[KneeGrow]

I'm trying to set a trigger to enable when a car goes fast enough (a trigger_hurt in the front of the car so people dont die from it when its parked)

But I keep getting compiler issues when I load the map

Compiler log (from console)

AN ERROR HAS OCCURED [Script terminated by SQQuerySuspend]

CALLSTACK
*FUNCTION [EntFire()] unnamed line [20]
*FUNCTION [startRound()] cs_vehicletest.nut line [38]
*FUNCTION [main()] InputRunScript line [1]

LOCALS
[caller] NULL
[activator] NULL
[delay] 0
[value] ""
[action] "Disable"
[target] "killcar"
[this] TABLE
[e2mean] 0
[e1mean] 0
[e2] INSTANCE
[e1] INSTANCE
[ent2] INSTANCE
[entity] INSTANCE
[this] TABLE
[this] TABLE

My actual code

it finds trigger
compares it's mean velocity (x,y,z) with the value 2000
enables when > 2000
disables otherwise

function startRound() {
	printl("A new round has started");
	local entity = null;

	entity = Entities.FindByClassname(entity,"trigger_hurt"); // find the trigger

	if(entity!=-1){
	printl("Trigger found");
	} else {
	printl("error trigger"); 
	}

	local e1 = null;
	e1 = entity.GetVelocity(); //get its velocity

	local e1mean = null;
	e1mean = (e1.x + e1.y + e1.z)/3; //separate its dimensional components and sums them up

	printl("The mean is");
	printl("mean1: "+e1mean); //checking the code to see if it compiles this far

	while (entity!=-1) //will constantly be monitored as long as it's "alive"
	{
		if(e1mean > 2000) // condition
		{
			EntFire(entity.GetName(), "Enable", 0,);
		}
		else
		{
			EntFire(entity.GetName(), "Disable", 0,);
		}
	}
}

It doesn't say anything is particularly wrong with the syntax or parameters (it is fine with the "enable" part)

although the documentation says
function EntFire(target, action, value, delay, activator)
i've seen an example for l4d2 written like:
(from https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...cript_Examples)

ent <- null;
while((ent = Entities.FindByClassname(ent,"prop_physics")) != null)
{
   EntFire(ent.GetName(),"DisableShadow",0);
}

Does anyone else see the problem?

[Kia]

What game are you talking about?

[eyal282]

Originally Posted by KneeGrow I'm trying to set a trigger to enable when a car goes fast enough (a trigger_hurt in the front of the car so people dont die from it when its parked) But I keep getting compiler issues when I load the map Compiler log (from console) AN ERROR HAS OCCURED [Script terminated by SQQuerySuspend] CALLSTACK *FUNCTION [EntFire()] unnamed line [20] *FUNCTION [startRound()] cs_vehicletest.nut line [38] *FUNCTION [main()] InputRunScript line [1] LOCALS [caller] NULL [activator] NULL [delay] 0 [value] "" [action] "Disable" [target] "killcar" [this] TABLE [e2mean] 0 [e1mean] 0 [e2] INSTANCE [e1] INSTANCE [ent2] INSTANCE [entity] INSTANCE [this] TABLE [this] TABLE My actual code it finds trigger compares it's mean velocity (x,y,z) with the value 2000 enables when > 2000 disables otherwise function startRound() { printl("A new round has started"); local entity = null; entity = Entities.FindByClassname(entity,"trigger_hurt"); // find the trigger if(entity!=-1){ printl("Trigger found"); } else { printl("error trigger"); } local e1 = null; e1 = entity.GetVelocity(); //get its velocity local e1mean = null; e1mean = (e1.x + e1.y + e1.z)/3; //separate its dimensional components and sums them up printl("The mean is"); printl("mean1: "+e1mean); //checking the code to see if it compiles this far while (entity!=-1) //will constantly be monitored as long as it's "alive" { if(e1mean > 2000) // condition { EntFire(entity.GetName(), "Enable", 0,); } else { EntFire(entity.GetName(), "Disable", 0,); } } } It doesn't say anything is particularly wrong with the syntax or parameters (it is fine with the "enable" part) although the documentation says function EntFire(target, action, value, delay, activator) i've seen an example for l4d2 written like: (from https://developer.valvesoftware.com/...cript_Examples) ent <- null; while((ent = Entities.FindByClassname(ent,"prop_physics")) != null) { EntFire(ent.GetName(),"DisableShadow",0); } Does anyone else see the problem?

Because google Duck Duck Go leads to this post when looking up the error name, I will answer that I'm convinced this error is the result of an infinite loop.

[elise11]

Its so dificult.