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I'm trying to limit the amount of units players can buy but my map uses a slightly different form of unit creation, instead they buy an item and it automaticaly spawns units for them. Heres the trigger, I don't have the WE on this comp so this is from memory, the basic working trigger is there though:
Event-Unit uses an item
Condition- Item being maipulated equal to -Footmen equal to true
Action- Create 3 footmen at (position of (Triggering Unit)) for (owner of (Triggering Unit)).
The problem is he can still get units when his food limit is exceeded, I realy need to sort this out otherwise he could get like thousands of units lagging out the map. I want him to be limited to just 50 food.
Some clearing for you and any other hopeless person that happens to read this thread: "(Owner of (Triggering unit)) Food used) Less than 50" has a little problem
if you have 49 food atm and create a unit with 40 food consumption, you will go over the limit of 50.
lol, then don't use questionmarks, i thought you was asking for that, use an arithmetic, if (food consumed by player + food consumed by footman) is bigger then 50, then do "display message: you cannot summon any more units" else do "create Units"
Have you heard of a little thing called rethorical questions?
You make it sound so easy.
I can imagine the wall of code that will be the result from this(on account that there a lot of units that can be produced).
well according to his trigger he is using a different one for each unit type, so it will be one action to make then copy paste it into every trigger and change the additional food value, don't devalue my suggestion unless you can come up with a better one
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) Tome of Experience
(Player 1 (Red) Food used) Less than (<) 50
Then - Actions
Do nothing
Else - Actions
G, that ain't too long, and it is only for 10 items. What if there are 100?
If you are wrong, why shouldn't I say you are wrong.
Anyway, I have not said you are wrong, I said that you would do something like what is above(or worse) which would be a waste of space.
Create 2(or 3) Arrays.
In first array store the item types of all the items that are going to "summon" units. In the second array, in the corresponding indexes store what type of unit is going to be summoned by the item.
(in the 3-rd you can store how many units are going to be summoned by that item(this would be good only if different items can summon different number of units))
When the trigger fires(item has been sold), you have to check what is the index of the item type in the first array. That can be done with a loop ...
Here is an example:
Untitled Trigger 001
Events
Conditions
Actions
Do Multiple ActionsFor each (Integer A) from 1 to 10, do (Actions)
Loop - Actions
Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
If - Conditions
(Item-type of (Item being manipulated)) Equal to (==) (ConvertItemType(udg_array1[bj_forLoopAIndex]))
((Owner of (Buying unit)) Food used) Less than or equal to (<=) (50 - (Supply used by (ConvertUnitType(udg_array2[bjforLoopAIndex]))))
Then - Actions
Unit - Create array3[(Integer A)] (ConvertUnitType(udg_array2[bjforLoopAIndex])) for (Owner of (Buying unit)) at (Center of (Playable map area)) facing Default building facing (270.0) degrees
Else - Actions
Disadvantages of this method:
You have to store everything in the arrays
Advantages:
This is shorter than the hidden one(a lot, and this is as long as it gets while the hidden one gets longer and longer per item)
This way you can have as much items as you like.
P.s. Storing can be done in various places, like initialization trigger.
Edit: forgot a little something, added it, also know that I made that trigger in JNGP using the jass options.
o0 that looks complicated I'm not all that great at scripts and variables so I'd prefer to keep it as simple as posible, I can't even find this condition:
Anyone know what condition type this is under? I cant find it
As the items spawn footmen in groups of 3 the maximum the player can exceed his food limit at 49 is 5 so it won't be game imbalancing if he goes abit over. I'd rather that than making things complicated. I got way more infomation than I expected, thanks!
How about first checking first. then create a footman. then check again, and create a footman, then check again, then create a footman, if it's possible, it should be possible.
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Event-Unit uses an item
I'm not all that great at scripts and variables so I'd prefer to keep it as simple as posible, I can't even find this condition:
