//instead of three level trigs above give them all the same targetname and do this trigs = GetEntArray("triggers","targetname");
level.doorClip = GetEnt("door_clip", "targetname");//I personally would set the clip as the doors target and not use level var //need to disconnect paths on the door so zombies don't try to go through level.doorClip DisconnectPaths();//may not see this issue if no other way in that area
level.buttonsNeeded = trigs.size;//set this to the number of trigs by using array size // level.buttonsPressed = 0;//we can comment this out and just use buttons needed and subtract
//instead of threading the same function with a different name on each different trigger //you can thread on the array, or iterate the array and thread on each trigger
//iterate method: foreach(trig in trigs) { trig thread Trig1();//I personally would pass the door, and not use a level var }
//thread_all method: // array::thread_all(trigs, &Trig1);//this method requires adding #using scripts\shared\array_shared; to top
}
function Trig1()//I personally would pass the door, and not use a level var { //you should set the hint here self SetCursorHint("HINT_NOICON"); self SetHintString("Press [{+activate}] to...");
// while(1)//no need for a while loop when you are breaking unconditionally // { self waittill("trigger", player);//self is the trigger, and player isn't used, so not really needed level.buttonsPressed--;//subtract so we can check < 0 later self Delete();//self delete CheckDoor(); // break; // } } //no need for multiple functions that do the same function // function Trig2() // { // while(1) // { // level.trig2 waittill("trigger", player); // level.buttonsPressed++; // level.trig2 Delete(); // CheckDoor(); // break; // } // }
function CheckDoor()//I personally would pass the door, and not use a level var { // if(level.buttonsPressed >= level.buttonsNeeded)//check if >= instead of == just incase something bugs if(level.buttonsNeeded<=0)//changed this to check for less than 0 since now we will subtract { level.doorClip ConnectPaths(); level.door Delete(); level.doorClip Delete(); //when you open a door, you'll need to connect the paths, which means you should disconnect the paths first } }
Here is the code cleaned up. I would also set the doors as the target of the triggers and make some more tweaks, but this is cleaner and you can add as many triggers as you want this way: (sorry for any typos or errors, didn't test)
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function openDoor() { trigs = GetEntArray("triggers","targetname"); level.buttonsNeeded = trigs.size;
door = GetEnt("door", "targetname");
doorClip = GetEnt("door_clip", "targetname");//I personally would set the clip as the doors target and not use level var doorClip DisconnectPaths();
foreach(trig in trigs) { trig thread Trig1(door, doorClip); } }
function Trig1(door, doorClip) { self SetCursorHint("HINT_NOICON"); self SetHintString("Press [{+activate}] to...");
Also I believe in radiant there is an option on script_model and script_brushmodels to enable them as a moving platform. It's in the kvp's, I have only tested the function via script though so you'd have to test that.
I have tested this out by ticking the setting in radiant, and I have found that it works without having to need any code.
Do you have the additional assets downloaded? If not, It is a very large download, but here are the steps to download it.
In steam find the Black ops 3 Mod Tools -> right click on the tools in steam -> click "properties" -> find the DLC tab and click it -> and install the additional assets
Like I said before it's probably a lot easier just to make the trig a trigger_use, I have it working fine this way. This is the exact script I'm using with only minor changes to take out some of my checks.
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//Put these three in your main() function at the bottom level flag::wait_till("all_players_connected"); poi = poi_setup(); poi thread poi_test();
//These are the two functions I'm using function poi_setup(){ poi = struct::get("custom_poi", "targetname"); poi.trig = GetEnt(poi.target, "targetname"); poi.trig SetCursorHint("HINT_NOICON"); poi.hint = "Press &&1 to distract zombies"; //Or whatever hint you want poi.trig SetHintString(poi.hint); poi.poi_active = false; // attract_dist, num_attractors, added_poi_value, start_turned_on, initial_attract_func, arrival_attract_func, poi_team poi zm_utility::create_zombie_point_of_interest(100000, 99, 25, false); // num_attract_dists, attract_dist poi thread zm_utility::create_zombie_point_of_interest_attractor_positions(5, 100); poi thread zm_utility::wait_for_attractor_positions_complete(); return poi; }
function poi_test(){ while(1){ self.trig waittill("trigger"); self.poi_active = true; cooldown = 15; //Change to time desired - I'm using 15 for testing while(1){ if(cooldown > 0){ cooldown--; self.trig SetHintString("Cooling down in ["+cooldown+"]..."); //This updates the trig with time left wait(1); }else break; } self.poi_active = false; self.trig SetHintString(self.hint); } }
Also this is just a proof of concept script that I made, so you should think about a way to limit this so players can't just keep using it over and over again. The cooldown in the script really should be called "poi active time" or something like that, because cooldown makes more sense to be the time after the poi expires, and before it can be triggered again. You can use a simple wait(time) or some other check. Here's a short vid demonstrating how I'm using it with the script I provided you.
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Ok, thanks. I planned on making this just like a cool, hidden feature in my map so in no way do I intend to make it OP. Thanks everyone!
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