Assets from SC2Mapster.com

Wow/wc3 Icon pack JPG/DDS

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Sat, 18 May 2013 06:51:32 +0000

Browse for an icon you like in the JPG folder and remember its name, then import the dds version to sc2 ready to use.

Over 12.000 Icons

Phanalax's Models

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Fri, 17 May 2013 02:17:03 +0000

Models Available now! SC1 Scarab (standard texture)

Models soon to be available: SC1 Scarab (Non-standard)

Models to be available in the near future: SC1 Protoss Forge, SC1 Hydralisk, SC1 Torresque Ultralisk, SC1 Zergling, Fruit Themed Zerg units

Warcraft Custom Models by Triceron

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Thu, 16 May 2013 06:50:15 +0000

Custom Warcraft Model based on Warcraft 3's units. Uses animations from Warcraft 3. Model and Textures created by Triceron. These models are free for public use. Please give credit if you use the model for your maps. Any questions or comments, please PM Triceron.

SoulFilcher's Models

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Wed, 15 May 2013 02:39:23 +0000

RELEASED MODELS AND TEXTURES

SC1 Ion Cannon: Made from WoL Data Core structure, no custom textures.
Dropship variations: Dropship made from the Medivac. Some texture variations for it.
Nuke Silo placement model.
SC1 Hydralisk: Made from WoL Hydralisk to look like the SC1 version.
Mothership Core.
Metroid unit with some basic animations.
Hellion portrait wearing goggles.
SC1 Guardian/Devourer Cocoon made from WoL Broodlord Cocoon.
Dark Shrine and Obelisk bases.
SC1 Ultralisk Cavern made from WoL version.
Dead Zerg doodads.
Doodad Pack 1: "the chemistry lab"
SC1 Battlecruiser / Magistrate Collins portrait.
SC1 Overmind portrait.
SC1 Supply Depot.
Doodad Pack 2: "the bloody living room"
Xel'Naga "Docking Bay" (a Stargate-like structure).
The one and only "Hellbat".
SC1 Young Chrysalis.
SC1 High Templar.
Critter Pack 1 (see file description).
Narud's Hybrid Avatar.
SC1 SCV.
Defiler.

Thanks to PrintIn for his M3 Addon and for his patience with such a noob like me.

WIP PROJECTS

-Hybrid hydralisk: As I was working with the hydralisk model I decided to work on this idea I had over an year ago, about a hybrid hydralisk strain. This is an early image of this project, as I have already made changes like the blue glowing eyes, and I want to add some new features to it. Suggestions are welcome.

-Applelord: This idea crawled into my mind since Blizzard released that masterpiece of artwork, but I didn't have the required abilities back then. Now I'm going to make it happen! If you're not going to eat your fruit, your fruit's going to eat you!

Delphinium and NanaKey's Models

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Tue, 14 May 2013 15:52:43 +0000

In this mod, we collected a part of effects models which we created for our current project and also some old units I created long time ago. I get a lot of fun and help from SC2mapster, so it is time to share which we have.

If you use this models plz do me a favor. Show me some pictures of them in your game, that will be very helpful to fix the errors and improve the techologies for our new models. Also if you find any bugs, deficiencies or new models you need, plz PM or reply me. If you think this mod is useful, add the Delphinium and NanaKey in your credits. Both of us come from China, it is our pleasure if you like and use our models, best wishes.

We added a list here:

Spaceships (Amethyst, Garnet, Clematis) Underwater Effects (Waves and bubbles)

UI models

Display (Player chosen, minimap, weapon chosen, life point, special cards)
blood on the screen
Timer (60s)
Word on fire (standard, billboard, with camera)

Particles & Ribbons

Fireworks (Fireworks with/without words in it)
Lightsaber (standard, teamcolored)
Bubbles (with/without gravity simulation)
Cloud
Bilzzard
Hybird Wing
Lightning attack
Star walls
Warp (like recall in SC1)
Peace Tree's death (like KongFu Panda)
Sleep
Shield Blast

Weapons from WOW

Over 20 Axes & Swords

Others

Platform
skybox
wing (Left/Right)
Magic cycles
Marine Mike Morhaime
A girl in the life support system (well that's a long story)
Jellfish (From WOW)

Wow-wc3 Icon pack JPG/DDS

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Tue, 14 May 2013 15:33:52 +0000

Browse for an icon you like in the JPG folder and remember its name, then import the dds version to sc2 ready to use.

Over 12.000 Icons as soon as i figure out how to upload it

Warcraft Model Library

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Mon, 13 May 2013 02:53:45 +0000

UPLOAD Barrens Library (by Terminator) - Version 1.1: Uploaded 10/24/2012
NEW Human Library (by TheHolyArk) - Version 1.1: Uploaded 11/24/2012
UPLOAD Uldum Library (by Terminator) - Version 1.1: Uploaded 11/20/2012
UPLOAD Uldum Library (by Terminator) - Version 1.0: Uploaded 10/5/2012

How to Use:

Open up the Sc2 Editor and load your map.
Once loaded, go to File -> Dependencies and click the button that says: "Add Other".
A dialog will appear called "Choose Document". Click on the tab that says Battle.net (it's at the top left next to Local Files).
Make sure you are logged into your Battle.net account (click the log in button). Click on the Source dropdown menu and select Map/Mod Name.
There will be a search box right next to that. Type in: WC Library and click "Go".
Select the mod you wish to add and click "OK".
Repeat these steps if you wish to add more than one mod (yes, you can do that!). After you're done adding mods, click "OK" and it will load the dependencies.
To use the doodads, go to the doodad pallet and search for (W) to filter all the Warcraft Models.
If models are too big/small, go into the data editor go to the models tab and search for the model you wish to change (sometimes this is easier by going to the ACTORS tab and then seeing which model is linked to the doodad you're wanting to change). Edit the Art Scale Maximum and Art Scale Minimum (make sure they're the same).

List of Model Libraries in the Files Tab

Warcraft Library: General Information

What is Warcraft Model Library?

