This should be simple but isn't... Created 18 years ago2006-05-07 00:58:20 UTC by Soup Miner

Game: CS 1.6
Ok, here's the deal. I need to make a trigger that only works once per round, every round. I figured it would have to be a trigger_multiple. The trigger must be brush based.
I used to be able to do this by merely created a trigger_multiple at setting a high reset time on it(usually 999) but apparently that doesn't work anymore, probably because of an engine update or something. Neither does a reset time of -1.

What I'm trying to do is have the player run up the a specific zone(aka the trigger) and recieve a grenade, however only one grenade can be given per round. Thats were my problem comes in.

What's wrong with trigger_once? It should get restarted when the round starts...

Once per round, or once per round per client?

Once and only once per round. Trigger_once doesn't work, they don't work in cs(they still only trigger one time for the entire game).

I don't know cs well, but how about a multi-manager that fires the trigger and then disables itself until the bomb is blown or defused?

Bomb? There is no bomb, you just walk into the trigger. I'd still need something to trigger the multi_manager anyway so its still the same problem.

I think BJ's talking about the objective bomb, if it's a defuse map.

Its a ka_, but even if it where a defuse I would want this trigger to have anything to do with the bomb.

I don't know enough about CS to be sure this would work, but in HLDM I'd try something like having a Master on the trigger_multiple which is Enabled by something triggered by level start, then Disabled by the multimanager which it actually triggers (and which also delivers the grenade...)

I don't have the time at the moment to work out the specifics, but if you need more than that let me know and I'll look into it later...

As far as I know, it's pretty difficult to detect the round start in CS, but wasn't there a trick for it with a door or such?

Once you get that sorted out, darkphoenix' method will work just fine - an env_global that always sets the master to on should be triggered on round-start, and an env_global that always sets the master to off should be triggered when you run through the specific trigger_multiple.

have another trigger in the spawn area that resets the trigger?? maybe