How to squish a player

[ShadowDragon44]

1. The bear trap is completed?
2. I presume you’re talking about the spike wall
3. I’ll add it when I get time, highschool is starting soon so I gotta prep
4. The build itself is actually completed, I just gotta add the steps and stuff

Thanks for the reminder…?

[NotYoyo]

Bump!

[justZ]

as someone who’s new to triggers and stuff can you explain the trigger part thingy in build one I don’t really understandd. And if you’re doing pics, I usually cant see them idk why so yeah

[TheMathematicalComet]

@justZ

And if you’re doing pics, I usually cant see them idk why

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this explains why you can’t see old images

[Thats_Gimpossible]

@TheMathematicalComet

this explains why you can’t see old images

No, the pictures on this specific guide haven’t been cleared, it would be strange if you couldn’t see these ones

[ShadowDragon44]

@justZ

as someone who’s new to triggers and stuff can you explain the trigger part thingy in build one I don’t really understandd.

@thatOneCringe

One of the main uses of the trigger is its sensitivity. It has the ability to interact with a linked device, via a wire or through the air with radio signals. Its use in traps is very common in maps and may be hidden for a more surprising effect.

VARIABILITY AMONG THEIR POPULATION AS A WHOLE
This device doesn’t really have much variability except for the following:

1. It can be hidden using Visible on Game Start
2. It can be dormant (not active) at the start of the game using Active on Game Start
3. Trigger delay. This is used to determine the time between when a Gim steps on it until it transmits the signal to another device.
4. As with most other devices, it has Active Scope, which allows it to be used by a certain Gim, team, or everyone.
5. The trigger can also be deactivated by using another device through the channel name Deactivate when receiving on

INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER DEVICE(S)
Triggers are mainly used to start a wire, since they are, well, a trigger. They send a signal to other devices, which allows them to have as many possibilities as you can think of.

I’m not quite sure what you have difficulty understanding but I’ll try my best to help. Trigger’s are a device that send messages or action commands to other devices. In this case T1 will enable the shortest barrier and disable the longest barrier, T2 will disable the shortest barrier and enable the longest barrier. What might be confusing to you since you can’t see the pictures is the trigger loop. You just take a wire and make an infinite loop.
Lifecycle: On game start → Trigger Trigger (T1)
When trigger is triggered (T1) → Trigger Trigger (T2)
When trigger is triggered (T2) → Trigger Trigger (T1)

Hope this helps a little, I’ll check back after school if you have any questions. Have fun expl6Gimkit and our community

[Gimkitfan]

Why is there nothing for the moving spike wall like directions or something?

[Gimkitfan]

Nevermind I just looked at the posts

[justZ]

OHHH ok tyyyy! Quick question tho, where do I put the zone?

[ShadowDragon44]

The zones will align with the squishing barriers.

[NotYoyo]

Bump!

[Monoreuk]

Bump

[TaigaBiome]

Nice! Good Guide!

[Kormorant]

welcome back but please like instead of posting it creates clutter

[Gaming-Phoenix]

Bump

[Jhan]

Bump!

[thatOneCringe]

I have one suggestion. For the bear trap, you could also “stun” the player for a small amount of time by enabling and disabling a zone that sends a signal to a movement speed device.

[Jhan]

Bump!

[SuspiciousMan]

[Bump]

[ShadowDragon44]

squishy bumpy