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I did a small demo for my script pack and at the end is a winzone marker. But when I step into it I just get stuck a few seconds later instead of getting an exit screen.

Is there anything in addition I have to do? Like putting a special script somewhere into the zone's properties?

This happened to me 1 time. I had to completely rebuild the level and place the winzone in it exact spot. Dont move it or anything.

I'm not sure what is exactly happening? Let me ask a couple of questions.

Do you mean that the player (camera) gets stuck and you cannot move out of the winzone "area?"

Or, does the game "hang-up" and you have to press Ctrl-Alt-Del in order to end the game?

When I first started using FPSC I, at one time, had several objectives (FPSC vanilla objectives) that the player had to meet. I then added a winzone and when the player entered the winzone, it would not end. Or, if the player picked up all the objectives, it would end the game as if the player won without ever stepping into the winzones. This was because I had more than two entities with the isobjective flag set. For example.

I have four entities that need to be picked up. I set each entity objective flag accordingly.

Entity 1 - isObjective=1
Entity 2 - isObjective=2
Entity 3 - isObjective=3
Entity 4 - isObjective=4

However, the winzone isobjective is automatically set to 2. If you need to use it along with other objectives then it needs to be set to 5 in this example.

I am sure this is not the case with your situation but I mention this for others as well.

The winzone is designed when there are no other objectives in the game. I don't know why Lee set the isobjective flag to 2 but if there are no other objectives this still works. You don't have to have another objective that is 1. If you do then you will have to pick it up.

Exactly - and in this case I don't have objectives.

Unfortunately I have never had that issue with a winzone so it will be difficult for me to help without seeing the fpm and I am sure that will not be possible, although it looks like all the segments are stock and I have probably all of the weapons. I don't think I have the trap door or the frig and I definitely don't have all those cool dead soldiers. If you can call dead cool.

In your debugging, did you try deleting the winzone, saving the fpm and then replacing it again.

Or, delete the winzone, save, it and then place it where the player start marker is and walking into it again to see if it works there. If it does, try placing it in other places and test it. For some strange reason it might be getting messed up because of where it is at. Again, I wouldn't be able to help not know how your map looks.

Edit:

So, don't worry about your English. I didn't bother correcting mine. Did you see where I forgot to add an "ing" to a word above. The word is in bold. I thought this was perfect showing that even us folk whose English is their primary language don't know how to talk. :LOL:

ADDENDUM #1:

BTW, thanks for contributing the rpg type scripts and stuff found in another thread.

ADDENDUM #2:

If you haven't already done so, be sure and try my suggestions. It might help you find the problem.

I have had issues with trigger zones being in a place that the compiler doesn't like. However, usually it just crashes the compilation of the stand-alone.

Oh, thought of another question. What does it do when you enter the winzone during the testing mode? Does it hangup or does it go black for a split second and then delete the test game?

This happened to me 2
causing me to lose the state competition for TSA after 6 months of storyboards and level designing

hold on storyteller01 i gonna take a look on your script...

oh wait,calm, you first put a triggerzone with the script of speech,and then,up the stairs puts a normal winzone with objective 1, rigth ?, if you don't it crashes, the winzone has to be normal, like... ''plrwithinzone'' and only...