I'm making a script that spawns random weapons in random rooms when the round finishes.
This is what I have:

    for( i = 0; i < cubes.size; i++ ) {
        
        // here I get the origin (org); everything ok
        
        model = spawn( "script_model",org );
        model.angles = (0,0,0);
        model.targetname = "round_break_weapon_reward";
        
        model.weap = weapons[i];
        weaponname = getWeaponModel( weapons[i] );
        model setModel( "tag_origin" );
        model = playFxOnTag( level._effect[ "powerup_on" ], model, "tag_origin" );
        model setModel( weaponname );
        model thread rotateGun();
        model thread weaponGetWait( cubes[i] );
        iprintlnbold(weaponname);
    }

"cubes" is an array with the number of the cubes where weapons will spawn. "weapons" is an array with the same size as "cubes" with the name of the weapons I'm spawning.
The problem here is that it creates the model and puts the powerup fx but the weapon model doesn't appear. Also, "rotateGun()" and "weaponGetWait()" are never called and the print is called sometimes. I mean, if I print i, it is printed 7 times (the size of "cubes"). If I print weaponname (as now), it prints three weapons (maybe the other four are undefined). And if I print some text, it's printed only once.

I took part of it from ZMBS DON GOONY's weapon powerup, but I must be doing something wrong.

Thanks for any idea.

use this tutorial it shows script that spawns in a weapon similar to manually placing one in radiant by right clicking and placing weapon, this method will automatically spawn in the trigger and the weapon model.

http://ugx-mods.com/forum/index.php/topic,4974.0.html

 model = playFxOnTag( level._effect[ "powerup_on" ], model, "tag_origin" );

u re-defined 'model' as an fx id so nothing underneath that works on the model anymore.
take out 'model = ' and leave just 'playFxOnTag( level._effect[ "powerup_on" ], model, "tag_origin" );'

model = playFxOnTag( level._effect[ "powerup_on" ], model, "tag_origin" );

u re-defined 'model' as an fx id so nothing underneath that works on the model anymore.
take out 'model = ' and leave just 'playFxOnTag( level._effect[ "powerup_on" ], model, "tag_origin" );'

Ops. I've just realised that lol. I don't know why I made that.
I always make stupid mistakes and can't realise where they are.