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There is a subtle text indicator which will tell you if the button is claimed or unclaimed, and the name of the player who claims it. Walk away from a button and it will become unclaimed, allowing other players to claim it. Once claimed, it is impossible for another player to press the button - thus it is impossible to button steal. Walk up to a button to claim it as yours.

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This gamemode features automatic button claiming, inspired by BlackVoid's manual button claiming in his deathrun gamemode. This amount is customised using the deathrun_pointshop_support convar.

When a player reaches and end zone, the gamemode checks if you have either of these installed, and will reward the player with a specific amount of points. Pointshop 1 and RedactedHub support is included by default. In this hook, you can hand out rewards, ranks, or whatever you'd like to implement through lua. place is the player's finishing place, e.g. zone is the zone's table storing all it's data (positions, color, type) Where ply is the player finishing the map Selecting this preset will register the zone as a map ending, and any players passing through the zone will be considered to have finished the map.Įnd zones call the hook: DeathrunPlayerFinishMap (PLAYER ply, STRING name, TABLE zone, INT place) A number of presets for zones are included in the gamemode - notably, the 'end' preset. Server admins can add customisable ending zones to each map, specifying their dimensions, color, and behavior. This lets players easily customise all their clientside convars. Typing !settings or pressing F2 will open the Settings menu.

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It also includes information about how to play deathrun. This window displays a webpage from the github repository listing a bunch of useful commands to help the player get started. Typing !help or pressing F1 will open the Help menu.

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I hope to make this the Deathrun gamemode one day.Īlso, if you see any horriffic, eye-meltingly bad code anywhere in this repository, feel free to spam my steam or github messages about it and I will try and fix it as soon as possible. In fact, I'm begging for suggestions here.

This means I'm taking suggestions for what should be standard in Deathrun (i.e. This gamemode aims to create a new standard for deathrun gamemodes to improve every player's experience overall.

For some reason, when you run GetJumpPower on a player at server start, it returns 160, even though it's been proven that the default jump power is actually 200.Yet another Deathrun gamemode for Garrysmod.

Because the maximum velocity in Source is 2000in/s, a value greater than 2000 for the power will not have any more effect than if the power was 2000 unless the player is falling downwards.

To disable jumping you'll also have to alter the player's input using the CreateMove hook.

This function merely changes the Z velocity applied to the player when they jump.

This example will make the player jump like The Incredible Hulk. Set the player's 'jump power' (how much upwards velocity is added when jumping).