The Warcraft Model Library is a project with the intent to make creating Warcraft themed maps even easier. This library includes several Mod files that will be uploaded and updated on Battle.net for everyone to use. All you need to do to use these mods is download the mod file and place it in the mods directory in your Starcraft 2 folder (I will put a link or create a tutorial on how to do that later). Currently this library consists of DOODAD models only. However, I hope to add units and tree resource models soon. In addition, myself and a team are currently going through each model and enhancing the detail by adding normal maps.

If you decide to use any of these mods, I only ask that you give proper credits on the loading screen or in the map itself. In addition, anybody can add mod files or update current mod files by using the Warcraft Model Library site set up.

If you have any questions or would like to work with me more closely in making this project more robust, please contact me at Warcraft.ModelLibrary@gmail.com.

Here is the link to and alternate download for the Warcraft Model Library Database: HERE. Note: Not all Mod Files are currently uploaded to Battle.Net. If you would like to help me upload and maintain these mod files, please contact me!

How to Use the Mods:

For a walk-through go HERE.

How to Make a Warcraft Model Library Mod:

For a walk-through go HERE.

Library Descriptions

Azuremyst Library

Pictures of Azuremyst Models Models:

- There are currently 36 models in this mod map. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Azuremyst Library includes models that would fit a Draenei styled map.

Barrens Library

Pictures of Barrens Models Models:

- There are currently 116 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Barrens Library includes models that would fit a desert/red styled map. Models are from the Barrens, Blades Edges, Durotar, Redridge, and Badlands areas.

Blood Elf Library

Pictures of Blood Elf Library Models:

- There are currently 109 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Blood Elf Library includes models that would fit a blood elf themed map. Models are from various blood elf areas and the netherstorm region.

Forest Library

Pictures of Forest Library Models:

- There are currently 146 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Forest Library includes models that would fit a green, foresty themed map. Models are from Darkshore, Dustwallow, Ashenvale, Elwynn, and Un Goro areas.

Human Library

Pictures of Human Library Models:

- There are currently 78 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Human Library includes models that would fit a human city themed map. Models are from Stormwind, Elwynn, and other human areas.

Mists of Pandaria Library

Pictures of Mists of Pandaria Library Models:

- There are currently 579!!!models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Mists of Pandaria Library includes a HUGE amount of models from the new Mists of Pandaria Expansion. This mod will eventually contain all (or most) of the Mists of Pandaria models; I will also split this mod into smaller pieces as well if people want.

Moonglade Library

Pictures of Moonglade Library Models:

- There are currently 36 models in this library. ALSO CONTAINS A GROUND TEXTURE SET! (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Moonglade Library includes models that would fit a Night Elf styled map. Models are from the Moonglade region.

Night Elf Library

Pictures of Night Elf Library Models:

- There are currently 88 models in this library. ALSO CONTAINS A GROUND TEXTURE SET! (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Night Elf Library includes models that would fit a Night Elf styled map. Models are from various Night Elven regions.

Northrend Library

Pictures of Northrend Library Models:

- There are currently 151 models in this library. (Some are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Northrend Library includes models that would fit a snowy themed map. Models are from the Argent Dawn, Vrykul, Dragonblight, Borean Tundra, Snow Furbolg, Icecrown, Crystal Song Forest, and Titan regions (mainly Ulduar).

Orc and Troll Library

Pictures of Orc and Troll Library Models:

- There are currently 70 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Orc and Troll Library includes models that would fit a Horde Styled map. Models are from various Orc and Troll regions.

Pandaria Library

Pictures of Pandaria Library Models:

- There are currently 74 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Pandaria Library includes BRAND NEW models from the upcoming Expansion: Mists of Pandaria!

Tirisfall Ghostlands Library

Pictures of Tirisfall Ghostlands Library Models:

- There are currently 229 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Trisfall Ghostlands Library includes models that would fit a haunted themed map. Models are from Ghostlands, Twilight, and Worgen regions.

Uldum Library

List of Uldum Library Models:

- There are currently 120 models in this library. (None are enhanced with embedded normal maps)

- The Uldum Library includes models that would fit a desert style map. Models are from Uldum and a Desert Twilight regions.

Want to Help?

This project is completely open source. Anyone can use these mods for any project. All I ask is for proper credits somewhere. This also means that anybody can help improve this project! Whether you'd like to help host a mod file, report bugs, update/improve existing mods, or even add your own model libraries to the mix, it is all encouraged. By helping with any of these things, you will receive proper credit and my tanks :)

Currently, we need help hosting all the model libraries. Because of the restrictions Blizzard has created, I alone cannot host every mod file. If you would like to Sponsor a Mod file, you will be given credit in the actual Mod name on Sc2 Mapster or any other Website with the mod.

I also would appreciate feedback on the Libraries themselves. Any activity and posting helps keep this project relevant.

If you would like to help, contact me here or at www.Warcraft.ModelLibraries@gmail.com

Downloading the Mods Here

First, you need to download the mod files either here at Sc2Mapster, or at the alternate site here.
Go to your downloads folder (or wherever you downloaded the Mods to) and move them to your Sc2 Mod Directory. (This is usually at C:\Program Files\StarCraft II\Mods or C:\Program Files (x86)\StarCraft II\Mods)

In Association with: Warcraft A New Dawn project

If you would like to join and help out with this project as well, please PM me here!

Other Warcraft Resources

Here I will make a list of other resources put together by other people on Sc2Mapster that will assist people in making Warcraft-themed maps! None of these links are my own work. They are made from their respected creators which I will list here. If any of the people responsible for these assets finds this repost intolerable or wrong in any way, please contact me and I will remove your asset from the list. I will never link directly to the actual download, only to the main page of the asset itself. Enjoy!

WoW Model-Pack By Zarakk

Tons and tons of unit models that have working animations and can be used in maps to create Warcraft-like units. I really admire this project and hope to someday improve upon it by making a database mod purely filled with every Warcraft Unit Available!

LINK

Warcraft 3 Icons By 7H3LaughingMan

This resource contains all 1,062 Warcraft 3 Icons edited so that it has 100% Integration into Starcraft 2. These icons are from the Warcraft 3 game. I'll try to get a similar asset with WoW icons, or find one that somebody else has done.

