Detect lowest integer??

[fang__00]

Ok!
i am working on a score system, and want to detect the lowest integer
but i cannot come up with formula or a trigger so i decided to ask people here

for example i made a multiboard with numbers of kills a player does
and i want to detect a player(s) with the lowest number of kills as shown on multiboard to do further action, so all i want is a trigger which detect a player(s) with the lowest integer (numbers of kills in this case)
(no leaderboard involve)

Ps. is that clear to you guys?
Thankyou very much

 

[Berb]

Are you storing the amount of kills that each player has in a variable?

 

[fang__00]

Are you storing the amount of kills that each player has in a variable?

yes i do

 

[Berb]

Is it an array? If you do it would be something like this, where Low the value of the smallest value in the array and LowIndex is the index at which it was found.

• Actions
  • Set Low = YourValues[0]
  • Set LowIndex = 0
  • For each (Integer A) from 0 to 9, do (Actions)
    • Loop - Actions
      • If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
        • If - Conditions
          • YourValues[(Integer A)] Less than Low
        • Then - Actions
          • Set Low = YourValues[(Integer A)]
          • Set LowIndex = (Integer A)
        • Else - Actions

 

[fang__00]

sorry but i dont get that,
what Variable type is LowIndex
why in the loop for you set from 0 to 9

i dont understand how this work either

 

[Berb]

It's an example, that's why. This goes through an array (indexes 0 to 9) and finds the lowest integer in the array of integers.

 

[fang__00]

It's an example, that's why. This goes through an array (indexes 0 to 9) and finds the lowest integer in the array of integers.

how about if i set - kills[player number of killing unit]
how can i find who has the lowest kills

 

[Berb]

Okay, let me show you. It'll take a second.

Okay well it's pretty well the exact same trigger as what I showed you, except instead of YourValues the array is named Kills and you're looping from 1 to 12, rather than 0 to 9. This is because there are a maximum of 12 players per game, the first one of which (in GUI) starts at index "1".

 

[fang__00]

Okay, let me show you. It'll take a second.

Okay well it's pretty well the exact same trigger as what I showed you, except instead of YourValues the array is named Kills and you're looping from 1 to 12, rather than 0 to 9. This is because there are a maximum of 12 players per game, the first one of which (in GUI) starts at index "1".

oh, well,
now i understand, thank you very much

 

[Noobsmoke]

i lean that at school