Entity.SetCollisionBounds

{{Lua_function |
  function_name        = Entity:SetCollisionBounds |
  arguments            = {{Arg|Vector}} min, {{Arg|Vector}} max|
  description          = In a scripted entity's ENT:Initialize event, sets the bounding box of the entity. The box's corners are min and max. See additional notes for more information. |
  object               = {{Arg|Entity}} |
  lua_state            = {{Shared}} |
}}

==Examples==
{{Lua_example |
  description          = Create an entity with a 10x10x10 bounding box. |
  useOn                = {{Serverside}}|
  code                 = <lua>
function ENT:Initialize()
    local w=10  //Width
    local l=10  //Length
    local h=10  //Height

    //Vectors
    local min=Vector(0-(w/2),0-(l/2),0-(h/2))
    local max=Vector(w/2,l/2,h/2)

    //Set bounding box
    self:SetCollisionBounds(min,max)
end
</lua> |
}}

== Additional Notes ==
[[Image:SetCollisionBounds.png|thumb|Bounding box, Min and Max vectors. Convergence point of black lines is 0,0,0]]
* Both of the vectors should be local vectors (meaning that 0,0,0 is the center of the model, not the center of the map)
* The vectors are measured in world units.
* The 'min' is the lowest X, Y, and Z values on the model. For a normal box, all three values should be the same as 'max', but negative.
* The 'max' is the highest X, Y, and Z values on the model. For a normal box, all three values should be the same as 'min', but positive.
* The bounding box is used for triggers (like trigger_multiple or ENT:Touch for scripted entities), determining if rendering is necessary clientside, and collision (if the entity's solid is SOLID_BBOX).

==See Also==
* [[Entity.SetCollisionBoundsWS|Entity:SetCollisionBoundsWS]]