LINK

Warcraft Footman Model By Triceron

This is a custom Footman Model based on Warcraft 3's Footman from the cinematics. Uses animations from Warcraft 3. Model and Textures created by Triceron. This model is free for public use.

LINK

World of Warcraft Weapon Pack By Malpheus

WOW Weapon Model Packs for your use. This is approximately 10% of the models exported at SC2EAGLE, I will add as I get around to it. Credit to Shock for doing all the work.

LINK

SC1 Raynor on Vulture

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Fri, 10 May 2013 21:31:47 +0000

This is the Vulture model that has been changed with our cool guy Raynor, especially made for the SC1 Remake

Custom Textures by RC131

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Wed, 08 May 2013 23:20:51 +0000

Updated Fortress Roach textures 09/05/2013

High quality customized textures based on original blizzard art asset. I'm currently spending my 2013 summer on studying custom model making and animations for SC2. Hopefully will be making custom models before the summer ends

Author:
Scythelisk #587

Final version of Fortress Roach
Thanks to println for making the great functional blender m3 plugin!!

Syberia fighter (protoss air unit)

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Sat, 04 May 2013 10:14:43 +0000

Light protoss air unit, has all the required stuff, like hit tests and attachments. Has some anims. Created in Art Tools.

SC2 Localizing

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Fri, 03 May 2013 19:15:30 +0000

1 SC2-translate 1.0.10.14

SC2-translate 1.0.10.14

I thought about the problems with localizing a new version of a Map or Mod, because the SC2Editor have no option to do this automatically and it seemed to me that to do these will be a waste of time. Therefore I began to write a small tool to help map developers in this fact.

If you have an idea or a comment, just send me an PM or post something. I will be happy about it.

I'm also happy if you test it, or give me a hint what is missing in the program.

FEATURES

localize a file

preview and replace localized files per drag and drop (images, audio, video)
automatic convertion to destination codec
renaming ingame strings more easier than in SC2Editor (linefeeds and multiple spaces are snipped automatically)
sort the GameStrings.txt by occurrence in the Trigger file

re-localize a file

Problem: you have localized a file. Now a new version of the file is out and you have to do it again.

automatically copy localized files/strings from the old to the new version
manually check for new, converted, moved or discarded files to rematch them
for rematching also previews are available

Possible problem: you have to do this for many languages.

therefore a MatchLog will be created to log all your manually moved and converted files, to do this for the other runs also automatically

settings

after you installed VLC you can recheck to the path without restarting the program
you can select nightly builds for autoupdates
you can change the default settings for the convertion dialog and can choose the option to use them anyway without a request

errors

if an error occurs, you can send them with a note to me w/o using any mail-client (uses http:post)

What you have to pay attention for

The Map/Mod you want to (re)localize has to be in a SC2.subfolder (e.g. /Maps). It's important, that MPQEditor can access the file.

What you need

SC2 installed
.Net 4 Framework
(optional) VLC for viewing videos in the form, else the program open the standard player
the tool: SC2-translate 1.0.8.0 (updates automatically to actual release)
(you can get the source under: sourceforge.net/p/sc2translate/ , I'm using EasyMercurial)

KNOWN glitches

+CHANGELOG

+TODO

look here

special thanks

goes to the developer of the libs irrKlang and FreeImage, further more to the developer of the MPQEditor and ffmpeg

SoulFilcher and Ghostnova Library

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Thu, 02 May 2013 20:43:33 +0000

This is where the models and assets that both myself and SoulFilcher have worked on can be found.

Gigalisk

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Thu, 02 May 2013 02:12:26 +0000

A concept model i made for Fun. I'm going to texture and animate it later, then let anyone they want use it. Suggestions are welcome, or mabye even requests. ps, the render lighting is funky cause i wanted you to be able to see the whole thing.

I wanted it to be around the same size as ultra lisk in game, if you wanted to know about its scale.

[Mod] Orion

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 18:26:58 +0000

Orion is a powerful mod that facilitates creating own role playing or shooter games. It provides an extensive trigger library that exceeds any other mod I know, has full GUI support, and grants a huge amount of configurability and flexibility.

Got interested? Test it out by playing the presentation map "Orion Sample", which is online on EU servers or can be downloaded here on SC2Mapster.com (please read the notes in the map's patch notes to learn how to install the mod). You can also use that map as an example of how to use the mod (currently there is no English tutorial for the mod).

Please PM me for any feedback, bug reports or ideas for new features. Please also PM me if you want to get the mod explained.

Modern Warfare Assets

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 00:13:58 +0000

A collection of poorly edited SC2-style models based on modern warfare/prototype aircraft, vehicles and technology made entirely from stock SC2 assets, so no custom textures needed!

NEW! NOW INCLUDING AWESOME CUSTOM ICONS AND OTHER ASSORTED COOL STUFF!

Made possible only with NiNtoxicated and Leruster's 3DS Max m3 plugin.

Unless specified, most models require the Liberty (Campaign) dependency, so make sure you have it added to your map or some of the models may not display properly in-game. Those that do not will have the Swarm (Campaign) dependency specified as a prerequisite and cannot be used in Wings of Liberty maps/mods; I'm not liable for your woes if Blizz hits you with the banhammer because you ignored this warning!

As usual, just give credit if you use any of these assets in your maps.

Currently Available Assets ('+' denotes that it has additional assets included for it):

F-22A Raptor
LAV-25 +
M1A3 Abrams +
Woodland MARPAT

Galaxy++ editor by Beier

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 07:52:21 +0000

1 Documentation

The program is now only released on my ftp server - see the thread linked below. http://forums.sc2mapster.com/resources/third-party-tools/19619-galaxy-editor/#p1

Documentation

General

Galaxy++ is a programming language that extends upon the original galaxy language, adding a lot more features. This means that any galaxy code you have should run exactly the same way when feeding it to the galaxy++ compiler.
Like most other programming languages, comments and whitespace is ignored by the compiler, so they can be placed pretty much anywhere without changing the behavior of the program.
If you feel some of your questions still go unanswered after reading this, or you find errors in the documentation, please pm me or post a reply. I will get back to you, and perhaps add to the documentation.

