Is it possible to set which ability you would like to use by pressing a key, for example, "F1", and perform the ability by clicking the right mouse button?
There is an issue with my camera for a Third Person Shooter map. It follows well on flat floors. HOWEVER, as it nears mountains or tall objects, it travels up the object instead of staying with my character.
Now, my question is:
Is there a way to prevent the camera from moving up tall objects, and make it stick to the character?
Thank you!
EDIT: I have another question.
Is it possible to order an unit to move with a click of the left mouse button instead of the right one?
EDIT 2: Another.
Is there a way to attach a region/point to your mouse cursor?
I've been searching for a way to remove the requirement/cost to build a Photon Cannon, but I have had no luck. Is there even a way to do this? Please leave a reply if you know a way to accomplish this ridiculously difficult task.
For the second question, do you mean how the SC1 triggers "Center View" continuously on to a location or a target?
Here's the solution to your second question if that is so.
First, if you want it to lock on to a single target throughout the whole game span, you would want to set the event to "Timer - Every 0.0001 seconds of Game time".
For the actions, look under "Camera". Next, find "Pan Camera". Double click it.
Now, just change the following:
Player to whatever player you're doing it to
"Point: Center of Region" > "Region" (The variable you gave to the unit or location / region)
Duration should be set to 0.0 if you don't want the camera to be slow on catching up to the unit!
Decelerate: I tried both Default (10.0) and 0, but I don't see what the difference is when you're just continuously looking over your unit.
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Is it possible to set which ability you would like to use by pressing a key, for example, "F1", and perform the ability by clicking the right mouse button?
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How can going "underground" be achieved?
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What, a Median version of StarCraft II? ;) Or rather, a StarCraft II version of Median!
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Make a global or local variable, name it what ever you want, and through the drop down, select "Unit Group".
1. In a trigger, under "Actions", select Unit Group.
2. Next, a list will show up under Unit Group.
3. Select Add a unit to a Unit Group.
4. Choose the unit to be added. Repeat this step for your second unit.
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Why, thanks, zifoon, KjcKjc, and ubdead!
@KjcKjc, your method is a little too time-consuming; but it taught me how to create new units!
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Hello.
There is an issue with my camera for a Third Person Shooter map. It follows well on flat floors. HOWEVER, as it nears mountains or tall objects, it travels up the object instead of staying with my character.
Now, my question is: Is there a way to prevent the camera from moving up tall objects, and make it stick to the character?
Thank you!
EDIT: I have another question. Is it possible to order an unit to move with a click of the left mouse button instead of the right one?
EDIT 2: Another. Is there a way to attach a region/point to your mouse cursor?
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I've been searching for a way to remove the requirement/cost to build a Photon Cannon, but I have had no luck. Is there even a way to do this? Please leave a reply if you know a way to accomplish this ridiculously difficult task.
Thank you!
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For the second question, do you mean how the SC1 triggers "Center View" continuously on to a location or a target?
Here's the solution to your second question if that is so.
First, if you want it to lock on to a single target throughout the whole game span, you would want to set the event to "Timer - Every 0.0001 seconds of Game time".
For the actions, look under "Camera". Next, find "Pan Camera". Double click it. Now, just change the following:
Player to whatever player you're doing it to
"Point: Center of Region" > "Region" (The variable you gave to the unit or location / region)
Duration should be set to 0.0 if you don't want the camera to be slow on catching up to the unit!
Decelerate: I tried both Default (10.0) and 0, but I don't see what the difference is when you're just continuously looking over your unit.
Smart: I left it as Default (Do Not).
I hope this helped!