Did you try the Auto reload thing I told you about in my last post?

yep, i set it on.

For some entities it works, for other it doesnt work. In my script i set all the //uses on really all related actions.

but it dies not update the skills for some entities.

Well, ok, doesnt matter. Now im searching for an methode to keep my player model inside the elevator. (means it has to move up with the elevator :-) ) Maybe u have any ideas for that?

Thanks.

If your elevator is moved by c_move the player should stay inside of it without any problem.

ah, ok, will try it, atm he is moved by z.-= ....


edit:

Hmm, if i set the movement to c_move, he does not move as long as the player model is inside :-(

edit:
Hmm, i think thsi happens, cause the model does not really "stand" onto the elevator floor, it has its feet "inside" the elevator floor. It doesent move this 4 quants up, when entering the elevator :-(

K, i solved the problem with player inside the elevator, just only added some small grav to my script, and move the elevator again by z-= ...

Found out, if i use c_move with the elevator, its a problem. :-)

function Gravity_use ()
{
result = c_trace(vector(my.x,my.y,(my.z - 31)),vector(my.x,my.y,my.z - 1000), USE_BOX |IGNORE_ME | IGNORE_PASSABLE);
if ((result == 0) || (result > 10))
{
my.z -= 20*time_step;
}
if ((result > 2) && (result <= 10))
{
my.z -= 2* time_step;
}
if (result < 1)
{
my.z += 2*time_step;
}
}

Nice, but I am pretty sure you should use C_Move. That could make your movement much more compatible (and polygon based) then just altering X, Y, and Z. Even ent_move would be a good idea. And couldn't your player end up in the floor and then have to correct itself by increments of 2? That seems to me like it is pretty inefficient.

my player movement is with c_move, but with only c_move on, he will not fall from higher positions or anything, hes moving then into air. And if i move the elevator with c_move, he does not move as long as the player is inside. And, the player does not stay on the floor, if i set him 1 or 2 quants over the gound in wed.