Post: [Release/Gamemode] The Floor is Lava [v1.5]
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07-19-2015, 10:10 PM
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Im_YouViolateMe
NextGenUpdate Elite
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This gamemode is a fan favorite! Especially one of my favorites! So I was trying to come up with ideas for a new gamemode and since I couldn't think of anything, I decided to do this. This gamemode only works on one map, hijacked (for now). I thought about doing it for all maps, but I decided I would let others make their own map! In the Pastebin, you'll see that I have included custom functions for creating your own "The Floor is Lava" gamemode. If you do not have a good understanding of GSC, please do not ask for me to make you a custom gamemode. These custom functions can be pretty confusing to understand. Their are 7 different "types" of objects you can place. I will go into detail about each one, and how to set it up below.
Types:
- SpawnBase - spawn a base platform so players can spawn on, and not fall off (this was the most requested feature! sorry it took so long!)
- NewSet - simple set of care packages that you can jump on
- Staircase - pretty easy to understand, a simple set of care packages that ascend in height as you go up
- Checkpoint - a care package that saves your progress
- SidewaysMover - a pair of care packages; one moves, one acts as a platform
- Pouncer - a pair of care packages; one waits til you get close to move, one acts as a platform
- GuessingBlocks - a set of care packages; one care package is the true one, while the other 2 are fakes and will teleport you back to the last checkpoint (these are randomized each game)
- Teleporting Blocks - a set of care packages, that changes position at different intervals (between 5 and 15 seconds)
How to setup your own course:
Some functions have a different set of parameters than others, so it's best to use this guide to help you know how to set it up.
Parameters:
SpawnBase(center coordinates, angle)
//center coordinates = center care package, all care packages placed around it ( 3 x 8 = dimensions )
//angle
NewSet(starting position, distance, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Staircase(starting position, distance, height, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//height means how far the care packages go upwards
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Checkpoint(starting position, angle)
SidewaysMover(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each pair, the mover is calculated by dividing the distance in half
Elevator(starting position, height, angle)
//height means how far up the care package (elevator) will go
Pouncer(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//same parameters as SidewaysMover
GuessingBlocks(starting position, distance, sets to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each "set"
TPBlocks(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
SpawnBase(center coordinates, angle)
//center coordinates = center care package, all care packages placed around it ( 3 x 8 = dimensions )
//angle
NewSet(starting position, distance, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Staircase(starting position, distance, height, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//height means how far the care packages go upwards
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Checkpoint(starting position, angle)
SidewaysMover(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each pair, the mover is calculated by dividing the distance in half
Elevator(starting position, height, angle)
//height means how far up the care package (elevator) will go
Pouncer(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//same parameters as SidewaysMover
GuessingBlocks(starting position, distance, sets to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each "set"
TPBlocks(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
If you have questions about the parameters, feel free to ask.
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Changelog:
v1.0
-Initial Release
v1.1
-Fixed bugs
-Added carrier
v1.2
-Removed carrier for now
v1.3
-Added Yemen map edit to source
-Added SpawnBase() feature
v1.3b
-Added Carrier Map Edit
v1.4
-Added new obstacle -> teleporting blocks
-Fixed terminal script error (PC)
v1.5
-Added Turbine Map Edit
-Fixed a bug with the elevator
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Credits:
dtx12 & Craig Christ (none of this would have been possible without these 2 guys <3)
IMCSx - GSC Studio
ItsLollo1000
xTurntUpLobbies - Idea
YouViolateMe
JokerRey
Raz0rMind
Exelo -- cuz he requested it
Video:
Video by Gentle:
Video by devilemi:
Video by xTurntUpLobbies
Find any bugs? Quote me and I'll fix them!
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Im_YouViolateMe ; 10-23-2015 at 05:06 PM.
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07-19-2015, 10:17 PM
#3
Im_YouViolateMe
NextGenUpdate Elite
07-19-2015, 10:21 PM
#4
oCmKs_4_LiFe
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07-19-2015, 10:23 PM
#6
Im_YouViolateMe
NextGenUpdate Elite
07-19-2015, 10:27 PM
#9
LevelUP
Hurah!
Originally posted by YouViolateMe
Details:
This gamemode is a fan favorite! Especially one of my favorites! So I was trying to come up with ideas for a new gamemode and since I couldn't think of anything, I decided to do this. This gamemode only works on one map, hijacked. I thought about doing it for all maps, but I decided I would let others make their own map! In the Pastebin, you'll see that I have included custom functions for creating your own "The Floor is Lava" gamemode. If you do not have a good understanding of GSC, please do not ask for me to make you a custom gamemode. These custom functions can be pretty confusing to understand. Their are 7 different "types" of objects you can place. I will go into detail about each one, and how to set it up below.
Types:
- NewSet - simple set of care packages that you can jump on
- Staircase - pretty easy to understand, a simple set of care packages that ascend in height as you go up
- Checkpoint - a care package that saves your progress
- SidewaysMover - a pair of care packages; one moves, one acts as a platform
- Pouncer - a pair of care packages; one waits til you get close to move, one acts as a platform
- GuessingBlocks - a set of care packages; one care package is the true one, while the other 2 are fakes and will teleport you back to the last checkpoint (these are randomized each game)
How to setup your own course:
Some functions have a different set of parameters than others, so it's best to use this guide to help you know how to set it up.
Parameters:
NewSet(starting position, distance, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Staircase(starting position, distance, height, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//height means how far the care packages go upwards
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Checkpoint(starting position, angle)
SidewaysMover(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each pair, the mover is calculated by dividing the distance in half
Elevator(starting position, height, angle)
//height means how far up the care package (elevator) will go
Pouncer(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//same parameters as SidewaysMover
GuessingBlocks(starting position, distance, sets to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each "set"
NewSet(starting position, distance, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Staircase(starting position, distance, height, amount to spawn, angle)
//starting position is the position of the first care package
//distance means how far of a jump their will be in between each carepackage
//height means how far the care packages go upwards
//amount to spawn means how many you want to spawn
//angle is either 1 or 2, which means which direction the carepackage is facing. distance is also a factor. If you want it to go forward, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go backwards, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 1. If you want it to go left, the distance would be POSITIVE, and the angle would be 2. If you want it to go right, the distance would be NEGATIVE, and the angle would be 2. Easy to understand right?
Checkpoint(starting position, angle)
SidewaysMover(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each pair, the mover is calculated by dividing the distance in half
Elevator(starting position, height, angle)
//height means how far up the care package (elevator) will go
Pouncer(starting position, distance, pairs to spawn, angle)
//same parameters as SidewaysMover
GuessingBlocks(starting position, distance, sets to spawn, angle)
//distance is total for each "set"
If you have questions about the parameters, feel free to ask.
Source:
You must login or register to view this content.
Credits:
dtx12 & Craig Christ (none of this would have been possible without these 2 guys <3)
IMCSx - GSC Studio
ItsLollo1000
xTurntUpLobbies - Idea
YouViolateMe
JokerRey
Raz0rMind
Video:
Coming soon
Find any bugs? Quote me and I'll fix them!
So this was your special project sweet it would be great if you could add a Pic
07-19-2015, 10:29 PM
#10
Im_YouViolateMe
NextGenUpdate Elite
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