Single Player Level exits

This is a modification to Edward Gardner's
"Map Triggers that send you to another server"

I'm using head release.(right after they put shadows in)
This is an example of a 2 map singleplayer exit system.

Create an exitTrigger.cs, ( in server/scripts. }

Place the following in exitTrigger.cs:

//--------exit--------\ first map exit





datablock TriggerData(exitTrigger)
{
   tickPeriodMS = 500;
};
//datablock AudioProfile(TeleportBuzz)
//{
  // fileName = "~/data/sound/fx/electricity.wav";
  // description = AudioClose3d;
//	preload = true;
//};

function exitTrigger::onEnterTrigger(%data, %obj, %colObj)
{
   %checkname = %obj.getName();
   %client = %colObj.client;
   
   if(!%client)
   {
      echo("not a client!");
      return;
   }
   echo("Teleport client:" SPC %client);

   if(%checkname $= "exit")
   {
      // if the player didn't recently beam over here... otherwise
      // he would be looping around between the two, I guess...
     
      
      //this leads to a specified map
         %target = cycleGame();
    
        
         $teleSched = schedule(0000,0,"goScotty",%client,%target);
        	//$teleSound = //serverPlay3D(TeleportBuzz,%client.player.getTransform(//));
         %client.player.setCloaked(true);
        
   }
 } 
//--------exit2------\second map exit





datablock TriggerData(exitTrigger2)
{
   tickPeriodMS = 500;
};


function exitTrigger2::onEnterTrigger(%data, %obj, %colObj)
{
   %checkname = %obj.getName();
   %client = %colObj.client;
   
   if(!%client)
   {
      echo("not a client!");
      return;
   }
   echo("Teleport client:" SPC %client);

   if(%checkname $= "exit2")
   {
      // if the player didn't recently beam over here... otherwise
      // he would be looping around between the two, I guess...
     
      
      //this leads to a specified map
         %target = cycleGame2();
    
        
         $teleSched = schedule(0000,0,"goScotty",%client,%target);
        	//$teleSound = //serverPlay3D(TeleportBuzz,%client.player.getTransform(//));
         %client.player.setCloaked(true);
        
   }
 }

In game.cs add:

exec("./exitTrigger.cs");

Right under:

exec("./aiPlayer.cs");

Still in game.cs replace the cycleGame(), onCycleExec() and onCyclePauseEnd() with:

//Singleplayer EXITs

function cycleGame()
{
   // This is setup as a schedule so that this function can be called
   // directly from object callbacks.  Object callbacks have to be
   // carefull about invoking server functions that could cause
   // their object to be deleted.
   if (!$Game::Cycling) {
      $Game::Cycling = true;
      $Game::Schedule = schedule(0, 0, "onCycleExec");
   }
}

function onCycleExec()
{
   // End the current game and start another one, we'll pause for a little
   // so the end game victory screen can be examined by the clients.
   endGame();
   $Game::Schedule = schedule($Game::EndGamePause * 500, 0, "onCyclePauseEnd");
}

	
function onCyclePauseEnd()
{
   $Game::Cycling = false;
echo("current mission file = " @ $Server::MissionFile);
   %search = "yourmod/data/missions/spacestation.mis";
   loadMission(%search);

}

function cycleGame2()
{
   // This is setup as a schedule so that this function can be called
   // directly from object callbacks.  Object callbacks have to be
   // carefull about invoking server functions that could cause
   // their object to be deleted.
   if (!$Game::Cycling) {
      $Game::Cycling = true;
      $Game::Schedule = schedule(0, 0, "onCycleExec2");
   }
}

function onCycleExec2()
{
   // End the current game and start another one, we'll pause for a little
   // so the end game victory screen can be examined by the clients.
   endGame();
   $Game::Schedule = schedule($Game::EndGamePause * 500, 0, "onCyclePauseEnd2");
}

	
function onCyclePauseEnd2()
{
   $Game::Cycling = false;
echo("current mission file = " @ $Server::MissionFile);
   %search = "yourmod/data/missions/fortress.mis";
   loadMission(%search);

}
//endace sp exits

Now when you load up a map , you have to create a trigger.

Press f11
Then at the top of your screen click on Window and then World Editor Creator

Over to the right click on the + in front of Mission Objects and then the + in front of Mission and then click on trigger.

You will then see a popup, in the space for Object Name, type in: exit.

Then in the dropdown next to Data Block select: ExitTrigger

Then click OK, and it will be done.

For the second map, in the space for Object Name, type in: exit2.
Then in the dropdown next to Data Block select: ExitTrigger2

Then click OK, and it will be done also.

and you can duplicate the process for as may maps as you need.


Of course you will want to have something to mark where your exit is, a door, bush, hole, anything will do.
[edit
You can size your trigger as big as you need, by highlighting it's x,y,or z and pushing the ctrl and alt keys at the same time and moving the mouse.
]


This is just a basic singleplayer level exit system. But it works and is a good start.

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