Ok so I had a bizarre idea for a map and I need a few things in order to create it:

1. I would need the zombies to walk to a certain point rather than going for the players. (Like an always active interest point)

2. I would also need a trigger to which if the zombies touch the trigger it will end the game.

Is any of this even possible? Let me know if you know what to do.

I know the first one would be possible because it's basically the same thing as what Quick Revive, Vulture Aid (green mist) and Teleporter scripts use to distract the zombies from the players. It could probably be easily adapted to work for the entire length of the game.

As for the seccond one, I'm pretty sure that would be pretty easy for a scripter to script as well, so probably yes, those would both be possible.

You can use

setgoalpos( origin )

or

setgoalent ( ent )

for example to 'guide' a single zombie somewhere.

For the game ending use a trigger-multiple or -radius and run a loop either on the zombie or the trigger to see if they are touching each other: ( with the correct spawnflags you could also do a waittill "trigger" with the trigger-multiple )

// the zombie that needs to touch the trigger(s) calls this, so is the self-ent in this example
end_game_touch()
{
self endon( "death" );

	triggers = getentarray( "dont_touch", "targetname" );

	while(1)
	{
		for( i=0 ; i<trigers.size ; i++ )
		{
			if( self istouching( triggers[i] ) )
			{
				level notify( "end_game" );
			}
		}
		wait 0.2;
	}
}

You can use

setgoalpos( origin )

or

setgoalent ( ent )

for example to 'guide' a single zombie somewhere.

For the game ending use a trigger-multiple or -radius and run a loop either on the zombie or the trigger to see if they are touching each other: ( with the correct spawnflags you could also do a waittill "trigger" with the trigger-multiple )

// the zombie that needs to touch the trigger(s) calls this, so is the self-ent in this example
end_game_touch()
{
self endon( "death" );

	triggers = getentarray( "dont_touch", "targetname" );

	while(1)
	{
		for( i=0 ; i<trigers.size ; i++ )
		{
			if( self istouching( triggers[i] ) )
			{
				level notify( "end_game" );
			}
		}
		wait 0.2;
	}
}

Sounds like he wants to make a map similar to the 'Candy Cane' mini-game you made on Warehouse.

Thanks for helping me guys however, I managed to contact MakeCents and he gave me a script that works exactly how I wanted it. (Thanks MakeCents!)