scripts in maps

[[GR]doodleninja]

how do i import/export scripts in/from maps?

[ant_8490]

Really? Wtf are you talking about?

[[GR]doodleninja]

i want to exec a script when people go to an particular point in the map. the script is written but how to i import it in the map?

[ant_8490]

i want to exec a script when people go to an particular point in the map. the script is written but how to i import it in the map?

You dont exec scripts in a map. You would have to add all those entities into the map and have triggers run them they like they would in the script.

[[GR]doodleninja]

ok. btw, you told me once, when i asked you on your yt video how do you can destroy a building with an explosion, you said it needs more power than mine has. How much power do you need, and what do you need for this. ( like on the buddhakiller, that only propane tank can kill buddha)

[Nicdel]

ok. btw, you told me once, when i asked you on your yt video how do you can destroy a building with an explosion, you said it needs more power than mine has. How much power do you need, and what do you need for this. ( like on the buddhakiller, that only propane tank can kill buddha)

phys_convert, a trigger. Oh, and you should know how to script, that might be the problem.

[[GR]doodleninja]

teach me

[Peter Brev]

teach me

As I said you in steam, don't try to run scripts in your map.

[shadowslayer]

If you mean run cfg scripts, you can use point_clientcommand to execute the script and include the cfg with your map if you upload it anywhere. Can't remember if it allows the exec command or not.

[Peter Brev]

If you mean run cfg scripts, you can use point_clientcommand to execute the script and include the cfg with your map if you upload it anywhere. Can't remember if it allows the exec command or not.

Useless. Using point_servercommand to exec cfg script will just make a big mess. No, just use this entity for gravity traps.
And you don't use point_servercommand to run a script. You use a trigger and a logic_relay. I have already done that before.