ok, success. but it's alittle wierd. Here is the final code that i ended up with

main()
{
trigger = getent("test", "targetname");
trigger waittill("trigger", user);

{
user iprintlnbold("this map was made by ^1Cyber^4Shot");
wait 5;
user iprintlnbold("This map was made for ASP");
wait 5;
user iprintlnbold("Sniper server 70.85.233.146");
wait 5;
user iprintlnbold("success");
}
}

i took out the loop that was in there because i figured i didn't need it, but also the trigger was made using a trigger multiple but the code only executes one time. Do you know why that is?

Ok this is a simple fix! just call the thread again at the bottom like so

main()
{
thread say();
}

say()
{
trigger = getent("test", "targetname");
trigger waittill("trigger", user);

{
user iprintlnbold("this map was made by ^1Cyber^4Shot");
wait 5;
user iprintlnbold("This map was made for ASP");
wait 5;
user iprintlnbold("Sniper server 70.85.233.146");
wait 5;
user iprintlnbold("success");
wait 5;
thread say();
return;
}
}

I added in a new thread called say... then once the code was finished executing, it goes back up and waits till the trigger is triggered again to say everything again.

i will try it right now

that worked. i see, it just creates a simple loop...what is the return; suppose to . i took it out and the program still works. So is it really needed?