Is this still unresolved?
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sorta.
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Okay, so in your trigger’s blocks, (the trigger that has blocks that damages you in pseudo-health) put this in the blockcode:
if Get Property "pseudo-health" = 0
Set Property "pseudo-health"
Value | 200
Every time the Repeater Triggers the Trigger, (to damage the player in pseudo-health) it’ll constantly check if the Pseudo-Health reaches 0, therefore resetting it to 200.
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The only way to get knocked out is another player, which isn’t an option, and a sentry. You could try using a barrier that continuously activates and deactivates, letting the sentry shoot only a few times. If you’re doing that, then you’ll also have to cover the sentry up and change nearly everything you have.
This is a tougher question, for once.
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Could you show me the code in-game? I think I messed something up. It didn’t work.
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Haiasi and wingwave might have already fixed this problem, but I meant delete those blocks are replace them with the steps from I-am-Helpful. here they are again
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That’s the thing, I’m not being knocked-out. I’m just respawning.
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I’m blanking, is there a device that makes you knocked out? because if there is, just replace it with the respawn device
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no, there isn’t, but I think this works, I just need to see it in game (for color) because I think I messed something up.
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This might be the hardest you guys have worked for a solution!
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That’s what I did!
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I’m not working for a solution, I’m working to help you out
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so put it into a different trigger. wire a lifecycle to a wire repeater, and the event in the lifecycle is game start.
when event occurs → repeat the pulse,
when the pulse is repeated → trigger, and
when the trigger is triggered → repeat the wire pulse.
this will create an ongoing system that will continue checking if you are at 0, and if you are, put you back to 200.
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Oh, wait, the trigger’s still wired to when player knocked out! I’mma just make it on game start.
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Wait, it doesn’t work?
What happens?
Does the health not reset?
Edit:
Is this post solved?
Nope, nevermind, do I just remove the lifecycle entirely?
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What Trigger?
The one that damages you in pseudo-health?
If so, I think you should remove it because it would damage (and respawn you) you when you start the game.
so put it into a different trigger. wire a lifecycle to a wire repeater, and the event in the lifecycle is game start.
when event occurs → repeat the pulse,
when the pulse is repeated → trigger, and
when the trigger is triggered → repeat the wire pulse.
this will create an ongoing system that will continue checking if you are at 0, and if you are, put you back to 200.
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