Bashable Falling Doors

[Lethal323]

Start by creating a wall with a door...

I made my door:

X: 4
Y: 48
Z: 88
(all measurements are asuming looking at map with everything sideways)

Now make a textures>common>orgin and place it at the bottom of the door inside of it

I made mine shaped like a rod going through almost like an invisible hinge...



Now select both the door and the orgin and make it a script>brushmodel

Give it the following values:

Key: Targetname
Value: Door

Now make a trigger on front side of the door

Make sure it is the size of the door and its better if its flat aginst the door so it cant be bashed from the side, only from the front...

Now hit "n" to open the entities window and check all the boxes accept for no_melee

Make it a trigger>damage

Give it the following values:

Key: Targetname
Value: door_front

Now make another trigger for the backdoor

Give it the following values:

Key: Targetname
Value door_back

Now we need to make it so if the door falls on you it kills you

Make a trigger>hurt on the front side and make it a box so if your standing in it, it will kill you...

I made mine

X: 88
Y: 48
Z: 88

Give it the following values:

Key: dmg
Value: 100

Press enter

Key: Targetname
Value: door_front_hurt

Do the same thing for the back

Give it the following values:

Key: dmg
Value: 100

Press enter

Key: Targetname
Value: door_back_hurt

Now pretty up your map with lights and fun stuff like that and compile




Now on to the scripting...

Create a new text document and save it as (mapname).gsc

Put the following code inside of it:

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main()
{
thread door_front();
thread door_back();
}
door_front()
{
trig = getent("door_front","targetname");
trig1 = getent ("door_front","targetname");
block = getent ("door","targetname");
kill = getent ("door_kill_front","targetname");
while (1)
{
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
trig waittill ("damage", idamage);
{
block rotatepitch (90, .5, .5, 0);
wait (.5);
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOn();
block waittill ("movedone");
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
trig thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
trig1 thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
}
}
}
door_back()
{
trig = getent("door_back","targetname");
trig1 = getent ("door_front","targetname");
block = getent ("door","targetname");
kill = getent ("door_kill_back","targetname");
while (1)
{
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
trig waittill ("damage");
{
block rotatepitch (-90, .5, .5, 0);
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOn();
block waittill ("movedone");
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
trig thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
trig1 thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff();
}
}
}

And Thats it...

[Pedsdude]

Nice tutorial, moved to tutorials section

[Drofder2004]

Instead of turning the triggers off, because they are not going to be used again, use the "delete()" function. This will remove the entity from the map.

Clever idea and good tutorial.

[Coontang]

does this work for cod2 as well?

[Luke]

Should do, except i've found using spawnflags on triggers don't work in cod 2.

[Lethal323]

So drofder, What you saying to do is...

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main() 
{ 
thread door_front(); 
thread door_back(); 
} 
door_front() 
{ 
trig = getent("door_front","targetname"); 
trig1 = getent ("door_front","targetname"); 
block = getent ("door","targetname"); 
kill = getent ("door_kill_front","targetname"); 
while (1) 
{ 
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff(); 
trig waittill ("damage", idamage); 
{ 
block rotatepitch (90, .5, .5, 0); 
wait (.5); 
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOn(); 
block waittill ("movedone"); 
kill delete();
trig delete();
trig1 delete();
} 
} 
} 
door_back() 
{ 
trig = getent("door_back","targetname"); 
trig1 = getent ("door_front","targetname"); 
block = getent ("door","targetname"); 
kill = getent ("door_kill_back","targetname"); 
while (1) 
{ 
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOff(); 
trig waittill ("damage"); 
{ 
block rotatepitch (-90, .5, .5, 0); 
kill thread maps\mp\_utility::triggerOn(); 
block waittill ("movedone"); 
kill delete();
trig delete();
trig1 delete();
} 
} 
}

I think I coded that right...

[Drofder2004]

Well, test it and you shall see. Once the triggers are deleted, they are gone, they cannot be used. As long as the triggers are never going to be used again, this will be more efficient,

[Lethal323]

Would test it but im on linux...

so dont have cod radiant, cod, coduo, nothing but internet and galaga