Compiler options

Although they might not classify as a language feature, I feel it's relevant to highlight some of the options in the compiler.

Obfuscation

There are a couple of tools for obfuscating the code. One is to rename everything to short names such as a, b, c. The other is to obfuscate string literals. What this will do is to "encrypt" every string so it is not readable by humans, and "decrypt" them when starting the map.
Please note that no code obfuscation can completely prevent others from reading, understanding and stealing your code. It just makes it difficult.

Declarations

Namespaces

There are multiple ways of defining namespaces.

namespace a.b.c //This way, everything in the file will be in the namespace a.b.c
using a.b.c//The whole file can directly reference declarations in the namespace a.b.c


int field1;
namespace d.e
{
	//Stuff in here will be in the a.b.c.d.e namespace	
	int field2;
}
namespace d
{
	int field3;
	namespace e
	{
		//Stuff in here will also be in the a.b.c.d.e namespace
		int field4;
		
		void method()
		{
			a.b.c.d.field3 = 1;//Have to make an absolute naming
			field1 = 2;//Can be referenced directly due to the using declaration.
			field2 = field4;//Both declarations are in the current namespace
		}
	}
}

void method()
{
	field1 = 2;//You can directly reference declarations in your current namespace
	d.field3 = 3;//You can reference namespaces in your current namespace directly
	a.b.c.d.e.field4 = 4;//You can also choose to write the whole namespace
}

Initializers and Library definitions

Initializes are basically methods that are run at first, when the map loads. Unless you made your own call to initialize the standard library, this call will be inserted before calling the initializers. You can make a simple initialize with

Initializer
{
    [statements]
}

The initializers can also contain data about a library you are defining. There are 4 different library fields: LibraryName, LibraryVersion, SupportedVersions and RequiredLibraries. An example of a library initializer is

Initializer
(
    LibraryName = "my library"
    LibraryVersion = "enterprise",
    SupportedVersions = "trial, basic"
    RequiredLibraries = "other lib 1:version2, (otherLib2:v1.7.4)"
)
{
    [statements]
}

All the library fields are optional, except you need both a name and a version in order for others to add it as a requirement. If your library version is not on the list of supported versions, it will be added. You may not use “:”, “(“, “)” or “,” in the name or versions, and all leading and trailing whitespace is ignored. The method block is optional. It can be replaced with a semicolon.
If an initializer has defined any required libraries, the initializers of those libraries will be called first. In case of cyclic dependencies, a warning is reported, and as few dependencies as possible are ignored.

Includes

Any custom includes are ignored. Includes will be inserted by the compiler as needed, but all code except for the standard libraries are required in the project.

Methods

Unlike normal galaxy, it is not needed to have defined the method before using it.

Inline methods

Inline methods are marked with the keyword inline. When compiling a call to an inline method, the contents of the method is inserted instead of calling the actual method. This is done in a way so that there is no semantic difference to calling the method instead.

inline int method(...)
{
    ...
}

Note that inline methods may not be recursive i.e. they may not be called from themselves.

Trigger methods

The Trigger can be put infront of methods, but it no longer has any effect. It was previously used to identify methods that were triggers, but this is now done by searching for a string in a call to TriggerCreate. The keyword is kept for backward compatibility.

Reference parameters and extra return values

You can mark parameters with the ref or out keywords. Arguments passed to parameters marked with one of these must be variables. The effect of ref is that any changes done to the variable during the method call is reflected back in the calling method after the call. out is similar. Like with ref the changes done to this variable will also be done after the call, but unlike ref, it is required that the called method assigns a value to an out parameter, and he cannot read the parameter before he assigns a value to it. After compilation, an out parameter is not actually passed to the function, it is only returned, so it can be used as extra return values.

string[17] strings;
string Next(ref int i, out bool hasNext)
{
    hasNext = i + 1 < strings.length; 
    if (hasNext)
        return strings[++i];
    return "";
}

Passing bulkcopy data

Another thing to not is that it is now possible to pass types that would otherwise result in a bulk copy error between methods. This includes struct types and arrays. From your point of view, they are passed in exactly the same way as normal types. The compiler will send them via the data table instead.

Fields

Fields are pretty much what they are in galaxy, except that you don't have to have defined them above where you use them.

Visibility modifiers

You can mark global methods, fields and properties as public or private. By default, they will be set to public. If you mark them as private, they can only be accessed from inside the current namespace.

For methods, fields and properties inside structs, you can mark them as public, private and protected.
Like above, marking them with public is the same as not marking them at all.
If you set them to private, they can only be used from within the current struct.
If you set them to protected, they can only be used from within the current struct, or some other struct that enherit from it.

namespace myNS 
private int privateField;
struct Str
{
	private int privateProp
	{
		get
		{
			return 2;
		}
	}
	
	protected void protectedMethod()
	{
	}
}

Structs

Like with fields and methods, you don't have to define structs above where you use them.
A new thing in galaxy++ is that structs can now contain methods. Simply place a method inside a struct, and that method will be a struct method. Struct methods will always be called with a specific instance of the struct. It is possible to directly refer to the members of the struct that is being called on by just typing the name of the member.

struct Foo
{
    int[10] elements; 

    int GetSum()
    {
        int sum = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < elements.length; i++)
            sum += elements[i];
        return sum;
    }
}
...
void Method(Foo foo)
{
    if (foo.GetSum() > 9000)
        ...
    ...
}

Classes

Classes are defined in the same way as structs. They are added to be purely dynamic types.

class Foo
{
    int a;

    int DoSomething()
    {
        return a++;
    }
}

The differences between classes and structs are

The this keyword can not be used in struct methods (but can be used in constructors).
It is not possible to make a non pointer variable of a class.
There are some extra work that needs to be done for structs when calling a method on a pointer type (var->method()). For class types, the pointer is simply sent to the method. See the generated code. In short, if you only use your type in a dynamic context, use classes instead of structs.

