This seems to be a recurring issue with a lot of people. Can we get some clarification on how to add zones and making them so that you don't get downed upon entering them? I simply cannot locate any tutorial in the wiki or elsewhere that cleans this up.

Any help is appreciated.

EDIT: I ended up making a tutorial on this, check it out here: Link

Ok, so I have followed your tutorial and I spawn in just fine. But when I walk into my second zone, I still get the Samantha laugh and die. I use these KVPs:

targetname
zone2

target
zone2_spawners

and

script_noteworthy
player_volume

Make sure the zones are as close as possible without being inside each other, the way it works in bo3 is whenever you aren't in a zone it thinks you are cheating so it kills you.

If this doesn't work Ill check it out since I haven't actually used multiple zones in any of my current bo3 maps.

Make sure the zones are as close as possible without being inside each other, the way it works in bo3 is whenever you aren't in a zone it thinks you are cheating so it kills you.

If this doesn't work Ill check it out since I haven't actually used multiple zones in any of my current bo3 maps.

EDIT:
Was looking around the zm_mapname file and found this:
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//Setup the levels Zombie Zone Volumes
   level.zones = [];
   level.zone_manager_init_func =&usermap_test_zone_init;
   init_zones[0] = "start_zone";
   level thread zm_zonemgr::manage_zones( init_zones );

You would most likely need to add init_zones[1] = "zonename"; but I haven't tried this yet.

Yup, my zones are sitting as close to each other as possible but not passing through. I was going to try putting in the "add_adjacent_zone" thing from WaW, but I thought I might wait to see if someone else figured it out.

Go into your Black Ops 3/usermaps/zm_mapname/scripts/zm/zm_mapname.gsc

Find

//Setup the levels Zombie Zone Volumes
	level.zones = [];
	level.zone_manager_init_func =&usermap_test_zone_init;
	init_zones[0] = "start_zone";
	level thread zm_zonemgr::manage_zones( init_zones );

then add

init_zones[1] = "whatever your zone is called";

under

init_zones[0] = "start_zone";

just keep adding +1 to the init_zones[0] for each zone you add and there you go, works for me.

EDIT:
I just tried it without doing this and it worked so I'm not sure if this is completely necessary.

If this doesn't work there is something wrong with the way you setup your zones since mine work fine.

Also if you do get this working you can still do the adjacent zones like you did in world at war too,
Go into the same file I said earlier and locate this

function usermap_test_zone_init()
{
	level flag::init( "always_on" );
	level flag::set( "always_on" );
}	

then add this at the bottom of the function

zm_zonemgr::add_adjacent_zone("zone1", "zone2", "enter_zone2" );

Thank you so much!!! This worked!!!