SC2Mapster

I wantz dis fur my fiurfokz :(

1.) Can't really think of anything, maybe Increase Core Speed for movement speed or Increase Core Frequency for attack speed :P

2.) Improve/Add Laser Pointer? :D probably something for terran...

3.) Increase Launch Power (more pressure -> bullet impact further away)

Quote from wortmannmaps: Go

btw: SC2Localizer adds all client versions to my map if used. Via mpq I edited the GameStrings.txt so that the text is in english. But this also doesnt work.

Well I think this should work, dunno why it doesn't for you :(

(Atleast with the experience I have from 2 years ago where you always had to use the SC2Localizer to unbug the text of your map on battle.net)

Same in german:
Normalerweise sollte das funktionieren, keine Ahnung warums bei dir nicht klappt :(

(Zumindest nach der 2 Jahre langen Erfahrung von früher, als man immer SC2Localizer benutzen musste, damit der Text der Maps auf battle.net funzt)

I just hope it will turn out good.

1st: I'd be able to play more custom maps with friends,

2nd: I guess it'd give me the needed motivation to continue my 2 started projects and ofc. test them better :P

@Kabelkorven: Go

It compares the difference in cliff level height (0 (same height), 1 or 2) of the two locations you add in the validators data fields.

So if you only want the effect to fire when the source and target location are at the same cliff level, then use "Equal to" and value 0. :)

Atleast that's how it should work...

Did you use the right effect? It's the Weapon - Effect one in your weapons fields.
Go to that and add the validator, I don't think "Location compare cliff level" is the right one btw.

EDIT: It should be "Location crosses cliff", dunno how it is called exactly in english since I normally use the german editor

EDIT 2: Sorry, I thought you needed a validator that indicates the crossing of a cliff >.<
"Location compare cliff level" is the right one then :P
I guess the values are "Equal to" and as a cliff level height value use 0, 1 or 2. You can't adjust it to the current cliff level of some unit, though.

This - (random pic)
and
that - (random pic) :)

(Graphical User Interface (GUI)-Scripting and pure Text-Scripting)

I think it isn't possible to change the target of flying missiles.

You should try to destroy the missile on impact, create an invisible dummy unit for the owner of that missile and let it shoot the same missile again, in another direction.

I dunno how to get the correct angle, tho :(

Well I never used galaxy script, so I guess I can't help you with that :(
The code I posted was GUI script.

maybe try it here

Do you mean script in text form with "script editor" or the trigger GUI of the editor?

Global Variables:                        // create outside of trigger (no local variables)
    distance_X = 0                       // integer variable
    distance_Y = 0                       // integer variable

Actions:
    General - Repeat (10) times          // or use another loop action
        Unit - Create Unit of Type (X) at point (A + distance_X,  B + distance_Y)
        Variable - distance_X + 4
        Variable - distance_Y + 4

This should work - if not just tell me :P

In case you mean ingame - I don't think that's possible since start locations are points, not units.

In case you mean in the editor - go to Map -> Player Settings and attach the start locations to the players.

In case that's not what you wanted to know - please explain your problem further XD

Or you create a Set Effect in data editor and add your normal Damage Effect + another Damage Effect, with whatever additional damage you want the critical strike to cause, with the %-to-hit value set to whatever chance you want it to hit ;)

EDIT: That would be another way to do it, I think... if I got this thread right :P

Quote from Forge_User_59026135: Go

if enough people start abusing bugs the map will drop in popularity eventually. thats how the system works.

Sadly there will always be players that don't know about this issue and play the map anyway.

Basically first page + interesting name + easy to play = popularity
Popularity + well polished and fun/addictive map = even more popularity :P

I work with it from time to time when I'm bored.
Mostly the level design aspect, though. :P