I dont have radiant so I cant check the .map

What are the "guys" exactly? And how will they react to a bullet?

So, the "guys" are three German Soldiers and "OBJ2" is just one German Soldier. Once I shoot the three German Soldiers before going to OBJ1 they just die and no mission failure happens...even when I go to OBJ1 and then kill the three German Soldiers "guys" the map continues to keep going (which is correct, I am supposed to go to OBJ1 and then kill the three Germans to continue the map..if I don't go to OBJ1 and kill the three Germans my mission is suppose to fail).

Yeah but where is the part where they react to getting a bullet? I dont see it in the script. You can shoot at them, but nothing will happen, because there is no script about shooting them. What you might do is link a trigger_damage to the "guys" and then you can add a waittill(trigger_damage) get activated, Then you know you shoot at them. Now the game cant tell you if you shoot at them

oh wow, I had no idea i would need to put something like that in my script, but it makes total sense. Do you have a line of code that would work for that? or do you want me using the method you just described?

Ni3ls,

So I just implemented a trigger_damage around all three German Soldiers, however, I am now lost as all can be with the code and how it'll look in my script to get this to hopefully work heh.

Your Thoughts?

V/r,
Luke.

I dont make sp maps, so i know nothing about actors and stuff. And im not after all if you could link a trigger to a player, but always worth a try.

This is to link

brushmodel = getEntArray("guy","targetname");
trigger_damage1 = getEnt("damage1","targetname");

trigger_damage1 EnableLinkTo();
trigger_damage1 LinkTo("brushmodel[1]");

Or something :P

This is about same prob i think :
http://modsonline.com/Forums-top-86801-0.html

I implemented that code into my mission_failure thread but no luck :(

#include maps\_utility;
#include maps\_anim;
#using_animtree("generic_human");


main()
{
maps\_load::main();
level.allies_accuracy = 10;
level.axis_accuracy = 100;
thread setupplayer();
thread enemy();
thread obj1();
}

setupplayer()
{
level.player takeallweapons();
level.player giveWeapon("mp40");
level.player giveWeapon("luger");
level.player switchToWeapon("mp40");
level.player setViewmodel("xmodel/viewmodel_hands_german" );
}

enemy()
{
if(isdefined(level.ending) && level.ending == 1)
return;
guys = getentarray("guy", "targetname");
for(i = 0; i < guys.size; i++)
guys
thread mission_failure();
}

obj1()
{
obj1 = getent("obj1", "targetname");
objective_add(1, "active", &"TESTING_OBJECTIVE_1",getent("obj1marker", "targetname").origin);
objective_current(1);

obj1 waittill("trigger");

objective_state(1, "done");
obj1 delete();

thread obj2();
}


obj2()
{
level.ending = 1;

obj2 = getent("obj2", "targetname");
objective_add(2, "active", &"TESTING_OBJECTIVE_2",getent("obj2", "targetname").origin);
objective_current(2);

obj2 waittill("death");
objective_state(2, "done");
}

mission_failure()
{
brushmodel = getEntArray("guys","targetname");
trigger_damage1 = getEnt("dtrig","targetname");

trigger_damage1 EnableLinkTo();
trigger_damage1 LinkTo("brushmodel[1]");
setCvar("ui_deadquote", "@SCRIPT_MISSION_FAILURE_ALERTED_ENEMY");
maps\_utility::missionFailedWrapper();
}


I think i may just give up on this one :(

I haven't read this whole thread, but a quick look at your code and it seems you are using GetEntArray without building the array:

s6robi writes...

Dude what? Dont just add that code hahah. Its an example. Check the other link.

@Stryder what do you mean?

GetEnt gets a single entity
GetEntArray gets multiple entities

brushmodel = getEntArray("guys","targetname");

The GetEntArray requires the array to be built afterwards:

and example would be:

brushmodel = getentarray("guys","targetname"); 	for(i=0; i<guys.size; i++)

i would also suggest not using naming conventions of common scripting entities (ie - do not use the header "brushmodel" as it is already something hardcoded into the engine)