SC2Mapster

@Telthalion: Go

Thats soo cool!

And I might join this one :P

Hi. I tried to search for this but I don't know what it is called.

The thing I'm trying to do is to get the stuff you see under the actual tower in a Tower Defense. So you can easy tell how much ground the tower is covering. I know what model but not how to attach it under the tower in the best way.

Should I just spawn another unit under the tower? I don't think that is the smartest idea. I have looked at Events in the actors tab but I'm not too good at this so I don't really know what to edit and how. But I think I should do something here, right?

If not please tell me how. Happy for help :)

-Ralme

Working on it.

Edit: done. and feel free to edit my stuff :D

This is going to be really cool! I think these kind of projects are really funny. We should do more in the future!

I will also try edit the map some more but not now. Great job so far everyone!

@Maxsvard: Go

I don't know that there is a limit. And editing more times is just great i think.

So I hope Mozared won't be angry if you edit it more times (I don't think he will :D ) So you go ahead and edit the map more :)

Just don't over do it.

@Exaken: Go

@Ababmer: Go

You two did really good stuff :D

This will be so awesome when its done!

Working on it!

Edit: Done but the mine i made is maybe too close to the boarder. So we might need to fix that (just noticed)

@Mozared: Go Sounds good :D

It looks like there is a hole in the roof. But that could just be me.

@Builder_Bob: Go

Thanx, I will try to find my problem. I'll edit this if I find it :D

Edit: Lol forgot to edit this. But I found the problem:

My move command was inside of my if-statement. So when I move it outside of it everything worked because then the trigger would find number zero too. Thanks for the help! Much appreciated.

Quote from Builder_Bob: Go

@ralme360: Go

I have just skimmed your trigger, but one thing that is apparent right away is that your array is only 7 long. try: length = 0 <Integer[8]> this will let you store values in indexes 0-7.

I think this is wrong. As all of my other arrays is built with this system this cannot be it.

But I have maybe found a flaw: when all of the P's are visited and there is only 1 left (number 0) there is nothing to compare with so the trigger thinks that there is no more P's to go to. I don't really know but that it what I see. Though I don't know how to fix this :P

It works well except that U moves to all locations but P(0). It chooses the shortest path every time but stops when there is one left (always number 0)

Here is the trigger:

Run AI
    Events
    Local Variables
        i = 0 <Integer>
        length = 0 <Integer[7]>
        near = 0 <Integer>
        p = No Point <Point>
        u = Move[1].unit <Unit>
    Conditions
    Actions
        General - For each integer i from 0 to 7 with increment 1, do (Actions)
            Actions
                Variable - Set length[i] = (Pathing cost between (Position of u) and (Center of Objective.region[i]))
        General - For each integer i from 0 to 7 with increment 1, do (Actions)
            Actions
                General - If (Conditions) then do (Actions) else do (Actions)
                    If
                        (Owner of Objective.beacon[i]) != 2
                    Then
                        General - If (Conditions) then do (Actions) else do (Actions)
                            If
                                length[i] < length[near]
                            Then
                                Variable - Set near = i
                                Variable - Set p = (Center of Objective.region[near])
                                Unit - Order u to ( Move targeting p) (Replace Existing Orders)
                            Else
                    Else

Btw, the trigger is fired every time U reaches his destination.

But thanks for this so far. -Ralme

Hello!

I have a unit (lets call it "U"). U will have to go to 1 out of 8 checkpoints (lets call them "P"). But I want U to go to the nearest P.

I thought I would use the "Pathing cost between points" to calculate the length from U to each of the P's. And then maybe store them in an array.

And now for the question: How do I compare multiple integers (or reals) and check which one is the smallest (or largest)?

Happy for answers! :D

• More tiles per tileset (or why can we only have 8?)
• More cliff levels!
• Wizards for creating stuff in the data editor (it drives me mad sometimes)

Thats it for now :D

Happy holiday to everyone!

Hope that your year have been good so far! (Lets hope the rest is too ;) )

-Ralme