use my prefab, edit it so it will trigger with a brush instead of auto triggering..

i don't see why it wouldn't work..

apocoplypse #13 map used the same method you want.. you could always decompile his map and look.. sorry, i don't have the map anymore, and i doubt he would let me release it to you anyways.. but since a decompile version would look decompiled, it wouldn't be like i gave you his work

my prefab is at PFL.. its no longer here i don't guess..

[edit]http://www.ejoop.com/pfl/showlist.asp?prefabid=1079&formtype=2

i am no good with MM issues, but the event is supposed to trigger as you step onto a lift/elevator..

he wants one of four random messages to display, each time the lift is used..

ATM even his lift is non-functional, it has a weird timing glitch... but eventually this is his goal..

since i am the one who has to compile it (he still cannot get his maps to export )

his lift travels between only two floors, about a 30 foot distance.. (game feet)

the intricacies i don't understand, cause i really don't need to to compile the map.. but ATM its a timing issue.. honestly, i think he over complicated the idea, he could have done it with a func_door, it is a slow, long acting process, and not suited to DM fragging.. BUT its his lift, he can do what he likes..

Um, the trigger in question isnt for the lift.  The way its setup, when a player falls off the cliff (to certain death) the map will taunt him by displaying 1 of 4 random messages (game_text).  Something like, "you fell a long long way...".  At first, I had 1 trigger_multiple which would target a MM and it would target the game_text entities, which all had the same name.  But its not working.

The lift Orph, is another thing Im trying to get to work.  I think I've fix it now though.

You could make 4 or 5 different trigger_multiples at the bottom of the cliff..each one targetting a different game_text.

So when the player falls off, he'll pass thru 1 of the 5 trigger_multiples.  Each time the player falls off, it won't be guarenteed that he'd fall in the exact same spot...so the game_text would be different.

Pair up the game_text's and the trigger_changetarget's by naming each pair the same thing. The trigger_multiple starts by targeting PAIR1, which fires off the first game_text and the first trigger_changetarget. The trigger_changetarget targets the trigger_multiple and has an m_Isnewtarget of PAIR2. Continue having the pairs work this way and for the fourth pair, have the trigger_changetarget set the trigger_multiple to target PAIR1 again. It won't be random, but it will cycle through.

I think the trigger_changetarget can have a delay, .1 is a good value for that. Give the trigger_multiple a reset time slightly larger than the changetarget's delay, perhaps .3.

umm this or using a multisource (or two) in the works somewhere perhaps? just a suggestion as im pretttty dodgy at these things

I dont think you can o that with a normal mm.