Colt_H

I'm making a scenario where players have to run away from a certain point and if they get left behind, a trigger that's slowly creeping up on them will kill them if it catches up. So far I've kind of figured out how to make a trigger kill you when you enter it and I was hoping I could make the trigger visible by using the attachto command and attaching something like flags or something to it, but I haven't a clue on how to make the trigger move in a straight line, perhaps there's a way to increase the size over time as opposed to moving it? Any help is greatly appreciated,

Thanks again for your effort! How does the script work though? Does it follow the player around or does it go forward in a line? Also, is its speed relative to the player? Ie. if the player stood still, would the trigger move closer at the same pace or would it go faster if the player was moving? Thanks again for your time! If you want, I can add you on steam or something similar.

A quick mission made by me for my friends and I. I once made a scenario where the player was a cow and he had to blend in with other cows while the other player had to find and eliminate said mole/cow. I created a different version where you had to blend in as a citizen, but this time you could lay down surprises for the enemy convoy by strategically placing satchel charges. Despite me being the creator, I was absolutely shit and I died instantly nearly every single time it was my turn. Enjoy!

Thanks for your reply! Basically I'm making silly maps in the editor and so far I've been able to make all of them without having to ask for help. This one however has me somewhat puzzled. Basically I am planning on making a long wide corridor with a maze in between the "start" and the "finish line" my friends and I would navigate this maze while the kill trigger slowly but surely comes in and if you're not fast enough it would engulf you. The speed of the trigger would have to be relatively slow, I was thinking walking pace or even slower. Sadly as I progress into more 'serious' scripting I feel like I'm just not good enough, so I'm afraid I might have to take you up on your offer about fixing up an example. If you need me to elaborate on anything, feel free to ask and thanks again for your offer! If anyone is interested,