@PlzReviveMe There are two ways in which the game decides to make a zombie drop a powerup. The first way is by rng, more specifically every zombie has a 2% chance on death to drop a powerup. The second way is by points earned by players, which is level.zombie_vars["zombie_powerup_drop_increment"] = 2000; with 2000 points total being the default value. The rng drops remain constant throughout the game, however the drop increment increases by 1.14 multiplicatively every time a powerup drops if the powerup dropped due to the drop increment points being met. This means the only way to maintain a consistent amount of drops per round is to change the rng drop rate directly. Additionally, if you wanted a truly infinite maximum amount of drops per round the only way to do that is remove the limit completely. The way you would do both is by modifying _zm_powerups.gsc from here: https://github.com/JezuzLizard/Recompilable-gscs-for-BO2-zombies-and-multiplayer/blob/master/patch_zm/maps/mp/zombies/_zm_powerups.gsc In order to change rng drops and remove the powerup drop cap we have to modify this function: powerup_drop( drop_point ) in _zm_powerups.gsc In this function look for the following if statement: ``` if ( level.powerup_drop_count >= level.zombie_vars[ "zombie_powerup_drop_max_per_round" ] ) { return; } and remove it. Next in order to change the powerup rng drop rate you'll need to look for this if/else statement if ( rand_drop > 2 ) { if ( !level.zombie_vars[ "zombie_drop_item" ] ) { return; } debug = "score"; } else { debug = "random"; } Now in order to change the random drop rate you'll need to change the 2 to another number. Higher numbers increase the likelihood a powerup will drop and lower, the opposite. If you remove the if/else statement entirely you can make every zombie that dies always drop a powerup. Finally you need to compile _zm_powerups.gsc as _zm_powerups.gsc and place it maps/mp/zombies If you have any more questions feel free to ask.

Im getting the same, i cant play with friends

@Cahz said in Checking for Game End: level waittill ( "end_game" ); Thank you! Your help on these posts help alot!

@Duui-YT wait 17; self iprintlnbold("^2Crouch and Press [{+actionslot 2}] To Save"); wait 5; self iprintlnbold("^6Crouch and Press [{+actionslot 3}] To spawn slide");

@LaCk You need a tool to change color name, i mean an external tool like .dll to inject

Update: Its something to do with "#include maps\mp\gametypes_zm_zm_gametype;​" yet its required for a force respawn code I am implementing from this post

@LaCk if you want to bring it towards the center, you can change all of them to center. or all to left for left side of the screen. or if you want to just completely override the x coordinate, self.score_hud.x = 100; //change 100 for diff position

@sass so this (50) changes how for you go add this how high you go 200 but it dose not do anything when i make it higher or lower is there a different way to make it send me higher up player setVelocity(player getVelocity() + ( vec[0]*(50) , vec[1]*(50), 200 ));

You can thread a function containing a for(;;) loop and a wait statement. timedMessage() { level endon("game_ended"); for(;;) { allClientsPrint("This is a message printed to all players."); wait 45; } } Call the function like level thread timedMessage(); in init().

@Duui-YT big brain moves right here. just test it make sure it works

https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/10/tutorial-loading-custom-gsc-scripts

Thank you, and I kinda figured that because when I hosted a test server and replaced it with the "1", they started running so I'm like what the... they must mixed up the numbers lmao. But Thanks!

Idk for the debugbuttonmonitor function, but for vibrate obviously write parameters like this (point instead of comas for real numbers) : machine[ i ] vibrate( vectorScale( ( 0, -1, 0 ), 100 ), 0.3, 0.4, 3 );