How can I detect if a zombie is killed by a player or if he dies in a special area?

I tried to edit the _zm_spawner.gsc but it didnt load my own commands...

function zombie_death_event( zombie )
{

	zombie.marked_for_recycle = 0;
 
	force_explode = 0;
	force_head_gib = 0;
	zombie waittill( "death", attacker);
	soulboxes::sendkill(zombie);
	time_of_death = gettime();
	if(isDefined(zombie))
	{
		zombie StopSounds();
	}

I didn't look into spawner when I did this, cause I'm a bit gun shy from the previous bugs and stuff, perhaps after beta, but what I did in the mean time is get an array of zombies continuously, in a while loop, and then thread a function on each of them in a foreach loop. In this function I would check if a specific attribute was defined, and if it wasn't, then I would define it and thread a function that would waittill death and do what I wanted, or what ever you want to do with this zombie, waittill damage or whatever. If the attribute was defined, I would simply return, meaning I was already tracking this zombies life.

In waw I didn't do things this way, I edited zombiemode or spawner, I forget already which, when they were damaged I would thread my function with my checks.

Here's a similar example:

function TrackZombies(){
	while(1){
		zombies = GetAiSpeciesArray( "axis", "all" );		
		for(i=0;i<zombies.size;i++){
			if(isdefined(zombies[i].mytracking)) continue;
			else zombies[i] thread WatchMe();
		}
		wait(.05);
	}
}
function WatchMe(){
        self.mytracking = true;
	//self endon("death");
	//while... do stuff
	//or
	// self waittill("death");
	//do stuff
}

Once more is sorted out, I would rather just use a function already thread on each zombie as they spawn.

I didn't look into spawner when I did this, cause I'm a bit gun shy from the previous bugs and stuff, perhaps after beta, but what I did in the mean time is get an array of zombies continuously, in a while loop, and then thread a function on each of them in a foreach loop. In this function I would check if a specific attribute was defined, and if it wasn't, then I would define it and thread a function that would waittill death and do what I wanted, or what ever you want to do with this zombie, waittill damage or whatever. If the attribute was defined, I would simply return, meaning I was already tracking this zombies life.

In waw I didn't do things this way, I edited zombiemode or spawner, I forget already which, when they were damaged I would thread my function with my checks.

Here's a similar example:

function TrackZombies(){
	while(1){
		zombies = GetAiSpeciesArray( "axis", "all" );		
		for(i=0;i<zombies.size;i++){
			if(isdefined(zombies[i].mytracking)) continue;
			else zombies[i] thread WatchMe();
		}
		wait(.05);
	}
}
function WatchMe(){
        self.mytracking = true;
	//self endon("death");
	//while... do stuff
	//or
	// self waittill("death");
	//do stuff
}

Once more is sorted out, I would rather just use a function already thread on each zombie as they spawn.

Thx it worked perfectly