Among us tips + help

[GimGuy24]

So I started making an among us map, complete with very advanced yet simple vents, literally replicated from the game, but I need a voting system and a way to end the game when only one play is left. ANy chance I can get some help?

[NoTimeToBleedQQ]

welcome back @GimGuy24! I don’t think u can do that BUT u can make it were when u k!ll all players u win! (I think)

[GimGuy24]

For the vents, you have a trigger that runs a check to make sure you’re imposter, with only the imposter having a specific item. Stepping on the trigger runs a check, and if it passes it offers you the option to vent. That takes you to a room where you select where to vent. When you select, a camera point shows where you will vent, and an overlay teleports you there

[ShadowDragon44]

Voting:

[ Resources] - Voting Systems In Gimkit Creative (Rewritten 01/24 )

NOTE: THIS GUIDE HAS BEEN REWRITTEN. CHECK EDIT HISTORY FOR THE OLD LAYOUT. This is a wiki. Feel free to edit. These are all the voting guides for Gimkit Creative. Resources Beginner Voting System 2.0 - Simple-to-make voting system by awesomeT43. This is one of the easier voting guides. Utilizes a difficulty of <4. [Updated from this guide: Beginner Voting System (Difficulty or 3/10)] The Magentian Version of Voting - Magenta Dragon’s voting system. WARNING: Don’t press “final…

Game ending 1 player:

How to make a live player counter that ends the game at 1 player! 2/10

Before we start, credit to This is a add on guide that uses black holes guide to make it end at 1 player: Lets get started! NOTE: This will not work unless you place the wires in the right order

Materials

1 lifecycle 1 counter 1 trigger 1 property 1 relay

Step 1: The Live Player Counter

The life cycle and the relay should have default settings. Set the repeater stop strategy to receiving on a channel, and DON’T PUT ANYTHING. Make the task interval 0.5. Wire the repeater to the counter: …

I would argue if used correctly, that this guide can also be used

The Ritheked Version of Ending Battle Royales (See Post 20)

This guide will guide you on using an different approach of ending a battle royale than other guides do it. Other guides count the number of players at the beginning and then subtract players from that count to determine the number of players left. This approach, however, will count up, so even if a person has joined, the count will not be shaken off. Guide Make a lifecycle listen for a player knocked out. It should broadcast on “Player Dead”. Make a global number property named “Num Players L…