Array With Multiple Conditions

Workshop Discussion
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Hello!

I’ve been messing around with the workshop lately trying to mimic the way Mercy’s old ressurect would work (kind of). But I have one problem, I have no idea how to make an auto-updating (looped) array containing players that are dead AND within a radius of 40 meters. The center being Mercy, I want the array to constantly look for dead players within 40 meters and update itself.

Thanks a lot to whoever could help me with this!

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You do not need to update it because each time you use it the data will be auto-updated.

code 
actions
{

	Resurrect(All Dead Players(Filtered Array(All Players(Team Of(Event Player)), Compare(Distance Between(Event Player,
		Current Array Element), <=, 40)))));
}

More info about me and my game mods you can find here.

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In case you will find yourself in another situation, where you want to check for multiple things in a filtered array, in the future, you can do it like this:

filtered array(*array*, and(*condition1*, and(*condition2*, and(*condition3*, ...))))
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Hello! Thanks for your replies. I’ve ended up trying this code as a condition for a series of custom actions to follow, but it still doesn’t seem to be working.

conditions
{
Number of Dead Players(Filtered Array(All Dead Players(Team Of(Event Player)), Compare(Distance Between(Event Player,
Current Array Element), <=, 5))) > 0;
}

I set the distance to 5 meters for testing purposes, but the rest seems fine to me. Could you help me identify the problem?

Thanks!

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Instead of this, use “count of” wich gives you the size of an array:

Count Of(Filtered Array(All Dead Players(Team Of(Event Player)), Compare(Distance Between(Event Player,
Current Array Element), <=, 5))) > 0;
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Thank you so much! It works perfectly now!

Btw, is there a way to spawn a player at a specific distance in front of a player? For example, I want to teleport someone 1 meter in front of me when a certain button is pressed.

Is it possible to code that?

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teleport(*player*, world vector of(multiply(forward, *distance*), event player, rotation and translation))
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Thank you! It works:)

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