Report, edit, etc...Posted by Staredit.Net Essence on 2004-08-04 at 21:45:25
Here's a question, can u help me?
The trigger thing is hard, u double click on the
ing word, like always for example, but that one u don't need to do anything for, if u double click on the command least, who knows how what order to type them in, either mine is screwed up, or u have 2.1 if it was fixed, or JUST HELP ME!!!!!
AND MY ING CLAN ISN'T TY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The trigger thing is hard, u double click on the
ing word, like always for example, but that one u don't need to do anything for, if u double click on the command least, who knows how what order to type them in, either mine is screwed up, or u have 2.1 if it was fixed, or JUST HELP ME!!!!!AND MY
ING CLAN ISN'T TY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Report, edit, etc...Posted by Clokr_ on 2004-08-04 at 21:49:09
That's another thing, I'll answer your question now.
Go to the map making tricks archive (you can find a link in the top of this page) and find the SF's trigger tutorial. That might help.
Go to the map making tricks archive (you can find a link in the top of this page) and find the SF's trigger tutorial. That might help.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Oo.Kevjak.oO on 2004-08-04 at 21:49:55
Okay, After you type the trigger name [Example: "CreateUnit("] It will TELL YOU all the fields you need to enter data for, and even give you the format with which to do it at the top of the "triggers dialog box." That explanation should suffice for an average mapmaker.
EDIT: sry clokr, I didn't know about that
EDIT: sry clokr, I didn't know about that
Report, edit, etc...Posted by CheeZe on 2004-08-04 at 21:54:34
how to use sf triggers:
the thing you need to remember is all the conditions and actions are a function and a function needs a variable (like f(x) where x is the varaible)
lets say you want to use the move unit action. you would start by typing (much easier than selecting) moveunit( which you will see this at the top:
(edit: wtf...? whats with the quote =/)
Count = how many units are going to be moved
UnitType = what unit is going to be moved
Owner = who owns the units
StartLocation = where they are starting from
DestLocation = where they will end up
fill them all in, a list on the right side is there to guide you incase you're not sure what to type. after you're done putting in all the variables, type ");" and begin the next action.
if this doens't explain it, nothing will
the thing you need to remember is all the conditions and actions are a function and a function needs a variable (like f(x) where x is the varaible)
lets say you want to use the move unit action. you would start by typing (much easier than selecting) moveunit( which you will see this at the top:
QUOTE
MoveUnit(Count,UnitType,Owner,StartLocation,DestLocation);
(edit: wtf...? whats with the quote =/)
Count = how many units are going to be moved
UnitType = what unit is going to be moved
Owner = who owns the units
StartLocation = where they are starting from
DestLocation = where they will end up
fill them all in, a list on the right side is there to guide you incase you're not sure what to type. after you're done putting in all the variables, type ");" and begin the next action.
if this doens't explain it, nothing will
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Staredit.Net Essence on 2004-08-05 at 20:23:37
figure it out thats what i did and im only 11 years old 
gl
glReport, edit, etc...Posted by Screwed on 2004-08-06 at 07:36:33
I figured it out too ^__^ and I'm 12 .. o wait.. did deathknight say he's 4?
Good Luck with those triggers tho..
Good Luck with those triggers tho..