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Mantas T

23 Jan, 2020 @ 10:54am

regarding counters

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Rectus

23 Jan, 2020 @ 11:11am

The only thing I can spot is that the trigger_multiples need to have 'Physics Objects' checked under spawnflags.

To get the light to start off uncheck the 'Enabled' option for it.

Mantas T

23 Jan, 2020 @ 11:27am

nice! it works, and it gives me another problem :) so now if i just take one skull, and try to place it on a correct spot, it sometimes falls of, so as any user would i try till it actually stays in place, and it means sometimes one skull can trigger its trigger box 6 times that sets the light of. so i need that one skull would only add a number to a counter it hits a trigger box first time and it could not add more to a counter - how could i do that? and thank you for responses!

Rectus

23 Jan, 2020 @ 12:16pm

To do that you could fire a Disable input on the trigger from itself once it has triggered, or make the skull appear to snap into place by replacing it with a static version.

Another option is to count down when a skull is removed from the trigger, if you want the players to properly align all the skulls.

Mantas T

23 Jan, 2020 @ 9:57pm

hey, thanks! the last option sounds perfect! how do i do it?
Can i just use same trigger boxes and add second output that instead of "on trigger"
i would add something like "on not touching" and use "substract" for via this input?
would that work? or would it set counter to -6 before i even touch anything as player?

Last edited by Mantas T; 23 Jan, 2020 @ 10:45pm

Rectus

24 Jan, 2020 @ 12:16am

Use the OnEndTouch output on the triggers, that only fires every time when a triggering object leaves the trigger. And yes, the Subtract input does just that.