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Edited by er449 on Sep 18, 2012 at 01:26 AM

Bungie, CMT, Zteam, HDoan, and a lot more, I believe.

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Edited by er449 on Sep 18, 2012 at 01:26 AM

Oh, I'm sorry, I misread your post. There are two ways to do this:

1) An invisible seat on the vehicle. The only disadvantages to this is that two people on different teams must share the same vehicle.

2) Two invisible bipeds attached to the vehicle to detect whether a player is near. Display HUD message. Player test action to detect whether the player actually hits the action key. Disable HUD message; commence boarding.

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Edited by er449 on Sep 18, 2012 at 01:26 AM

It's basically like this.
You have a vehicle (I'll use ghost as an example)
On this vehicle, you have an invisible seat for which the enter animation is the animation of a spartan boarding the vehicle. This seat is "not valid without driver" meaning it can only be entered when someone is already driving. You will also have a continuous script that checks whether anyone is in this seat. If a player enters this seat, the script will sleep a little bit, so that you can time it right, and after it sleeps, it will eject the original driver, then immediately load the boarder into the same seat the original driver was just ejected from. It won't sync online, and you'll need the multi team vehicle's app though, because by default people on different teams can't enter the same vehicle (I mean AI teams like covenant, human, player, etc, not red or blue). This will only work for a player also, you can't get AI to board the player's vehicle.

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Edited by er449 on Sep 18, 2012 at 01:26 AM

Object_can_see_object, or something like that to detect whether or not the player is near. I never really messed around with attaching two bipeds to objects, but according to Kirby, it creates a portable trigger volume. Once they can detect whether a player is near or not, then you can execute the boarding, which is essentially the easy part.

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Edited by er449 on Sep 18, 2012 at 01:27 AM

It simulates a trigger volume, as the player needs to be within a certain distance in order to be seen by both the bipeds.

About this "multi team vehicle app" Any idea where I get it?

IGM's MTV but i think it only works on 1.08