Generics

You can make generic structs or classes.

struct Pair<T, G>
{
	T p1;
	G p2;
}

Pair<int, bool> field;

In the example above, a copy of Str is made, where all T in the struct are replaced with integer types, and all G are replaced with boolean types.
It's possible to nest the types, but be aware that if you type >> it will be taken as the bit shift operator.

Pair<unit, Pair<int, fixed>> field;//This won't parse
Pair<unit, Pair<int, fixed> > field;//This will

The transformation are done before everything is type checked. As a result, you can do stuff like this

struct Str
{
	void foo()
	{
		
	}
}

struct Gen<T>
{
	void bar(T item)
	{
		//This looks fishy - no garuantee that T has a foo method.
		item.foo();
	}
}

Gen<Str> field1;//Will be okay
Gen<int> field2;//Will cause a type checking error

Enums

You can create an enum with the following syntax

enum Days
{
    Monday = 1,
    Tuesday,
    Wednesday,
    Thursday,
    Friday,
    Saturday,
    Sunday
}

You can define an integer literal value for each of the elements. If you don't, they automatically get an integer value one higher than the previous element. If the first element hasn't been given a value, it will recieve the value 0. Two elements may not have the same value.

You can cast enums to/from int and byte, as well as to string.

Days myDay = Days.Thursday;
int dayNr = (int)myDay;//Will get the value 4
dayNr++;
myDay = (Days)dayNr;//Will get the element Friday
string dayName = (string)myDay;//Will get the string "Friday"

Enrichments

Enrichments is a way to add properties and methods to non struct/class type variables. You can also use it to make a non struct type pointer be handeled in an array. See Array based pointers.

enrich unit
{
	fixed HP
	{
		get
		{
			return UnitGetPropertyFixed(this, c_unitPropLife, true);
		}
		set
		{
			UnitSetPropertyFixed(this, c_unitPropLife, value);
		}
	}
	
	inline void Select(int player)
	{
		UnitClearSelection(player);
		UnitSelect(this, 1, true);
	}
}
void foo(unit u)
{
	u.Select(1);
	u.HP++;
}

You can enrich any type except structs or classes. So also pointers and arrays.

Constructors

It is now possible to define constructors in structs and classes.
They are defined like methods, except they have no return type, and they must have the same name as the enclosing struct/class.

class Foo
{
    int A;

    Foo(int a)
    {
        A = a;
    }
}

void method()
{
    Foo* foo = new Foo(2);
    ...
}

Deconstructors

In addition to constructors, you can also define deconstructors. Theese will be called just before an object is deleted with the delete statement.
You can define them in both enrichments, structs and classes. In structs and classes, they must have the same name as the enclosing struct or class. In enrichments, they can have any name.

class Foo
{
    private Bar* b;

	//This is a deconstructor for Foo
    ~Foo()
    {
		//In this case, when foo is deleted, so is the variable b
        delete b;
    }
}

You can also mark them as public/private/protected.

Array based pointers

With version 2.2.0, I added struct based pointers. Previously, all pointers was based on the data table, which means that all the values was entries in the data table. Now you can specify that you want the struct/class pointers to be in a global array instead.
The advantage of having array based pointers is that they are faster than the data table.
On the downside however, you must specify an upper bound on the ammount of pointers you will have allocated at one time. This number will be the dimensions of a global array. That means that the memory required by the entire array will be reserved all the time. That is a problem, because a map can't use more than 2mb of memory for the script.
So, keep this number as low as you can, while you are sure that you won't ever need more pointers than that.
You can define the bound with the following code.

struct[42] Str
{
    int i;
    bool b;
}

It works the same way for classes and enrichments.

Enheritance

Structs and classes can enherit all fields properties and methods of another struct or class with the following syntax.

struct Super
{
	int i;
	
	Super(int a)
	{
		this->i = a;
	}
	
	void foo(int a)
	{
		i = a;
	}
}

struct Sub : Super
{
	int j;
	
	Sub(int a, int b) : base(a)//Call to the constructor in Super
	{
		this->j = b;
	}
	
	void bar(int a)
	{
		foo(a);
		j = i;
	}	
}

You can refference all fields, methods and properties from a supertype in a struct.
It is not possible to cast a type to a type that enherits it, however you can assign a struct type to a variable of a supertype.

void foo()
{
	Sub sub;
	Super super;
	super = sub;//Allowed
	sub = (Sub) super;//Not allowed
}

It is also not possible to override anything in the subtype.

Properties

Properties are basically a convinient way of making a getter and setter method, but use them as a single variable.
Like fields, properties can be defined either globally, or as a memeber of a struct/class.

fixed radians;

fixed Degrees
{
    get
    {
        return radians*180/3.14159;
    }
    set
    {
        radians = value/(180/3.14159);
    }
}

Both the get block or the set block are optional, and the order in which they apear makes no diffrence.
Note that in the setter, the keyword value is used to refere to the value that is being assigned to the property.
You use the property just as you would use a field.

void m()
{
    for(Degrees = 0; Degrees < 360; Degrees++)
    {
        FireProjectileOfDeath(radians);
    }
}

You can also create array properties, which means you can do stuff like this.

enrich unitgroup
{
    unit this[int index]
    {
        get
        {
            return UnitGroupUnit(this, index + 1);
        }
    }
    
    int Count 
    {
        get
        {
            return UnitGroupCount(this, c_unitCountAll);
        }
    }
}

Initializer
{
    unitgroup group = UnitGroup(null, c_playerAny, RegionEntireMap(), null, 0);
    for (int i = 0; i < group.Count; i++)
    {
        unit u = group[i];
		...
    }
}

This type of property can only be placed inside structs and enrichments. The type of the index variable can be any type, as long as it doesn't result in a conflict with a normal array index. The property has to have the name this, but the index variable can have any name.

Bank preload statement

The preload bank statement from GUI triggers is not an actual method call in code, so I added extra functionality to call this.

PreloadBank("BankName", 2);

I felt that it would be misleading to place it inside functions, since it is not a statement which is executed there, but rather just a message to Starcraft II to load the bank when loading the map. Therefore it is placed out next to methods and fields. Note that the name and playerNr must be literals. I.e. you can not use any kind of variables or expressions other than what you see above.

