I have found this script taken from _bombs.gsc

radiusDamage (self.bomb.origin, 350, 600, 50);

earthquake(0.25, 3, self.bomb.origin, 1050);

I modifiyed them and got the earthquake to work but still no radius damage.

edited on Apr. 30, 2006 12:34 pm by Rasta

Ok MP,I'm new to all this MP stuff so I'm probably not the best person to be asking about this,but try looking at sd.gsc, theres function called Callback_PlayerDamage have a look at that.Again I'm a newbie at MP stuff so I might not know what I'm talking about.Just trying to help.

Ok,had a closer look at the script and your last post.And then it hit me.

Brush triggers don't have an origins like models do.That little box you see.But a script_model does,so does the new trigger_radius,and script_origins.

Give my theory a try,I hope thats it.

Well i been trying all day and just can't get the damage or sound to work... I know it's probably something simple but i can't put my finger on it!

Don't mean to bump my post but does anybody else have an idea? I keep trying yet it seems not to work!

The "buildings_explo" sound is a custom one, right?

Sound:
Have you tried it with a stock alias? "beep" or something like that..
If that works, there is something wrong with your .csv file.

Damage:
Try using the soundorigin as the origin for your radius damage.. as Bodger said.. brushes don't have origins (well.. they do.. 0, 0, 0)...

Right here is what i have!

My main .gsc calling a thread trigger_fx

trigger_fx() 
{
	fx_trigger = getent("flak_explosion", "targetname");			//trigger targetname
	if(!isDefined(fx_trigger))
	return;

	level.fxstate = false;
	
	soundorigin = getent("house_sound","targetname");			//defines what soundorigin is
	origin = fx_trigger getorigin();					//defines what origin is
	while(1) {

	fx_trigger waittill("trigger");						//wait untill its triggered
	
	soundorigin playsound("explosion1"); 					//play the sound
	radiusDamage (origin, -128, -738, 67);	  				//make it hurt
	earthquake(0.75, 5, origin, 2000);					//boom shake the room

	if(level.fxstate == false) {
	level.fxstate = true;
	thread loopfx("smokey01", (-136, -752, -16), 1, 0, 600);		//fx location (SMOKE)
	//thread loopfx("flame01", (-280, -880, 11), 1, 0, 600);		//fx location (SMALL FLAME)
	thread loopfx("flame02", (-136, -748, 4), 1, 0, 600);			//fx location (LARGE FLAME)
	}
	else if(level.fxstate == true) {
	level.fxstate = false;
	}
	}
	}

	loopfx(fxId, fxPos, waitime, fxStart, fxStop) {
	if(!isDefined(level.fxstate))
	level.fxstate = true;
	if(!isDefined(fxStop))
	fxStop = 600;
	if(!isDefined(fxStart))
	fxStart = 1;
	if(!isDefined(waitime))
	waitime = 1;
	loop_count = 0;

	wait (fxStart);

	while (level.fxstate && loop_count < fxStop) {
	playfx(level._effect[fxId], fxPos);
	loop_count++;
	wait (waitime);
	}

}

Ok this appear to work as everything apart from the radius da,age and explosion sound works!

Next i have my 'Soundalias' with three different explosion sounds in, currently im only calling on 'explosion1' but im hoping to have a number of sounds to play aftera delay, to give the impression of a large explosion!

explosion1,,misc/explosion1.wav,0.8,1,,,80,100000,auto,,,,,,
explosion2,,misc/explosion2.wav,0.8,1,,,80,100000,auto,,,,,,
explosion3,,misc/explosion3.wav,0.8,1,,,80,100000,auto,,,,,,

My folder layout is ok as everything is working, any ideas appreciated!

@ CAretaker

Yes, im now using a script_origin with a targetname of house_sound for my sound effect. The csv appears to work as the ambient is playing!

edited on May. 6, 2006 01:00 pm by Rasta