Prevent train from pushing players into brushes

[Wichilie2]

I'm working on a map that has a moving train that passes underneath some brushes. However, when players ride on top of the train they get pushed inside the brushes and become stuck:

To prevent this I've tried to add a trigger_teleport inside the brush to nudge the player outwards:

Unfortunately this leads to very janky movement and is not really a valid solution:

Does anyone know how I can properly prevent players from getting pushed into the brush? The ideal solution would be one where the player simply stops moving forward once they touch the brushes.

 

[Mr.Explo [CZ] [YT]]

im not home rn so i can only suggets from what i heard that you make invis wall or trigger_push. but if more help needed i can try in about 2hours.

 

[LivingLinguini]

I was able to recreate the issue using two brushes and a func_train with the 'Is unblockable by player' flag enabled. I fixed it using ForceEscortPushLogic(2) (https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Team_Fortress_2/Scripting/VScript_Examples#Improving_player_collisions_on_physics_objects_or_trains)

function Trainfixfunc() { printl("Trainfixfunc called!") ForceEscortPushLogic(2) }

 

[Wichilie2]

I was able to recreate the issue using two brushes and a func_train with the 'Is unblockable by player' flag enabled. I fixed it using ForceEscortPushLogic(2) (https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Team_Fortress_2/Scripting/VScript_Examples#Improving_player_collisions_on_physics_objects_or_trains)

function Trainfixfunc() { printl("Trainfixfunc called!") ForceEscortPushLogic(2) }

Thank you very much for going through the trouble of recreating the issue, your fix works like a charm! ^^

 

[gidi30]

Note: you dont need the .nut file for the fix, you can call ForceEscortPushLogic(2) using an output by doing OnMapSpawn || !self || Runscriptcode || ForceEscortPushLogic(2) in the logic auto

 

[Wichilie2]

Note: you dont need the .nut file for the fix, you can call ForceEscortPushLogic(2) using an output by doing OnMapSpawn || !self || Runscriptcode || ForceEscortPushLogic(2) in the logic auto

Ah, you're right! Tried it and that works too.