Trigger declaration

There is a short way you can choose to specify triggers. Use the following notation

Trigger TriggerName
{
    events
    {
        //Add the events the usual way
        TriggerAddEventMapInit(TriggerName);
    }
    conditions
    {
        if (...)
            return false;
        else if (...)
            return true;
        	
        //Here, true is automatically returned
    }
    actions
    {
        //Add the actions of the trigger the usual way.
    }
}

The events, conditions and actions sections are all optional. The conditions are only tested if testConds are true. The actions are only run if runActions are true, and testConds are false or the conditions return true.
If nothing is return from the conditions, true is assumed.
You can reference testConds and runActions from within the conditions and actions sections.
You can reference the trigger variable with the name of the trigger as done in the above example in events. You can also call the trigger function as you would normally be able to by typing TriggerName(<testConds>, <runActions>);
The return type in the actions section is void.

Operator overloading

You can define your own binary operators.

Initializer
{
    point p1 = Point(1, 2);
    point p2 = p1 + 2.2;//p2 will then have the value (3.2, 4.2)
}

point operator +(point p, fixed f)
{
    return Point(PointGetX(p) + f, PointGetY(p) + f);
}

You can overload the following binary operators:
+, -, *, /, %, ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=, &, |, ^, <<, >>
Like methods, you can mark operators as public/private, as well as static.

Statements

A statement is basically the members of functions where it doesn't make sense to talk about it having a type. Examples of statements in galaxy are while statements, if statements and expression statements. In this documentation I will only cover statements that are new or have added functionality in galaxy++.

If statements

In galaxy you were forced to place a block inside if statements, now you can also place a single statement without the block.

if (i < ar.length)
    i++;

For statements

I added for statements in galaxy++.

for ([init]; [test]; [update])
    [body]

Basically, what it will do is first execute the init, then for as long as the test evaluates to true, the body and then the update is executed. Like GUI for sentences.

Switch statements

I also added switch statements.

int ammount;
bool isRanged = false;
switch (GetUnitTypeString())
{
    case "Zergling":
        ammount = 100;
        break;
    case "Marine":
        isRanged = true;
    case "Zealot":
        ammount = 50;
        break;
    case GetSuperUnitName():
        ammount = 1;
        break;
    default:
        ammount = 10;
        break;
}

It will test the expression it gets in the first parenthesis against every case in the order they are listed. When one of them equals, it will execute the contents of the case. If no cases were equal to the expression, the contents of default will be executed. Note that it is possible to fall through to the next case if one doesn't write break, like it is done from marine to zealot. Another thing to mention is that the method GetUnitTypeString() will only be called once, no matter how many cases there are. Also, GetSuperUnitName() is only called if none of the above cases matched.

AsyncInvoke statement

The AsyncInvoke statement will call a method in a new thread, and continue its own thread. This is done by running a new trigger, so the operator stack is also reset in the process (in case you are wondering, this is a good thing :)). If you wanted to call a method like

int CallMe(int a, bool b){...}

you could write

InvokeAsync<CallMe>(2, false);

In case CallMe is in another namespace called OtherNS, you can write

InvokeAsync<OtherNS.CallMe>(2, false);

Since the target function is called in a new thread, it is not possible to return a value from it, so any return values are ignored.

Local declarations

I made it possible to make multiple local declarations in one statement as long as they are of the same type.

int a = 2, b, c = a + 1;

Array Resize statement

Dynamic arrays can be resized more quickly than deleting them and recreating them.

int[] array = new int[42]();
array->Resize(20);//Will run through and delete the 22 last elements
array->Resize(5912730);//Will take constant time

As can be seen from the comments, shrinking takes linear time in the number of elements removed, and extending takes constant time regardless of the new size.

Expressions

Expressions are everything that can have a type. Examples of this is method calls, references to local, global or struct variables, binary operations (+, -, *, /, %), etc. Like with statements, I won't cover the expressions that are the same in galaxy as in galaxy++.

The `++` and `--` expressions

I added support for the ++ and -- expressions. They can be placed before and after a variable, and will increment or decrement the variable. When placed after the variable, the current value of the variable is placed where the expression is, and then the variable is updated. For instance, if you write

int i = 0;
ar[i++] = i;

then then you will have set the 0th index of ar to 1. Placing it before the variable will update the variable, and then the updated value is placed where the expression is. E.g.

int i = 0;
ar[++i] = i;

will set the 1st index of ar to 1. This is most commonly used as a quick way of writing i = i + 1;

Invoke

Similar to the AsyncInvoke statement, this expression will call the target method via a trigger in order to reset the operator stack. Unlike AsyncInvoke however, this is not done in a separate thread. This means that all return values can still be fetched.

InvokeSync<namespace.methodName>(args);

Assignments

With galaxy++ you can now place assignments inside expressions rather than just in statements. For instance you can write

a = b = c = d = 2;

and all of them will have the value 2. Note that the type of the assignments are the type of the left side. What this means is that for instance if c is of type fixed, and b is an integer, you will get an error since fixed is not assignable to int.

Array length

You can get the length of an array by calling .length on it.

String[2] ar;
return ar.length;    //returns 2

Casts and implicit casts

I added cast expressions. They are a quick way of converting between types that can be converted between.

fixed f = 2.2;
int i = (int) f;

I also made some implicit casts, which means that between some types the cast occurs automatically.

int i = 2;
UIDisplayMessage(playergroupAll(), c_messageAreaSubtitle, "i = " + i);

In this example, the i is cast to a string, then the two strings are concatenated, and the whole string is cast to a text.

The this expression

You can use the this expression inside constructors and class methods. It is a pointer to the current class/struct.

class Foo
{
    int* a;
    
    ...

    void Dispose()
    {
        delete a;
        delete this;
    }
}

Expression if's

The syntax for creating an expression if is

<condition> ? <then branch> : <else branch>

If the condition is true, the expression will return the then branch, and otherwise the else branch.
Note that the types of the then and else branches must in some way be assignable to eachother. In other words, either the type of the then branch must be assignable to the type of the else branch, or the type of the else branch must be assignable to the type of the then branch.

int Tester(bool b)
{
	return b ? 1 : 2;
}

Pointers

This is placed a little out of place compared to the structure of the rest of the documentation, but I thought I would keep everything regarding pointers together.

