Swithching missions using triggers

#1 One way:

Assuming you already have a fade-out GUI, or video gui built and ready for use and you know the filepath of the mission you want to connect to:

[b]/////////////////////////////////////////////
//  SERVER SIDE CODE[/b]
datablock TriggerData(Test)
{
   tickPeriodMS = 100;
};

function Test::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
     Parent::onEnterTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
     commandToServer('changeLevel', "starter.fps\data\missions\nextMission.mis");
     
}

function serverCmdchangeLevel(%client, %filePath)
{
    commandToClient(%client, 'loadMission', %filePath);
    commandToClient(%client, 'pushTransitionGui');
}

function Test::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj)
{
   Parent::onLeaveTrigger(%this,%trigger,%obj);
}

function Test::onTickTrigger(%this,%trigger)
{
   Parent::onTickTrigger(%this,%trigger);
}
[b]//  SERVER SIDE CODE
/////////////////////////////////////////////[/b]


[b]/////////////////////////////////////////////
//  CLIENT SIDE CODE[/b]

function clientCmdloadMission(%mission)
{
   // make sure we are not connected to a server already
   disconnect();
   
   // Create the server and load the mission
   createServer("SinglePlayer", %mission);

   // Make a local connection
   %conn = new GameConnection(ServerConnection);
   RootGroup.add(ServerConnection);
   %conn.setConnectArgs("Player");
   %conn.setJoinPassword("None");
   %conn.connectLocal();
}

function clientCmdpushTransitionGui()
{
     Canvas.setContent(TransitionGui);
     
     TransitionGui.start();  [b]// Made up function that starts a video or fade-out, you have to code this yourself[/b]
}
[b]//  CLIENT SIDE CODE
/////////////////////////////////////////////[/b]

That's some "starter" code, just one concept of loading a new mission with a transition. I'll go back over it and check syntax and stability in a bit, but I hope that helps a little.

#2 Where should this code be placed? In the triggers.cs in the server folder?

EDIT: also, how do I paste this into a .cs without it all just sprawling out on a single line?

#3 Use Notepad/Wordpad instead of a code editor.

#4 Can this be used with the free version of TGE or do I need access to source code for this?

#5 Free version is fine, you only need script access.

#6 Thats very similar to waht im currently using.

i cant seem to find a way to specify an actual mission. i have 3 "portals" in the level and a trigger placed on each of them. i want each trigger to launch a different mission.i want to be able to use just 1 trigger function and block. i also want to be able to specify what gui to load.

can it be done by creating some sort of dynamic variables where i can specify a certain value in each different trigger?

#7 Espero que me pueda servir