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Basically, a window pops up and says "No active spawn points located" or something very close to that. Then CS2D crashes...Epic Fail...
Is it just me, or does CS2D not allow no spawn points?
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Basically, a window pops up and says "No active spawn points located" or something very close to that. Then CS2D crashes...Epic Fail...
Is it just me, or does CS2D not allow no spawn points?
I dont get what you want to say.
But no one havent got any problems.
Blazzingxx has written
No spawn poits - no game...
I dont get what you want to say.
But no one havent got any problems.
I dont get what you want to say.
But no one havent got any problems.
no man, I know how to disable them. They will be disable TEMP!
it is a level where the CTs are moving against the Terrorists and the terrorists are pushed steadily back! So therefore CTs do not get spawn points, but the terrorists do get them for 1 second when they r pushed back.
In that one second the Terrorist bots spawn.
your map design is a fail when it leads to the situation that you have no active spawnpoints.
never ever design a map which disables all spawnpoints.
And I am just trying to emulate how Halo works. I personally don't think that is a fail.
PS. Why can't you make it so it just says "no spawn point found" like is there a reason it is this way.
the game has a routine which spawns a player. when this routine fails because of missing spawnpoints it will just end the game. I would have needed a huge amount of additional and insane code to handle that situation otherwise.
of course I did NOT write this code. why? because it is simply not needed when you use CS2D in the intended way. I assumed that there are always spawnpoints.
so the intended way is that you always have active spawnpoints. it's an unwritten rule which should not be violated - as you have noticed.
DC has written
of course there is a reason for this. it was the easiest solution.
the game has a routine which spawns a player. when this routine fails because of missing spawnpoints it will just end the game. I would have needed a huge amount of additional and insane code to handle that situation otherwise.
of course I did NOT write this code. why? because it is simply not needed when you use CS2D in the intended way. I assumed that there are always spawnpoints.
so the intended way is that you always have active spawnpoints. it's an unwritten rule which should not be violated - as you have noticed.
the game has a routine which spawns a player. when this routine fails because of missing spawnpoints it will just end the game. I would have needed a huge amount of additional and insane code to handle that situation otherwise.
of course I did NOT write this code. why? because it is simply not needed when you use CS2D in the intended way. I assumed that there are always spawnpoints.
so the intended way is that you always have active spawnpoints. it's an unwritten rule which should not be violated - as you have noticed.
ya man, no problem, just a challenge which is totally cool. I just thought it would b simple.
No Spawn = Message "No Spawn Found" and No Spawn!
Solution = easy
No idea = fail
Just make a lot of spawn points and disable them as they come along. For example, the first spawns for T at the very front... but then we have lots of spawn points before that. We disable the spawn points in back. Then, we just quickly disable the front spawn and the next back spawn at the same time. Simple. ^-^
horus has written
LOLOLOLOL
Solution = easy
No idea = fail
Just make a lot of spawn points and disable them as they come along. For example, the first spawns for T at the very front... but then we have lots of spawn points before that. We disable the spawn points in back. Then, we just quickly disable the front spawn and the next back spawn at the same time. Simple. ^-^
Solution = easy
No idea = fail
Just make a lot of spawn points and disable them as they come along. For example, the first spawns for T at the very front... but then we have lots of spawn points before that. We disable the spawn points in back. Then, we just quickly disable the front spawn and the next back spawn at the same time. Simple. ^-^
And you don't think I figured this out yet? Nice buddy!
you could use a Lua map script to move them to every place you want. that way you don't have to kill anyone.
Sure sounds like it would work.
KimKat has written
There needs to be at least 1 spawnpoint for each team, that I know. Is it possible to disable the rest? if I have 4 spawnpoints in total that is.
Sure sounds like it would work.
Sure sounds like it would work.
Yah you can play around with spawns quite a lot. It leads to a lot of fun really. A ton of interesting maps can be created too.
DC = You can use lua to setpos? like parse setpos or something right?
Hoshi Korosawa has written
You can use EVERY cs2d command by parse("command") . setpos too DC = You can use lua to setpos? like parse setpos or something right?
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