Pointer types

You can define a type as a pointer by appending *. For instance

int* i;
string** s;

Here i will be a pointer to an int, and s will be a pointer to a pointer to a string.

Dynamic array types

You can define a dynamic array type by not specifying array bounds. For instance

int[] ar1;
int*[] ar2;

Here, ar1 is a dynamic array of type int, and ar2 is a dynamic array of pointers to int's.

The * expression

If you have an expression of pointer type, and you would like to get the value of that expression, you prefix it with *. For instance

void foo(string* s)
{
    UIDisplayMessage(PlayerGroupAll(), c_messageAreaSubtitle, (text)(*s));
}

Here, the *is needed to get the actual contents of s. Also note that *s is in a parenthesis. If this was not the case the compiler would have tried to multiply a variable called text with the variable s.

The -> expression

The -> expression is really just a quick way of writing (*foo).bar.

struct Foo
{
    int bar;
}

void method(Foo* foo)
{
    foo->bar = 2;
    (*foo).bar = 2;
}

Here, the two statements are equivalent. In both cases, bar will be set to 2.

The new expression

To create new pointers or dynamic arrays, use the new expression. For instance

int* i = new int();
int[] ar1 = new int[*i]();

Here, i is initialized to a new integer, and ar1 is initialized to a dynamic array of size *i (which will be 0 in this case).
Note that the new expression allocates a new instance in the data table. To avoid memory leaks, remember to call delete after you are done with the instance.

The delete statement

The delete expression will remove the supplied pointer or dynamic array from the data table. You should make sure that you call delete if you are done with your pointer or dynamic array. Note that the delete statement will only remove the actual pointer you supply to it. So writing

void foo(int*[] intAr)
{
    delete intAr;
}

Will remove the array, but will not remove any of the child pointers. If you wish to purge all allocated instances, you can clear the global data table with the method.

DataTableClear(true);

So, note that you shouldn't call this unless you wish to lose all pointers and dynamic arrays.

Null checks

As of 3.0.0, null checks are now reliable. What this means that if a pointer is uninitialized, pointing to a deleted object, or has been assigned null, writing (p == null) will return true.

int* p;
Initializer
{
	if (p == null)
	{//This will be true, since p has not been allocated yet
		p = new int();
	}
	if (p == null)
	{//This will be false.
		...
	}
	Wait(1, 0);
	if (p == null)
	{//This will be true if p was deleted during the wait
		...
	}
	else
	{
		p = null;//Any null checks from here on will be true.
	}
}

All of this is done with a constant ammount of operations (no loops).

Delegates (function pointers)

Definition

A delegate is a specification of a method. It is defined like a method, but without a body.

delegate int Comparer(MyStruct s1, MyStruct s2);
...
void foo()
{
    Comparer cmp;
}

You can assign one type of delegate to another as long as the return types and parameters are explicitly assignable.

Delegate creation expression and invocation

To create a new "instance" of a delegate with the following code

MyDelegate d = delegate<MyDelegate>(MyMethod);

And then, to invoke the delegate, call .Invoke

d.Invoke(arg1, arg2);

If a delegate is called which has not been assigned a value, a runtime error will occur, and execution in that trigger will halt. Delegates are not dynamic types. There is no need to call delete for them.

Abilities and upgrades icon pack

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 00:56:44 +0000

ATTENTION: To access older packs click the 'Files' tab up here /\ /\ /\

DDS icons created using SC2 originals, blizzard artwork, and a few made by myself. Good for abilities, upgrades, tips and any other idea you may have.

Pack 02 - 16 new icons from Blizzard assets and artwork. I created some of these for my mod and the others just because I got bored.

Pack 03 - More icons.

Pack 04 - More icons.

Pack 05 - More icons, some based on SC2 beta achievements

Pack 06 - Lost Vikings! The spades icon with a chick looks ok in game, nevermind that weird preview.

Pack 07 - Protoss upgrades and some icons based on Blizzard's Christmas cards. See you guys next year!

Pack 08 - Zerg upgrades with stars. Bonus: Terran Napalm Weapons.

Pack 09 - More achievement icons and a few more.

Pack 10 - Zerg attacks and more achievement icons.

Pack 11 - More achievement icons and some I reworked. Plus a "placeholder" Stasis Field.

Pack 12 - Dark Protoss upgrades. Titanium Housing, Lockdown. Colored Irradiate and Phase Shift. WoW spells and Blizzard DOTA items.

Pack 13 - DOTA pack. Hero abilities: Thrall, Arthas, Muradin and Witch Doctor. DOTA items, plus 2 achievement icons just to complete the last row.

Pack 14 - Colored icons and other stuff.

Pack 15 - Colored icons and other requests.

Pack 16 - Some colored icons, some requests and some new stuff.

Pack 17 - Dark protoss upgrades and abilities. Some random stuff as well.

Pack 18 - New stuff, remakes, requests, and so on.

Pack 19 - Achievements, recolors, warcraft stuff and that Hexagon thingy that came out of my mind, should I have used another unit? Or something else?

Pack 20 - Aiur Chef and Left 2 Die icons. Old icpns. A lot of requests and a few other things.

Pack 21 - Dark terran upgrades, rocket boot, other requests and lots of random stuff, enjoy!

Pack 22 - Some random stuff and lots of requests (I felt like Andy Warhol making these lol).

Pack 23 - Requests, requests, requests, and some random stuff too!

Pack 24 - Some old requests, some HoTS achievements. (files with HoTS suffix are meant for HoTS maps only).

ATTENTION: To access older packs click the 'Files' tab up there /\ /\ /\

[Library] Vote Kick

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 03:23:23 +0000

I want to share my vote kick library, which is used in Probes vs Zealot 2. You can easy to change it to your own requirements. Just copy script into your map.

