I was thinking of doing MOTD grenade disposal system, but more "futuristic". I know how to give players points with

maps\_zombiemode_score::minus_to_player_score( cost );

But how would I go with trigger noticing grenades and then deleting them?

i did this with cherry

player.score += 20;
then some function about the hud from zombiemode_score ();

Not really what I was asking for, lol. But thanks for info

whoops, i read again

youd need a trigger damage and a "waittill" to detect if its damaged, then a check to make sure its a grenade that hit it

ent waittill("trigger", player);
if(player getCurrentWeapon() == stielhandgranate)
player maps\_zombiemode_score::minus_to_player_score( 20 );

looks ok, except it would take not give 20 points, is that what you wanted?

i cant remember exactly, but if you take a look at the better script, in there it shows you how to reference the betty itself

Otherwise i will look into it when i get back home, prob wont be too hard to get what you want

were talking about the pit under the first dogs head in motd right?

watch_for_grenade()
{
	self endon( "death" );
	self endon( "disconnect" );
 
	for (;;)
	{
		self waittill ( "grenade_fire", grenade, weaponName, parent );
 
		switch( weaponName )
		{	
			case "steilhandgrenate":
				grenade disposal(self);
				break;
		}
	}
 
}

disposal(player, trigger_targetname) {
	for(;;) {
		trig = getEnt("targetname", trigger_targetname);
		trig waittill("trigger", who);
		who maps\_zombiemode_score::add_to_player_score(20);
		self delete();
		player IPrintLnBold("Deleting Grenade");
	}
}

If you thread that function in your mapname.gsc, it should wait until you've thrown a grenade, and then it should check for a grenade hitting the trigger. After the grenade hits, it will both delete the grenade so that it does not explode, and give the player 20 points.

trig = getEnt("targetname", trigger_targetname);

I used trigger_targetname as a variable, so you can pass different triggers through the function. Just change it from trigger_targetname to the targetname of your trigger in the watch_for_grenade() function, and you should be all set.