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i havent done much with it since they made it unavailable on the original quest, and it wont work through pcvr. but i did just purchase a quest 2 and was actually thinking about jumping back in and seeing the changes since the beginning.

@@ThatGuy2040 oh please do!!! jump back in!! :)))

i havent played for a while... a long while, although if i remember correctly, you want to assign a persistant variable, or set a variable for the player. whether thats using a boolean (isplayerallowed=true) or a numbering system (if playerstate>0 then open). if its persistant, then once they are allowed, they are always allowed, whereas if its instance based, they will have to grab something or do something to trigger the variable change, and if they leave the game, they will have to do it again if they join a new instance.

@@ThatGuy2040 thank you for responding I really appreciate it. I have one more question how do you get the particular players ID?

@@keyofdi4149 well, 2 ways. The player id is the order in which they start the game. So if i started the game, my id would be 1, if you joined me, yours would be 2, and so on. The second way is creating a trigger block and then getting the id of player, and allowing permissions for the player id that went into the trigger zone.

Thanks, im trying to get back into vr. Just got viveport

@@ThatGuy2040 cool! That’s a good way to try out a bunch of games!

You have to create a variable. On the right panel, and then put it where you need in your script. Then when you attach that variable from one object to another, that other object will be used for that variable. Overall answer, create a variable.

@@ThatGuy2040 Thanks for the response. I figured out my problem... you have to drag the "reference pill" from one object to the other and put it in the variable slot for the script on the 2nd object. It was the reference pill i didn't understnad - I could only find one mention of it in all the tutorials I found...

I believe this was patched within a few months of this video being up

@@ThatGuy2040 Ah, I guess this means that the inverted objects no longer work? Pity

Ha, it is. I've been sending stuff to a discord channel, but they only allow 8mb files, so I upload to youtube and send the link instead. Works better

It may be that your launching the bullet from a large object and its spawning in said object. Make a small square, make the ball shoot from the small square, then group the square to the end of the gun. If that's the issue, then this will fix it

@@ThatGuy2040 my apologies..just a little It confused, you said the sizing is throwing it off?

you can, although if you want, you can also use the same script to turn it back on. i found success in using a boolean for this with a dj booth we did. you would wave your hand on the disk, and it would look for whether the boolean was true (on) or false (off). if it was true, then it would stop everything and then change boolean to false, and vice versa. although some instances if you touched it twice too fast, it would mess with the boolean and then no longer shut off.

if you want a seperate trigger to start it though, you should be able to use the same script for both triggers. i would name 2 "object variable" to "start" and "stop", and under the script, "if trigger entered, turn on "start", turn off "Stop". then when you put the 1 script on both triggers, only wire "start" on one trigger, and "stop" on the other, both going to the same target. this will save you some space, as well as less headache searching through a bunch of scripts, "which one turns off, which one turns on, wrong target..." whereas with 1 script "i know this script does everything for this target, so i know my problem is here"

darn, its been a bit since ive been on, but! i believe under the "wand" in the script, there is a "position of _______" . so you would create a object variable, put this "position of _____" in the place of the coordinate in your script, then place the object variable within the insert. so "position of (objectx)" then just be sure to wire the object to the correct node. hopefully that makes sense.

you can also just do "x of ____" or "rotation of______" as well

check my "doors" video, it covers "location of___" by moving the door based on its current position

you know. i havent touched my headset in a bit, and when i do ive been on walking dead. buuuuttt, ive missed this game and the community that we had (this was 8 months ago). ill definatly try to post new content soon. also ive recently built myself a gaming pc and will try to sort folders based on games id like to stream

You know, I thought I did. And I dont know why. You would just need the script to makes sure the movement finished their path before going the other way, or your door would end up all over the place if you kept entering and exiting, unless you left the move to origin. Then no issue. But overall. I should have at least mentioned the move by.

@@ThatGuy2040 Yeah that make sense. I can see now why its important to use a MoveTo. Thank you

@@Raidx184 I mean, moveby would work as well. The other thing you can do is at would start, set a variable to "origin + vector 0.15.0" then it would always end at the same place as well.