Put 2 triggers down.
2.
Add a trigger delay for how long you want
The trigger delay should last the same for the 2 triggers.
3. Add a damager, or health granter, or a mix of both.
Then do the same thing with the second trigger.
And you’re done! It should look like this or this!
Hope this helps!
(Please give credit to BuildingKit, as he is the one who typed it in)
this was actually helped quite a bit because I left the forum for abt a year and I don’t remember trigger loops being that big of a thing. Now I’m ashamed to admit it but I used repeaters on my among us map. I did use a few trigger loops tho. Repeaters are good though when you need to be lazy and copy paste them for all the tasks.
Shown in the picture below, place down a trigger, make it transmit on X Channel when triggered, and trigger when receive on X Channel. In this case, the trigger could transmit on a certain Channel in a specific interval without using two triggers (Don’t forget to wire a lifecycle/devices that could send a channel to the trigger so it can start its looping process).
This system won’t work.
why?
Because you need to send a channel to one of the trigger in order to start the loop, if you just leave the trigger loop this way, it won’t start triggering, so you will need a lifecycle wired to one of the trigger to make it start triggering.
I used a simple kind of way to make a trigger loop. If you want to make a guide for a better trigger loop, you can! (Also I am randomly interested in seeing it lol)
(This is very late lol)
I didn’t say on how you could make it work. You could use a channel(like you said), an overlay, etc. Better yet, you don’t need a channel for it to work!
YOu could make a lava pit(put a zone and connected it to trigger loop), or just put regeneration on you if it’s a dungeon game with passives and abilities
