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good question, cuz u could have a map that says, BURN IN HELL, MACS SUCk...and then execute the trigger, LOL

Well depends on if its when it tries to run the trigger, or it checks the condition to see if its true. I think the latter is most likely the case so it'll just freeze on entry into the game. [after the briefing]

They freeze when the condition/action runs.

Poor macs users

i have found(think so) when u change a ghost air weapon and u have a wraith in the map wraith change it also

Likely because it uses the same memory offset?

Weapon Affect! When you change a Unit, you affect 3 others Units Weapon
-Kerrigan Affect Hero Goliath and Hero Vulture
-Siege Tank(siege mode) affect Hyperion and Norad 2

Tech :censored:ed up!
It seems that when you change weapon some of the Tech Screwed up. You can research them but they'll stay like you didn't (mostly units reactor, Long range Bullet marine, Goliath Boosted missile) Maybe more.

I think some of those "Techs" you mentioned are upgrades...

Any other "oddities" (not exactly glitches but close) you guys have found?

Thanks for getting back on topic sessasse.

PS (I was in Maui on a horrible TV internet thing when i did Post #23.. yay maui!! )

those probably arent bugs but the fact ur setting the values, thereby nulling the values affecting the rest of the units...

For example, say u have unit -29321 deaths for P1, its a 4 byte value, as in

XX XX XX XX

when it comes to weapons, these are actually used, so say for example

3F D2 12 6A

now u wanna change the 3F to set it to seomthing else such as 02, so u say SetDeaths(P1, SetTo, -29321, 2);

but what this ends up doing is setting the whole 4 byte value to

02 00 00 00

so ur changing the weapons of the units that had weapons D2, 12, and 6A, thats why u want to use Add or Subtract in these cases, (although since theres an existing value, u'll have to do some quick math for that), so as not to affect the other units and their weapons...

There are similer problems with modding. You should have the exact same problems if you were a sloppy modder. I think that before someone sets out to make a map with EUD trigs, they should consult modders to make sure they cover all their bases.

ADDITION:
Oh ya, and it's important to know when to set, and when to add.

YOu add when you know what value the byte is already at. So you know to add a certain amount to the byte to get the outcome you want. Setting is for when you dont know the value or are just too lazy to fnd out. It changes every byte in the long but its a lot eaier to do

I saw an article that said macs were switching over to an intel processor. Maybe that might give them a chance.