Hello!
I want to write a script where a moving brushmodel touches a trigger, and when it touched a script start running. Is this possible?

for example
slider_tirgger waittill(slider triggered me);

thanks, creep.

Im not sure, but maybe istouching() works for brushmodels too.

But i guess its for players only :(

So, just hard script it, and wait for it to reach a certain origin

it might just work. after all brush models are entities no?

so yea try something like that.

trigger = getent( value, key );
brushmodel = getent( value, key );<br />
<br />
trigger waittill( "trigger", brushmodel );

I'm not at home. So I can't try it, but:

trigger waittill( "trigger", brushmodel );

in this line, the 'brushmodel' is declaring a variable, and not using it :/
for example:
user iprintlnbold ("...");
user means, that 'user' declared in the waittill:
trigger waittill( "trigger", user );

it can be player and everything other too.

voidsource writes...

f'xed

foo? why not just leave it at the variable that was use for the brush, then that way we know that when the triggers gets trigged by the brushmodel then we start our actions. so i really meant was something like:

thread1()
{
trigger = getent( value, key );
brushmodel = getent( value, key );

trigger waittill( "trigger", brushmodel );

  thread do_stuff();

}


do_stuff()
{
   do stuff......

}

IzNoGoD writes...
With that, it'd only be able to be triggered once though. And if it's not the brushmodel, then it won't work afterwards.

but thats why its defined in theres in the waittill part. only if the trigger gets triggered by the brushmodel then the thread will proceed otherwise it would not. and u can always set it in the entity options as 'not player' that will trigger the trigger.