.Prop.LastAttacker { get; set; }

public string Sandbox.Prop.MaterialGroup { get; set; }

public Sandbox.Model Sandbox.Prop.Model { get; set; }

public System.Action Sandbox.Prop.OnPropBreak { get; set; }

public System.Action`1<Sandbox.DamageInfo> Sandbox.Prop.OnPropTakeDamage { get; set; }

public bool Sandbox.Prop.StartAsleep { get; set; }

Physics will be asleep until it's woken up.

public Color Sandbox.Prop.Tint { get; set; }