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[SOLVED] Actions happening at the same time
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May 27 2010, 11:02 pm
By: payne  

May 27 2010, 11:02 pm payne Post #1

:payne:

In my map, if two players of the same team happens to click the same button at the same time, everything bugs out :(
I am talking of the "GO FIRST!" button that appears in the middle of the screen. It generates a random combo for all players of the team.
It should be pressed only once per match per team, there are two teams of 2 players.
Also, after a while, for some reasons, if the other team has not pressed the button it either bugs out or they get combos.
I'm not very good with triggers and I haven't made most of them (avgnerd made them).

I'd need someone to fix the issue, PLEASE :(

Post has been edited 3 time(s), last time on Aug 10 2010, 4:34 am by payne.



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Aug 9 2010, 8:03 am Ghoustine Post #2



Hello payne,
You have wait times in the trigger that processes the button click. During this 1.5 seconds (0.5 + 1.0 seconds) any player who clicks the button after the previous player will experience the same actions run. I believe this is causing your errors. I realize that you need these wait times, so I propose adding a condition to those triggers that have wait times. You need to make sure they don't run after someone has already clicked them once.

Condition: Comparison -> Make sure those variables are set to default (or zero?) values.

If you still need more help, shoot me a PM.



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Aug 9 2010, 12:37 pm Devourer Post #3

Hello

Dude, if you want the trigger to run only once in the same time use this:
condition: action list of current trigger is empty == true

and if you want the entire trigger to fire only once at all, add the condition and this action at the end of the trigger: "disable current trigger". Hope that helps.



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Aug 10 2010, 4:33 am payne Post #4

:payne:

I guess this problem is solved. The solutions looks logical. :P
I unfortunately do not have access to the editor and I was actually mainly asking the question for my triggerer (since I do not make my own triggers :><:).

Tag this as solved! :)



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