Please Help ~ (rmf included) Created 14 years ago2010-08-23 13:10:08 UTC by psilous

Same question. (Honestly, because I cannot find the original thread I had made for this.. suspicions of it being deleted yet linger)

Download Link to the Rmf/Bsp:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2H2T63UQThe goal is to set it to where the button will trigger the func_illusionary to be toggled visible to invisible and vice-versa.

The multi_manager is there because ultimately I want the button to trigger multiple func_illusionary.

(side note: Forgive me for not setting the button to 'shoot to press', I completely forgot about it when I put this together)

I'll repeat my answer. Any time you trigger the func_illusionary, it will toggle like a nonsolid func_wall_toggle. Just trigger it directly and forget env_renders and that shizzle.

That's how I have it set up in the example map..

Button > multi > illusion

It doesn't do anything.

Make sure you respected upper and lower case in its name.

Everything checks out spelling wise.

Any other ideas what it could be?

afaik, you can't call a func_illusionary to appear like that. you either have to use env_render(s), or use a func_wall_toggle

Wait, I was wrong? I'm almost sure I've read func_illusionaries do that.

Sorry about that.

afaik, you can't call a func_illusionary to appear like that. you either have to use env_render(s), or use a func_wall_toggle

okay.. so then.. say I were to use renders.. how exactly would the string look about to complete the desired effect.

(renders are what I had used the first attempt, though I could only get the illusions to switch off, not reappear.)

You need two env_renders, one for each state of your f_i. One for texture/255 (visible) and one for texture/0 (invisible).

Then, a trigger_changetarget to switch between targeting each env_render.

I'd use this setup

Trigger Multiple:
-Trigger MM1
-Delay before reset: 0

MM1:
-change target of trigger to MM2
-render illusion

MM2:
-change target of trigger to MM1
-DON'T render illusion

Wow thanks~!

That's really helpful.