Report, edit, etc...Posted by Pyro_Maniak14 on 2006-02-07 at 22:01:59
Ive been so confused and felt like Ive been left out of the loop. Can someone please tell me what the hell EUD Conditions are?? 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by EcHo on 2006-02-07 at 22:04:38
EUD is Extended Unit Death
You use unit death for these advanced triggers
like moving with arrow keys
making a level start by typing -go and etc
You use unit death for these advanced triggers
like moving with arrow keys
making a level start by typing -go and etc
Report, edit, etc...Posted by R0y- on 2006-02-07 at 22:09:52
To add on to Echo's statement, EUD Conditions are found in uBeR@TiOn. In uBeR@TiOn, there is also EUD Actions, but they have been patched. EUD Conditions are hard to use, I personally have only gotten a few to work...
<edit> correction, EUD Actions have been removed from uBeR@TiOn.
<edit> correction, EUD Actions have been removed from uBeR@TiOn.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by O)FaRTy1billion on 2006-02-07 at 23:35:13
EUDA (Extended Unit Death Actions) were triggers that set deaths for extended units (Non-existant units created from high values) to change specific data in your computer's memory (E.g.: you could move a location by changing your computer's memory to say it is at X location). These have been patched because they can be harmful when put in the wrong hands.
EUDC (Extended Unit Death Conditions) are triggers that read deaths for extended units to get specific data from your computer's memory (E.g.: Text detections, arrow key press detection, HP/Energy/Shields, etc.). These memory locations have been scrambled (although they still do exist) with the last patch, so they have to be found again.
Now everything I said in the last two paragraphs is just my understandings of them, so don't take them as exactly 100% accurate.
EUDC (Extended Unit Death Conditions) are triggers that read deaths for extended units to get specific data from your computer's memory (E.g.: Text detections, arrow key press detection, HP/Energy/Shields, etc.). These memory locations have been scrambled (although they still do exist) with the last patch, so they have to be found again.
Now everything I said in the last two paragraphs is just my understandings of them, so don't take them as exactly 100% accurate.