So, as most of you may know, Ive been working on oilrig for some time now, making some improvements and different gameplay. Im trying to make spawns points for SnD gametype, but it seems that when I add

(i.e)

 

{
"angles" "(0 90 0)"
"origin" "(-81.1243 205.363 -287.875)"
"classname" "mp_sd_spawn_attacker"
}

 

to oilrig.d3dbsp.ents it wont spawn there AT ALL. I really need help. I tried using oilrig.gsc to make spawn points, but I always end up with a syntax error. Anyone care to help me out or tell me what Im doing wrong? Do i need */ or something? I have 9 different Attacker spawns, and 9 different Defender spawns. no matter what i do everyone on the server will spawn at (Coordinates) 0 0 -228 . And everyone just is in the same place and its really messy. Hope someone can help out. thanks.

{
"angles" "(0 90 0)"
"origin" "(-81.1243 205.363 -287.875)"
"classname" "mp_sd_spawn_attacker"
}

 

LOLOLOL, easy! xD

 

{
"angles" "0 90 0"
"origin" "-81.1243 205.363 -287.875"
"classname" "mp_sd_spawn_attacker"
}

 

Note the lack of ( )'s around the coordinates/ angles.

As dasfonia said, you need to remove the parenthesis around the angles and origins. I am assuming you are using rendflex's tool because it does that.

As dasfonia said, you need to remove the parenthesis around the angles and origins. I am assuming you are using rendflex's tool because it does that.

Yes. And his tool also adds commas, of which I hate... :/ Thanks guys.

You can eliminate those commas if you want the tool to automatically do it for you. I never tried using rendflex tool because i don't develop maps. but in my gues his tool should be using the logstring function which you can just remove the strings for commas so it will only generate strings with the double quotes.

If anyone knows how to separate the x y and z values from a vector3 in gsc then speak up so we can fix it.

you mean this :?:

 

vec = self getPlayerAngles();
vec_single = vec[2];                    // vec[0]  vec[1]  vec[2] 
self iPrintlnBold( vec_single );

 

EDIT: the same work with X,Y,Z

Yeah I just asked rendflex about that... I'm not all that familiar with gsc. Just replace all instances of

+ self.origin + 

with

+ self.origin[0] + " " + self.origin[1] + " " + self.origin[2] +

in the mod gsc.