I don't think there are any lift mods beyond this, as for those lift fields i think i've seen those.. as for when it last work the version that it was release for? I don't know I've kinda been away since then.

First things first, does the console print errors?

If it does, start fixing it through there.

Its printing but i suspect you mean print to .txt file? i don't know that command.



Eh, I forgot how small theses modules are compared to the normal ones.

Well here's one that I actually have. It's a module that is supposed to be an elevator. It's never worked for me, and I know it's probably from way back (B23 or so)

The module is pretty much just a huge shaft...and it's clear from looking in the file that there's supposed to be a large platform that goes up and down. (There's around 50 image files, each one with the platform like a pixel or 2 higher...clearly it's meant to play in animation)

In fact. Now that I look at it; it seems to be entirely missing any script/lua file to make it functional.

Now i remember that was called the terrain "lover" because it would damage everything else it, i totally forgot about that.

Yea. It looks like yours works on a similar principle, but avoided the problem by having actors disappear into the pod, and reappear once it's done moving. Clever.

yeah, strangely enough my idea came from roof ladders of all things and being annoyed that people thinking it was a bad idea.. i still think its a pretty good idea.

Ahem, shamless plug.
If any of the other mods don't work it has to do with raycast issues. You can probably try sticking in -1 as the fourth argument for anything that ends in ray. If I'm not remembering wrongly, that'll make it only ignore noteam actors.

That's good work, no doubt... but I'm always drawn to things that are more...mechanical. I don't tend to use teleporters or those "lift fields", no matter how awesome. Of course, that way might be the ONLY viable way in CC.

As BadBoy said, it's simply that when no friendly fire was introduced, all the ray casting functions got an additional argument that is which team to ignore. That's probably the only thing that breaks older scripts.

And no, Sims_Doc, when I say printing error I just mean if errors are shown in the console. Saving the text to a file isn't really necesary, unless you think you are recieving multiple errors at once and you want to debug with more calm.

To print the content of the console to a file you use ConsoleMan:SaveAllText("LuaConsole.txt").

Yeah

This doesn't work anymore

I did mention that fairly recently in this thread, its either this page of the last page..