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main()
{
maps\mp\_load::main();
level.codeCount=0;
level.code="";
for(i=1;i<4;i++) //Change 4 to however many triggers you have
{
trig = getent("mp_indoors_trigger"+i,"targetname");
trig thread checkTrig(i);
}
}
checkTrig(i)
{
while(1)
{
self waittill("trigger",user);
if(level.codeCount<3) //Change 3 with however long your code is.
{
level.code=level.code+""+i;
level.codeCount++;
}
if(level.codeCount==3) //Change 3 with however long your code is
{
if(level.code==123) //Change 123 to whatever code you want
{
//Do Stuff Here
}
level.codeCount=0;
level.code="";
}
}
}
lol be quite lol.Soviet wrote:lol, he is never going to understand that
All the time in the world? How long is that?zipperdude wrote:lol be quite lol.Soviet wrote:lol, he is never going to understand that
I can always try. i have all the time in the world to figure it out. Plus im good at asking nm for help lol.
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main()
{
maps\mp\_load::main();
level.codeCount=0;
level.code="";
for(i=0;i<10;i++)
{
trig = getent("math_prob_"+i,"targetname");
trig thread checkTrig(i);
}
}
checkTrig(i)
{
while(1)
{
self waittill("trigger",user);
if(level.codeCount<2) //Change 3 with however long your code is.
{
level.code=level.code+""+i;
level.codeCount++;
}
if(level.codeCount=2) //Change 3 with however long your code is
{
if(level.code==62) //Change 123 to whatever code you want
{
door = getent("math_door_1","targetname");
door rotatepitch(90, 2);
door waittill("rotatedone");
wait(5);
door rotatepitch(-90, 2);
door waittill("rotatedone");
}
level.codeCount==2;
level.code="";
}
}
}
hmm, this may be so in vCoD, but not in CoD2/4, and generally. Its bad practice.Nightmare wrote:Not with the quake 3 scripting, that's the magic of it.
It automatically switches to the correct type without need for stating so.
Hence how when you declare a variable, you don't have to declare it's type.
Meh, might as well take advantage of it.Drofder2004 wrote:hmm, this may be so in vCoD, but not in CoD2/4, and generally. Its bad practice.Nightmare wrote:Not with the quake 3 scripting, that's the magic of it.
It automatically switches to the correct type without need for stating so.
Hence how when you declare a variable, you don't have to declare it's type.
Lol, lazyNightmare wrote:Meh, might as well take advantage of it.Drofder2004 wrote:hmm, this may be so in vCoD, but not in CoD2/4, and generally. Its bad practice.Nightmare wrote:Not with the quake 3 scripting, that's the magic of it.
It automatically switches to the correct type without need for stating so.
Hence how when you declare a variable, you don't have to declare it's type.
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