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99% of all turing complete event projects are easier made in scriptIt's better for the smaller things, it's nearly impossible to make a complicated completely evented gamemode.
People event things all the time that'd be easier to script.i guess you're right, maybe try not to make it impossible to event.
[x][0] onMinigameDeath -> Self -> VCE_modVariable("Brick", "<var:cl:teamname>", "Set", 1, 0, 0, 0, 0)
[x][0] onActivate -> Self -> VCE_ifVariable("<var:cl:teamname>", "==", 1, "2 4", 0, 0, 0, 0)
[x][0] onVariableTrue -> Client -> CenterPrint("There is a dead member of your team!", 3, 0, 0, 0, 0)
[x][0] onVariableTrue -> Self -> VCE_modVariable("Brick", "<var:cl:teamname>", "Set", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
[x][0] onVariableFalse -> Client -> CenterPrint("There isn't a dead member of your team!", 3, 0, 0, 0, 0)
This is a quick demo where someone can check if there is a dead team member on their team. This might not work depending on how your rescue system works though.
A team of two is a duo my dudeOh well it's always been 4 teams that can have up to 12 players (3 per vehicle) as far as I've known it.
does it work in duos like kongs?
0 [x][0] onActivate -> Self -> VCE_ifValue("functionName", "!=", "", "1 3")
As for the checkpoint approach, instead of keeping track of first, second, etc, you could just give more points to the first person to reach that checkpoint. For example, the first person to reach any give checkpoint gets 5, second gets 3, thirds gets 2, everyone else 1. It could still get tricky track of who is in what vehicles and whether they all count for x-th place. So perhaps a simple flat rate for each checkpoint would be best.For now, I think a way of telling what place you're in would be nice, and as an added bonus you will be awarded points at the end of the round according to your place and number of players in that round. Using current checkpoint + distance from the next checkpoint can easily determine who's in what place accurately.