Hi, ive been trying to add a 2nd obj. but every time the game has it marked already off. here is the script. (its obj2)

main()
{
maps\_load::main();
maps\_truck::main();
maps\_tiger_gmi::main();

        setCullFog (0, 3000, .30, .30, .37, 0);
           
         level.player takeallweapons();
         level.player setViewmodel( "xmodel/viewmodel_hands_uswinter" );
precacheshader("black");
precacheShellshock("default");
precacheModel("xmodel/vehicle_tank_tiger");
precachemodel("xmodel/vehicle_tank_tiger_camo_d");
precacheturret("mg42_tiger_tank");
precacheModel("xmodel/vehicle_tank_panzeriv_machinegun");

thread snow();  
thread message();
thread message2();
thread truck_guys();
thread obj1();
thread intro_screen();
thread tiger1();

level waittill ("finished intro screen");
}


message()
{
trigger = getent ( "message1_trig","targetname");
trigger waittill ("trigger");
 
        iprintlnbold("TOWN3_LINE1");

}

obj1()
{
obj1 = getent("obj1_trig", "targetname");
        objective_add(1, "active", &"TOWN3_OBJ1", (768.0,216.0,-48.0));
objective_current(1);
 obj1 waittill("trigger");
 objective_state(1, "done");

thread obj2();

}

snow()
{
 level.snoweffect = loadfx("fx/weather/snowfallfor5seconds.efx");
snowmitters = getentarray("snowmitter","targetname");
delay = 5;
initialoffset = 0;
for(i=0;i<snowmitters.size;i++)
{
 snowmitters[i] thread snowblow(delay,initialoffset);
 if(initialoffset < 5)
 {
  initialoffset += .2;
 }
 else
  initialoffset = 0;
 
}
}

snowblow(delay,initialoffset)
{
wait initialoffset;
while(1)
{
 playfx (level.snoweffect,self.origin);
 wait delay;
}

}

message2()
{
trigger = getent ( "message2_trig","targetname");
trigger waittill ("trigger");
 
        iprintlnbold("TOWN3_LINE2");

}

truck_guys()
{
	trucktrig = getent ( "truck_trigger","targetname");
	trucktrig waittill ("trigger");

	truck = getent ( "truck1","targetname");
	path = getVehicleNode (truck.target,"targetname");
	truck attachpath(path);
	truck maps\_truck::init();
	truck maps\_truck::attach_guys();
	truck startPath();
	truck waittill ("reached_end_node");
	truck notify ("unload");
}

intro_screen()
{

precacheString(&"TOWN3_PLACE");
precacheString(&"TOWN3_DATE");
precacheString(&"TOWN3_TIME");
maps\_introscreen::introscreen(&"TOWN3_PLACE", &"TOWN3_DATE", &"TOWN3_TIME");

}

tiger1()
{
trigger = getent ( "tiger1_trig","targetname");
trigger waittill ("trigger");

tank = getent ( "tiger1","targetname");
path = getVehicleNode ("tiger1_start","targetname");
tank attachpath(path);
tank maps\_tiger_gmi::init();

tank startPath();
tank waittill ("reached_end_node");

}

obj2()
{
obj2 = getent("obj2_trig", "targetname");
        objective_add(2, "active", &"TOWN3_OBJ2", (5552.0,-1296.0,-32.0));
objective_current(2);
 obj2 waittill("trigger");
 objective_state(2, "done");


}

edited on Oct. 30, 2005 01:50 pm by predieanalien

Correct me if i'm wrong but shouldn't




thread obj2();


be somewhere up by these?


thread snow();
thread message();
thread message2();
thread truck_guys();
thread obj1();
thread intro_screen();
thread tiger1();

like i said correct me if i'm wrong not all that good at all this

obj2(); gets called at the end of obj1();. That way obj2 won't appear on the radar until obj1 is cleared.

As for the problem..

Does your first objective act normally? If so maybe you made a mistake with naming your second objective trigger?

}(this thing)

obj2()
{
obj2 = getent("obj2_trig", "targetname");
objective_add(2, "active", &"TOWN3_OBJ2", (5552.0,-1296.0,-32.0));
objective_current(2);
obj2 waittill("trigger");
objective_state(2, "done");


}

I might be wrong but I don't think u need that first bracket or whatever its called. I mgiht be wrong though I am not great at scripting.

edited on Oct. 30, 2005 03:25 pm by Ace008

that first } is the closure of the function before it, tiger1().

Oh ok I see that now. Man I wish I were better at scripting.

Yes the first obj acts normally.

In the tutorial about adding objectives, there is a 2 second wait (wait (2); ) before calling the obj2() thread. Maybe that might work.

Just a thought but you've got both cod and coduo map folders loaded.

maps\_load::main(); ----- for cod
maps\_truck::main(); ----- for cod
maps\_tiger_gmi::main(); ----- for coduo

try

maps\_load_gmi::main();
maps\_truck_gmi::main();
maps\_tiger_gmi::main();

I think that all of the .gsc files for handling elements have been redone by Grey Matter to work together so if you have a _tiger_gmi you'll need a _load_gmi for all the major files.

As I said this is "just a thought" and might not be "gospel".