To accomplish this, you would have to use a checkpoint for after the player's death. You could use either a checkpoint/death by mission failure combo or a cutscene for the instance where Cole turns a valve.
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If the player's death is his/her fault and not triggered by you, the checkpoint logic should be as follows:
(Any logic before the checkpoint: monitors, long chains of mission briefs, etc.) ---> Splitter (set to All) ---> Mission Checkpoint / Combiner (set to Any with a Monitor that triggers when the mission starts and "checkpoint name" is the current checkpoint connected as another input) ---> (any logic after checkpoint)
When you have the Combiner selected, the logic text should say, "When (something happens), or the mission starts and "checkpoint name" has been triggered, (do something)." With the Splitter selected, it should say, "When (something happens), trigger a combiner and complete a checkpoint."
Be sure to use a Monitor that triggers when the mission starts and no checkpoints have been triggered instead of one that triggers whenever the mission starts.
If this is a bit confusing, there's a diagram of this somewhere in the forum, but I'm not sure where.
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If you cause the player's death (through a mission failure logic box), use this setup:
((Any logic before the checkpoint.) ---> Splitter (set to All) ---> Mission Checkpoint / Mission Failure (order VERY important when you attach the splitter to these--if the splitter isn't linked to the checkpoint first, the mission failure will trigger before the checkpoint is triggered, and the player will start over).
For the splitter, the logic text should say, "When (something happens), trigger a checkpoint and the mission ends in failure."
Be sure to have the logic you want to run after the player respawns start with a monitor set to trigger when the mission starts and "checkpoint name" is the current checkpoint connected as another input, and have the initial logic start with a Monitor that triggers when the mission starts and no checkpoints have been triggered instead of one that triggers whenever the mission starts.
If the player is killed by enemies/explosions/anything other than a mission failure logic, have the death-causing event occur where the mission failure logic is in the above explanation.
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For a cutscene, the logic is much simpler:
(Any logic before the cutscene) ---> Cutscene ---> (any logic after cutscene)
The logic text will read, "When (something happens), play a cutscene shot , then (something happens)."
There's a little more to it, though. When hovering over the cutscene logic, press X, then select the option that says, "Edit Actors and Props" (the lower left option). Find Cole on the map (usually at the mission start or wherever you re-entered the editor from play testing), and press X while he is selected. Select "Move for Shot", and move him where you want him to be after the shot. Press X to fix his position, move the cursor off him, and select the "Exit Actors and Props Edit Mode" (it should be the only option). Then, return to the cutscene. Press X on it as before, but select "Edit Camera" (the upper right option). Move the camera over to Cole, set it to the position and angle you want, and press X. You may want to play around with the options under "Edit" (the bottom option as always) to make the cutscene look how you want it.
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Hope this lengthy post helps!