Ghostnova's Mods

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Sat, 20 Apr 2013 22:26:51 +0000

All Icons,Wireframes and Hero Icons for my mods can be found here: http://www.sc2mapster.com/assets/unit-icon-and-wireframe-pack/

Check out my other assets as well!|

BW Firebat http://www.sc2mapster.com/assets/brood-war-firebat/

Duran and Stukov! http://www.sc2mapster.com/assets/samir-duran-and-alexei-stukov/

Arclite Siege Tank (BW) http://www.sc2mapster.com/assets/arclite-siege-tank/

Vindicator http://www.sc2mapster.com/assets/vindicator/

Also check out my Brood War Tileset!

http://www.sc2mapster.com/maps/brood-war-terrain/images/

Portrait (Static) Pack

no-reply@sc2mapster.com () — Mon, 01 Apr 2013 19:21:40 +0000

ATTENTION: To access older packs click the 'Files' tab up here /\ /\ /\ /\

(SoulFilcher) Pack 1: (Blurred civilian, night elf banshee, Hall, demon marine) and a few Alpha/Beta ones (Red suit marine, Fatty/Swarm Host, Nullifier, Disruptor and an alternative Infested Marine).

(SoulFilcher)Pack 2: Abathur, de-infested Kerrigan, Izsha and Grunty (murloc marine).

(SoulFilcher) Pack 3: HoTS' Widow Mine, Lessara. GhostNova's Firebat, General Duke, Duran, Stukov, Vindicator. Thrikodias' Aldaris, Tassadar, Stone Zealot, Cerebrate and Daggoth.

(rikky333) pack 4: Hots viper, Oracle
Thrikodias: Cosrair, Reaver DuGalle, Raven (Front), Templar Stalker, Infested Tychus
Ghost nova : zerg buster, Fenix
WoL alpha: adjudant (old)
rikky art : Dark Archon
Blizzard : choker, Pufiler

(SoulFicher) Pack 5: I had created some that rikky333 uploaded but here they are along with some new ones. Dark Archon. A new de-infested Kerrigan portrait. GhostNova's Banshee Pilot, Zerg Buster, Goliath and Fenix (Zealot and Dragoon. Thrikodias' Valkyrie.

(SoulFilcher & rikky333) Pack 6: Thrikodias' Dark Archon, SC1 Adjutant.Reaver GhostNova's female Templar, Fatty, Gestalt Zero.cafe never: Spartan, Blizzard All Stars (DOTA) : Sylvanas (evil), Stitches and Zamuro.

(Soulfilcher) Pack 7: Ghost Echo. Some units with alternative lighting, as requested, Zergling, Hydralisk, Mutalisk, Queen of Blades, High Templar, Immortal, Archon, Tassadar.

(rikky333) Pack 8: cloaked banshee,Infested MULE, l2d: Spotter, Thrikodias: Merc Vulture, SoulFilcher: Merc Helion, Ghostnova: Dragoon, Raszagal, Salirth: Psionic Hydralisk, KORroy: Aldaris.

(rikky333) Pack 9 : Ghostnova's: duke old, kerrigen, infested duran, zeredek: fenix, Cafenaver: cretoss, iron marine, Thrikodias: cerebrate, Brood Mother blizzard - sons of storms: male banshee, spectre with no mask, tempest, Beta zealot,

(rikky333) Pack 10: Hots Helion, Warhound, Widow mine, Tempest, Carrier, Oracle, Viper, Locust, Swarmhost, battle hellion battle mode.
Tree Viper, Viking with no mask,

(SoulFilcher&rikky333) Pack 11: Thrikodias' Reaver with reddish light, GhostNova's Raynor and Sarah. Diablo 3 Tyrael, Diablo and Azmodan. Hots: Cleaning bot. WoW: Panda

(SoulFilcher) Pack 12: Cloaking Tosh, Beta Civilians, Rocking Thor, Facepalm Hellion, Smoking Horner, Red-hat Duran and Dark Duran.

(SoulFilcher) HoTS Pack: See file description for complete list.

ATTENTION: To access older packs click the 'Files' tab up here /\ /\ /\ /\

ATTENTION 2: Using HoTS assets in WoL maps can get your map banned. We are nor responsible for any consequences.

Assets from SC2Mapster.com

Wow/wc3 Icon pack JPG/DDS

Phanalax's Models

Warcraft Custom Models by Triceron

SoulFilcher's Models

Delphinium and NanaKey's Models

Wow-wc3 Icon pack JPG/DDS

Warcraft Model Library

Table of contents

How to Use:

Warcraft Library: General Information

What is Warcraft Model Library?

How to Use the Mods:

How to Make a Warcraft Model Library Mod:

Library Descriptions

Want to Help?

Downloading the Mods Here

In Association with: Warcraft A New Dawn project

Other Warcraft Resources

WoW Model-Pack By Zarakk

Warcraft 3 Icons By 7H3LaughingMan

Warcraft Footman Model By Triceron

World of Warcraft Weapon Pack By Malpheus

SC1 Raynor on Vulture

Custom Textures by RC131

Syberia fighter (protoss air unit)

SC2 Localizing

Table of contents

SC2-translate 1.0.10.14

FEATURES

localize a file

re-localize a file

settings

errors

What you have to pay attention for

What you need

KNOWN glitches

+CHANGELOG

+TODO

special thanks

SoulFilcher and Ghostnova Library

Gigalisk

[Mod] Orion

Modern Warfare Assets

Galaxy++ editor by Beier

Table of contents

Documentation

General

Compiler options

Obfuscation

Declarations

Namespaces

Initializers and Library definitions

Includes

Methods

Inline methods

Trigger methods

Reference parameters and extra return values

Passing bulkcopy data

Fields

Visibility modifiers

Structs

Classes

Generics

Enums

Enrichments

Constructors

Deconstructors

Array based pointers

Enheritance

Properties

Bank preload statement

Trigger declaration

Operator overloading

Statements

If statements

For statements

Switch statements

AsyncInvoke statement

Local declarations

The `++` and `--` expressions