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Multiple floor elevator
1.Firstly, create a good
sized room (300x300x900) and place your info_player_start and a light in there. Make the
room have 4 floors from top to bottom, with room on one side for the elevator.
2. Make your elevator and
apply the func_train entity to it. Give it
these values
"target"
"floor4" 3. Place 4 path_corner entities, one at each floor of your
room with the following values. and so on. 4. Now make 4 func_buttons,
one at each floor, that are reachable from the elevator. They will all be 5. Here's a list of all the
entities for this, as they appear in the .map file:
{ *NOTE*: Remember, the
path_corners go in the bottom, left-hand corner of the func_train brush, when viewing your
editor's top down view.
6. Compile your map and check
out your elevator.
Here's a sample map showing the elevator.
Comments & Questions to
"targetname" "elev"
"spawnflags" "2"
The top one will be
"target" "floor3"
"targetname" "floor4".
The next one down will be
"target"
"floor2"
"targetname" "floor3"
Make the bottom floor send the elevator back to the top, "target" of "floor4". Give ALL of the path_corner's a "wait" of "-1" to make the func_train stop and wait.
"target" "elev" and a
"wait" "3".
"classname" "func_train"
"speed" "100"
"dmg" "2"
"targetname" "elev"
"spawnflags" "2"
"target" "floor4"
(bmodel info goes here)
{
"classname" "path_corner"
"origin" "-120 -128 -16"
"angle" "90"
"targetname" "floor4"
"target" "floor3"
"wait" "-1"
}
{
"classname" "path_corner"
"origin" "-120 -128 -144"
"angle" "90"
"targetname" "floor3"
"target" "floor2"
"wait" "-1"
}
{
"classname" "path_corner"
"origin" "-120 -128 -272"
"angle" "90"
"targetname" "floor2"
"target" "floor1"
"wait" "-1"
}
{
"classname" "path_corner"
"origin" "-120 -128 -384"
"angle" "90"
"targetname" "floor1"
"target" "floor4"
"wait" "-1"
}
{
"classname" "func_button"
"speed" "40"
"wait" "3.000000"
"lip" "4"
"angle" "180"
"target" "elev"
{
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