does that mean I cant change the hintstring to say "Not needed" then change to say "press *button* to change the fuse" like back and forth or would that hit a limit too, or is it just like 48 different ones?

That would be counting as 2 for the limit. Should be fine.

- Phil.

Counting down seconds in a hintstring just produces way too many for WaW's limit of 48 in total. You gotta find another way to count down (HUD elem for example).

- Phil.

Well, I'd assume you would want it to work in Coop too. all_players_connected will also be set in SP, so no harm in waiting for it to be set.

- Phil.

Okay, then, are you calling this function after the flag "all_players_connected" has been set?

- Phil.

Are you calling your code after _zombiemode::main(). Before that, get_players() might not return any players.

- Phil.

		level thread spectators_respawn();

		//		round_text( &"ZOMBIE_ROUND_END" );
		level thread chalk_round_hint();

		wait( level.zombie_vars["zombie_between_round_time"] );

Somewhere here, depending on what exactly you want to achieve.

- Phil.

trigger_damage

- Phil.

more or less basic scripting

That's kind of very vague...

- Phil.

The value of the variable you "switch over". Although that shouldn't be causing any problems, it just wouldn't execute any case at all.

- Phil.

case statements are only allowed within a switch block.

- Phil.

You mean the "Kino style" teleporter?

- Phil.

I don't see why you would want it to use the XBox X symbol on PC when the player is not using a controller? Doesn't make sense to me.

- Phil.

That would be an FX effect.

- Phil.

Teleport() does work. It just doesn't teleport when the player might be able to see the teleportation process. That's what ForceTeleport() is for, which is used for the dogs for example. It does work.

- Phil.

The problem is most likely your script's logic, not the functions you are using.

- Phil.