Welcome buddy

Welcome

Good movie guys Gotta agree with Zaitsev though, dubstep is awful... way too many bounce videos have it

Send the map file to someone, so they can take a look and see first hand what is going on. I can take a look if you're comfortable enough with it.

Goro92 wrote:try to use caulk texture applied to faces of a brush that would not be visible to the player

Good point, caulk texture is ignored when compiling light, and should be used as much as possible.

Make sure you use /cg_draw2D 0, this will remove the text and junk on the screen.

Check if you have any leaks in your skybox, if light escapes and travels forever, it'll keep compiling it and waste alot of memory.

MoveX( <xvalue>, <time>, <acceleration time>, <deceleration time> )

For future reference, use http://www.zeroy.com/script/. It has a list of functions and their arguments.

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Just means you and the server can't establish a connection, for whatever reason.

along with (possibly) a new release of codjumper_training, with support for higher stacks, further RPG jumps and possibly bounces e.t.c That would be good, but you'd need to address why the map lags so much. It really puts people off playing it. I assumed it's because of the moving belts, having to...

I've seen that bounce alot, but not in any video. I don't think many people would bother adding that to a bounce montage or anything, considering it's not very advantageous, no offense.

Create a function called 'onGameEnd' and add the code above into the body. Then, thread it in your main function. main() { thread onGameEnd(); } onGameEnd() { level waittill("game_ended"); // set dvars here } The notify string "game_ended" is notified when the game timer reaches ...

Ah yes thanks for the help guys, i figured the suicide out :D But any help with regards to the other question about resetting the values g_speed, jump_height, and g_gravity before the map rotates? Try "level waittill("game_ended");" and after that, use 'setDvar' to set their def...

Vartazian wrote:if(user.done = false)
{
player suicide();
}

Use a double-equals sign '==' when comparing two values. A single equals sign '=' assigns a value to a variable.