.Map :: MoHAA Mapping

jv_map wrote:

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destinations:
  if(local.p.dmteam == allies)
  {
    thread tele1
  }
  else
   // must be axis if gametype >= 2
  {
    thread tele2
  }
end 

jv_map wrote:

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destinations:
  if(local.p.dmteam == allies)
  {
    thread tele1
  }
  else
   // must be axis if gametype >= 2
  {
    thread tele2
  }
end 

tltrude wrote:

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destinations: 
  local.p = parm.other
  if(local.p.dmteam == allies) 
  { 
    thread tele1 
  } 
  else 
   // must be axis if gametype >= 2 
  { 
    thread tele2 
  } 
end 

You need to adjust your timing because the teleporter and a target must already be there before the player teleports. Will the player already have choosen a team when he spawns at the spawn point?

tltrude wrote:

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destinations: 
  local.p = parm.other
  if(local.p.dmteam == allies) 
  { 
    thread tele1 
  } 
  else 
   // must be axis if gametype >= 2 
  { 
    thread tele2 
  } 
end 

Rats it still continue to use only one destination regardless of which team your in. There is got to be a way to tell it that this one is axis therefore use the axis destination and same for the allied. it justs keeps using one selection. We are missing something in the code. LOL.

<TWZ>WarTech

You need to adjust your timing because the teleporter and a target must already be there before the player teleports. Will the player already have choosen a team when he spawns at the spawn point?

jv_map wrote:

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destinations:
  if(local.p.dmteam == allies)
  {
    thread tele1
  }
  else
   // must be axis if gametype >= 2
  {
    thread tele2
  }
end 

tltrude wrote:"tele" is a command word and should not be used as a targetname.

tltrude wrote:This seems to work. Sorry. I changed your coordinates for my test map. See what I mean about "tele" being a command word?

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main:

	level waittill prespawn

	exec global/ambient.scr mohdm7
	thread tele1
	thread tele2
	thread teleport

	level waittill spawn


end

teleport:  //Teleport Player

	local.tele = spawn trigger_multiple targetname "tele_trigger" 
	local.tele.origin = ( 64 -896 -56 ) 
	local.tele setsize ( -32.00 -32.00 -4.00 ) ( 32.00 32.00 8.00 )
  
 while (1)
	{
	$tele_trigger waittill trigger
	local.player = parm.other 
		if (local.player.dmteam == "allies") 
		{ 
		local.player tele $teled1 
		} 
		if (local.player.dmteam == "axis")  
		{ 
		local.player tele $teled2  
		}
	wait .1
	} 
end 

tele1:      //Teleport dest 1 Allies 

	local.teledest = spawn func_teleportdest targetname "teled1" 
	local.teledest.origin = ( 416 32 -56 ) 
	local.teledest setsize ( -32.00 -32.00 -4.00 ) ( 32.00 32.00 8.00 ) 
end 

tele2:      //Teleport dest 2 Axis
 
	local.teledest = spawn func_teleportdest targetname "teled2"
	local.teledest.origin = ( -416 32 -56 ) 
	local.teledest setsize ( -32.00 -32.00 -4.00 ) ( 32.00 32.00 8.00 ) 
end

tltrude wrote:The "func_teleportdest" will automattically kick the player off the destination spot, so other players can land there.

tltrude wrote:Bjarne BZR - He is using this for singleplayer maps that have only the info_player_start as a spawn spot. The "func_teleportdest" will automattically kick the player off the destination spot, so other players can land there.

I switched it from using a trigger_teleport to using a trigger_multiple because it takes to long to spawn a new trigger each time a player joins or switches teams. So, the trigger will always be there for anyone spawning or when someone tries to block the spot.

I don't know if it will work right when 32 people try to spawn at the same time. But, it is worth a shot.