Add "Bridge" to the end of the waypoint name of the last waypoint before the bridge. This will keep the train at the same elevation. Here's an example:
Waypoint236Bridge

You would do the same type of naming for "Station" and "Tunnel" as well.

No scripting is needed.

Edited by user Sunday, September 21, 2008 7:57:48 PM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

My apology,
I thought Bridge would work. I know that Tunnel will hold altitude. Give that a try.

EDIT

I know I've read in posts that they always made a point of leaving the waypoint name intact and adding Tunnel or Station at the end of it. I guess because you have Tunnel though it's working for you. That's great.

Edited by user Monday, September 22, 2008 6:59:35 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

This takes scripting.

Name your bridge, train and any cars.

There's several options but something like this.

*** IF ***
Unit 'Bridge1' has been destroyed.
*** THEN ***
Unit 'Engine1' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar1' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar2' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar3' is removed from the world.

You might want the train to be removed when it's out of sight. Just label an area and have the train removed when it get to that location. Your script might look like this.

*** IF ***
Unit 'Bridge1' has been destroyed.
*AND* Unit 'Engine1' enters area 'HiddenZone'
*** THEN ***
Unit 'Engine1' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar1' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar2' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar3' is removed from the world.



IF you placed an engine, flat car w/rocket etc it should be just that. Did you make a map.ini file for the train?

Edited by user Monday, September 22, 2008 7:22:47 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Try some different engines and see if the one you want shows up in the game.

The train will die based on the conditions your set in your script. If you say "When Bridge is destroyed", then that's when it will happen. Getting the train to crash will be hard to do as it is following the waypoint path and not actually on the bridge. Making an explosion though would be easy. Just add an area at your bridge and a waypoint to spawn your bomb. Then make a script like this.
*** IF ***
Unit 'Bridge1' has been destroyed.
*AND* Unit 'Engine1' enters area 'BridgeArea'
*** THEN ***
Spawn unit of type 'NukeBomb' on Team 'teamPlyrCivilian' at waypoint Waypoint 'Bomb1'
Unit 'Engine1' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar1' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar2' is removed from the world.
Unit 'Traincar3' is removed from the world.

You'll find the bomb under civilian/system.

EDIT: Idea...

One way you might do this is to have the train removed when it gets to the hidden area as I explained earlier. Then have a new train start moving on a DIFFERENT pathway which merges to follow the same path when it comes back into view. Keep these paths separate by never letting your waypoints join when you're laying them out. Have this second track end below the bridge and don't name the "Tunnel" waypoint as you did on the main track line so the second train will fall. Make the "BridgeArea" small enough so that the train needs to fall first before the explosion.

Then use a script like the one above to spawn your bomb.

*** IF ***
Unit 'Engine2' enters area 'BridgeArea'
*** THEN ***
Spawn unit of type 'NukeBomb' on Team 'teamPlyrCivilian' at waypoint Waypoint 'Bomb1'

You might see if "The Bomb" will destroy the second train.

Edited by user Monday, September 22, 2008 8:51:31 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

ummm do i gota place a nuke bomb first ? i cant find it in the script part

generals closest im finding is the radation field itself

its fine im just starting the second script for that now

YAAAAAAAY it works thank you so much for the help

Edited by user Monday, September 22, 2008 9:51:52 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified