This was posted in April of 2017. I don’t remember that being an option back then. But thanks for the update none the less. 😊

Not these ones but I believe there are some spotlights that move in one of the DLC packs.

Iemand Anders it sounds like you haven’t yet added them as triggered events to your ride. This is accomplished through the ride settings, not the object itself.

It's done a bit differently now but you're welcome. ;o)

@@AssortedPlay how is it done now? i just loadet my old park and it doesnt work anymore :(

Similar method but you would need to add the light you want to a trigger sequence on the go kart track. I think others have figured out different ways to do this since I posted this video. You may want to skim the comments below or do another search on KZfaq for more help. (See @samotion studios comment below as an example

What's amazing is that this video is almost 4 years old and yet I still get great comments like this! LOL... thanks!

Yes I’m fully aware. In case you missed it this post was made almost two years ago. It was relevant for its time.

Game updated again just to let you know, there is now a play time button again, its just in a different place!

@@themultigamez Is this still relevant to tge most recent update? If so where is it?

This is true if you want a way to save ride triggers but you would still have to assign that trigger to multiple lights in the same position. Don't think it's really a "time saver" per say. Additionally, if all the lights are stacked in the same position it makes it difficult to select the new one each time. This to me sounds like it would take more time. Appreciate the feedback but I still think I prefer the method in my video.

Sim Park Observer actually you can activate the same light multiple times with one trigger. If your doing it on a roller coaster then you will have to have multiple lights. I placed multiple lights and had each one flash 5 times at .1 sec delay time. I recommend to change the name of each light to a number and number them in sequence so you can distinguish which light it which in the object trigger list. You might also have to either adjust the timing to correspond to the speed the cars are traveling or you can add extra triggers to start another set of lights. When I did it my cars would outrun my lights after about 80 feet so I added another trigger instead of trying to fight with the delay time. It is time consuming but it works.

Can you provide a step-by-step of how to make one light flash more than once? I would love to know how to do that!

Sim Park Observer place a trigger on the track then place 3 lights. Set the time on each light for .1 sec. Name the first light 1, the second light 2, and the third light 3. Open edit triggers and add light 1 five times. Then add light 2 five times then add light 3 five times. Now in edit triggers add the delay times on light 1 starting with 0 sec then .1 sec then .2 sec then .3 sec then .4 sec. Then add the times on light 2 starting with .5 then .6 then .7 and so on. Let me know if you need a better explanation this is a quick version because I'm at work.

Ahhhhh, I think I get it now. I wasn't catching that you can actually trigger an object multiple times with one triggered event. Well, guess that works too! Appreciate the explanation!

You are most welcome Mr. Purple Rabbit sir!

Sorry, haven't played in a while and not sure how the new effects work. May have something to do with the display sequencer that was added during the summer update but not 100% sure.

Dr4gonch4ser 😂 LOL... well, I did make this six months ago and it was relevant at the time.

Of course :) 👍🏻

Yes!

How?

The biggest change I've seen is that the "play for" time has been removed from the object window itself and is now controlled directly through the trigger sequence on the ride or trigger console (depending on what you're using the trigger for). Do you agree or did you notice something more?