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A trigger work spawning the model , moving up and playing sounds.

Triggers are used for : 'moving objects', they are used to 'trigger' another entity,prefab,texture and xmodel to 'interact, spawn or hide' when walked though or activate.

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So if you want to do something like a bounce betty you will need to do something lioke this:

    stepOnBetty = spawn( "trigger_radius", betty.origin, 1, 20, 10 );

stepOnBetty waittill( "trigger", i );

self playsound("veh_ac130_sonic_boom");

betty MoveTo(betty.origin +(0,0,70),0.4);

That code will move up the model you want to move

So i hope you enjoy ,
Thanks for reading.

triggers arnt just used for 'moving objects', they are used to 'trigger' another entity,prefab,texture and xmodel to 'interact, spawn or hide' when walked though or activated. Think of it as a vstr execute.

just giving you a heads up for the correct meaning.

Simple but clear, Nice tutorial.

if its not contents 1 screw you! :carling:

Thats what i told you when you asked me about that trigger script on the cod4 section

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That dose not work ive tryed it.

i was going to say that this wouldn't work, but then again there's only a few brush models per map, mostly prefabs if anything.

Yes, most brushmodels are from objects such as destructibles or objectives You can make an object solid by using those brushmodels and doing the same as how carepackage becomes solid (see _airdrop.gsc)

@TheHellBoy I simplified your examples code:

    //stepOnBetty = spawn( "trigger_radius", betty.origin, 1, 20, 10 );

//stepOnBetty waittill( "trigger", i );

self playsound("veh_ac130_sonic_boom");

betty MoveTo(betty.origin +(0,0,70),0.4);

mmm, I found the tutorial a bit confusing.