Maybe it has to do with OpenMenu() and CloseMenu() function names. iirc, those were the names of the functions you would call to open a .menu file. That's probably what's causing the crash.
Nobody is just going to write up the script for you. You have to put some effort into it, otherwise you'll never learn. Read other scripts Treyarch has written for the methods I've already described. You should learn a lot just from reading.
// Make use of the SetMoveSpeedScale() function to slow down the player // Do this when in a trigger radius or in a certain predefined area // Once they are no longer touching the trigger or are no longer in the area, reset the move speed scale to what it was prior to entering.
By doing that, you should have the core functionality of the mud present.
Well the prob is that most are 150, some are 500, some are 230. To do it right I prob should have one for each, but that one that I'm using kind of works for all, just with the gun unfortunately.
You would need to have an anim for each one. Tbh, I'm surprised Treyarch didn't make looping fall anims and jump in/jump out. It would be easier to manipulate if it were that way.
The game simply ignores it as if it doesn't exist or something. I've tried to fix it myself by adding a few things, but always end up with bad syntax's.
Should be
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players = getplayers(); for(wow=0;i<players.size;wow+=0) { players[wow] giveweapon("thundergun_zm"); players[wow] iprintln("The gods have given you a Thundergun"); wow+=1; }
You had a backwards parenthesis. That's why it broke. Sorry if I was late. I was sleeping.