Hey.
When I want to trigger my script, I need to fire around 3 rounds with a MP44 before it starts working, but after I have done that, it works perfectly fine. It is supposed to be triggered when there is done more than 200 damage; the accumulate function in the editor didn't seem to work so I did it this way.
I tried adding the iprintln in to check where it went wrong.

And well... The trigger doesn't seem to respond to any damage taken in the beginning. It doesn't even write the messages with damage and total damage.

accumulate()
{
trig = getent("test_accumulate1","targetname");
box = getent("test_accumulate1_brush","targetname");
trig.accDamage = 0;

while(1)
{
trig waittill("damage",amount);
trig.accDamage = trig.accDamage + amount;
wait(0.005);
iprintln("Damage: ^1" +amount);
iprintln("Total Damage: ^1" +trig.accDamage);

if (trig.accDamage > 200)
{
	trig.accDamage = trig.accDamage - 200;
	box movez(200,1);
	box waittill("movedone");
	wait(3);
	box movez(-200,1);
	box waittill("movedone");
}
else iprintln("You did not do enough damage");
}
}

I tried making another trigger - which would just display damage given and the total damage (without getting reset or moving a box or anything). The same thing happened. Except that this time it took a lot longer time for them to activate. But then they both started working at the same time. The code for the other one is:

accumulate2()
{
trig = getent("test_accumulate2","targetname");
trig.accDamage = 0;

while(1)
{
trig waittill("damage",amount);
trig.accDamage = trig.accDamage + amount;
wait(0.005);
iprintln("Damage: ^1" +amount);
iprintln("Total Damage: ^1" +trig.accDamage);
}
}

Any ideas?

Are you sure you're defining your variable labeled "amount"?
I see no references to it's size in the script...

Uzumakibro93 writes...
trig waittill("damage",amount);

Amount = the amount of damage done. I found it by checking other mods and tutorials (the exploding barrel tutorial).

It is like using this:

trig waittill("trigger",player);
player iprintlnbold("you triggered this thing");

That part works fine.

I've had similar trouble with trigger_damages. They're just uncooperative.

So there's nothing that can be done to help it?