need script to disable gibs

[The_JOKER]

I'm making a new map, but player gibs is making glitch.

I need a script to disable player's gibs. as a full script, pls.

[JakSparro98]

I'm making a new map, but player gibs is making glitch.

I need a script to disable player's gibs. as a full script, pls.

I don't think it's possible to disable completely the gib, you can add health on dead bodies but you cannot avoid a bazooka shot making a player explodes in pieces.

Is your issue related to the objects spawned with the player explosion or a bug from other scripts?

[gwendalaze]

You can remove them on spawn, but I don't think it'll fix any performance issue.

[The_JOKER]

You can remove them on spawn, but I don't think it'll fix any performance issue.

some players are squashed by blocks, and some gib is not squashed and remain between block.
it doesn't make bad performance, but in visual...

[Motto73]

You can remove them on spawn, but I don't think it'll fix any performance issue.

some players are squashed by blocks, and some gib is not squashed and remain between block.
it doesn't make bad performance, but in visual...

If I understood correctly, you want to remove the giblets when they are spawned. This script removes all giblets spawned as fast as possible:

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string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update(){
	for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
		foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames[i]))
			giblet.Remove ();
	}
}

You dont need any other trigger or things, just paste this into your script.

[The_JOKER]

If I understood correctly, you want to remove the giblets when they are spawned. This script removes all giblets spawned as fast as possible:

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string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update(){
	for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
		foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames[i]))
			giblet.Remove ();
	}
}

You dont need any other trigger or things, just paste this into your script.

yes, its ok if it remove gibs as fast as it can, but script you gave me doesn't seem to work on my map. did i missed something?

[Motto73]

If I understood correctly, you want to remove the giblets when they are spawned. This script removes all giblets spawned as fast as possible:

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string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update(TriggerArgs args){
	for (int i = 0; i <= 4; i++) {
		foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames[i]))
			giblet.Remove ();
	}
}

You dont need any other trigger or things, just paste this into your script.

yes, its ok if it remove gibs as fast as it can, but script you gave me doesn't seem to work on my map. did i missed something?

Ok i made something wrong with the update method..
Use a OnUpdateTrigger with method Update. this should fix it.
I'm sorry for this...

[The_JOKER]

oh, I think this is right one

string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update (TriggerArgs args){
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames))
giblet.Remove ();
}
}

Now all gibs are removed. Thanks for the script and help

[Motto73]

oh, I think this is right one

string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update (TriggerArgs args){
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames))
giblet.Remove ();
}
}

Now all gibs are removed. Thanks for the script and help

i fixed them up there already

[gwendalaze]

oh, I think this is right one

string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update (TriggerArgs args){
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames))
giblet.Remove ();
}
}

Now all gibs are removed. Thanks for the script and help

i fixed them up there already

you should have used the onUpdate event that has been implemented recently

[The_JOKER]

string[] gibNames = { "Giblet00", "Giblet01", "Giblet02", "Giblet03", "Giblet04" };
public void Update(TriggerArgs args){
for (int i = 0; i <= 4; i++) {
foreach (IObject giblet in Game.GetObjectsByName(gibNames))
giblet.Remove ();
}
}


Yes, anyway thank you everyone