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PyroBlizzard wrote:30 halo time = 1 sec i think
SOmething like that look in tutorial.

PyroBlizzard wrote:

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(object_create objects\weapons\rifle\smg\smg.weap)
(weapon_hold_trigger objects\weapons\rifle\smg\smg.weap 0 true)
(sleep x)
(weapon_hold_trigger objects\weapons\rifle\smg\smg.weap 0 false)
(object_destroy objects\weapons\rifle\smg\smg.weap)

Im pretty sure u replace them with the weap name of the gun u want. Such as:
objects\weapons\rifle\smg\smg.weap

TheTyckoMan wrote:This topic belongs in the tags and resources section. I will move it in or around 24 hours from now...actually I can't do that because I'll be at work....hmmm....

(script startup weapon 
  (begin 
   (sleep 500) 
   (object_create Script_Weapon) 
   (weapon_hold_trigger Script_Weapon 0 True) 
   (sleep 500) 
   (weapon_hold_trigger Script_Weapon 0 False)
  )
)

Hawaiian Modder wrote: Edit: New idea.
Make a script where it ends the game in multiplayer.

(script continuous Game_Restart 
  (begin 
   (sleep 500) 
   (game_revert)
  )
)

Hawaiian Modder wrote:Edit: New idea.
Make a script where it ends the game in multiplayer.

(script startup gameover_switch
 (begin 
   (sleep_until (> (device_group_get gate) 0)) 
   (begin 
     (game_won) 
     (print "GAME OVER SO GET LOW BUS")
  ) 
))

Soldier of Lite wrote:OK, time for some explanations........
First, 30 frames is 1 second (aka 30 fps). You specify sleep time in frames.

Next, when spawning an objec

t you reference it with a local object name. There is a reflexive, number 3, in the scnr tag, that contains a name for all scripted objects. Here's how the reflexive looks:

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struct local objects {
 string32 name
 enum16 type {
  0=bipd
  1=vehi
  2=weap
  6=scenery
  7=mach
  8=ctrl
 }
 index16 index
}

Basically, you give the object a name, and then reference the proper placement chunk with the 2 values. You've all seen the Vehicle Placement/Pallette reflexives, etc. This one reflexive points to all of those, based on the enum and index. So if I wanted to reference the first vehicle, I would give it a name "vehicle0" for example, then say its enum is 1 and its index is 0. The placement chunk references the pallette, and gives it coordinates, etc.

I really don't feel like writing another tutorial on how to use a program, but I'll continue to answer questions, so if someone wants to compile a FAQ guide go ahead.