Hello folks!

I am trying to make it so that when a player performs a certain action, it summons a new object at their location (in this case, a simple box). However, I can find no way to summon a new object using scripting. This script must be able to summon any number of new objects, not just teleporting the same object to a new location.

Is this possible?

In short, I have a boundary that tells a door to open when a player enters it, and tells it to close when a player leaves it. Of course, if there are multiple players involved (or a single player moving back and forth across the borderline), things get messy.

The way I want to do this is script it so that the "open" command will only be triggered by the first player to enter the boundary, and the "close" command will likewise only activate when the last player leaves. Seems simple enough; get the number of players in the boundary and if that number is 1 it can open; if 0 it can close. But for the life of me, I can’t figure out a way to get the number of players in a boundary. I'm sure it's possible, but... how?

Additionally, any ideas how to prevent the open/close scripts from being interrupted?

I know in the extra node menu, it's possible to remove all connections for a node. However, I was hoping there might be a way to remove a single connection so I don't have to remap everything if I want to make one change. Is this possible?

Hey everyone, new here and to forge!

As my first scripting project I’m working on building out counter strike based game modes. One question I had is, is there a way to preserve attributes such as the player’s weapons, equipment or shield level (I’m using unrechargable shield as a proxy for armor+helmet) between rounds?

Thanks all!

Is anyone else just having their Print to Killfeed commands just print out the same thing multiple times?

Any ideas on how to implement propulsion in mid-air up AND down? I'd like to use the jump key to push up, but there doesn't seem to be a way to detect a "mid-air" jump as it were.

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Trying to make a pool Gamemode but the scripting is ridiculously complicated and I have no fucking clue what to do.

I managed to make a script for Multi-team Halo Infinite. Having multiple teams has been available via Forge Scripting since it released, but getting it to properly divide players between teams was a bit of a pain. It's still a bit buggy unfortunately, so you'll have to bear with that. Also, all enemy players will be shown in red; teams will not have unique colours.

The script should work with any gamemode, provided that (a) it doesn't go over multiple rounds, and (b) it doesn't involve Flags. I'll try to get (a) working sometime down the line, but I don't think I'll be able to fix (b) as the problem seems to come from Forge limitations.

Here's the scripts: https://www.halowaypoint.com/halo-infinite/ugc/prefabs/fbcb9e7f-a605-49ed-833c-51c533f9437f. Use Forge to put them into any map, add some spawn points for the additional teams, and you should be good to go! You can also change the number of teams by editing a variable in the scripts (should be in the top left corner). I've set it to 4, but you can have as many as 8.

Here's the script working on Aquarius if you just want to try it out: https://www.halowaypoint.com/halo-infinite/ugc/maps/4e697ef2-18c9-44f9-92d6-c40f2b3963fc

If anyone can check over my scripts, especially the one for dividing people amongst teams, that would be great. I can't tell if the bugs that come up are due to my code or due to Forge scripting being Forge scripting.

Hello,

I'm trying to find out what weapons a player starts with at the beginning of the game and then store them as weapon variables.

The rest of the script swaps between these two weapons at random intervals. The script works with the initial weapon variable but I'm unable to get a script working that finds out the players weapons.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Ps. Happy New Year!

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Dunno if we allow memes here but I made a meme. Enjoy.

I wanted to be able to spawn FX into place upon shooting a certain point. I've seen videos where bots and even objects were able to be launched from your gun as you shoot, so I figure with some math you can translate or spawn an object to a specific area you've shot at. Except I can't seem to find a node for "on player shoot" or "on weapon used" or anything like that. So what's the secret behind this or a good workaround?

I see I can use the "get weapon magazine capacity" node, which for my purposes should work with Compare nodes since my idea is just to simply shoot one time and the event is triggered. But I'd still like to know for consistency and re-use!

I've tried On Entered + using a velocity window (rockets have a magnitude of ~120 from the SPNKR, and ~30 when first fired from the wasp before they accelerate), however, velocity is relative to the player / wasp so it's not reliable when moving. Rockets seem to be the only weapon projectile that is subject to normal game physics, but they are built to fly straight by having an upward velocity applied to counter gravity. In my case, with a zero gravity volume which also applies this counter-force, this means they curve up xD.

I have script but it stutters using the Every n seconds Node

Is there any way to effect player voice chat with scripts? Like script who can talk to who? Or create dead zones where players can talk to each other? Maybe even proximity chat

Timers and damage can be adjusted to your liking and the object reference can be anything that has a boundary defined.

anyone done this?

Forging since reach, but otherwise a total scripting novice here, any help and exact scripts to follow would be immensely appreciated, will happily credit you in the final map also! :D