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I've been using a string variable to: [Set Stringvariable = Icon Path of Last Created Item]
But it seems like Blizzard has removed the ability to reference an Icon Path for items as I can no longer assign that variable to an iconpath.
Does anyone know if...
You may find color codes for 12 players all over the internet. Since we have 24 players now, it is kind of outdated. Also note that predefined colors you may find in editor does not match player colors.
Here are colors for all 24 players + neutral, taken from color displayed on starting...
I have not found anything about this topic, so I explored it myself and written it down.
Via Trigger editor you can directly modify unit values, including some with translated values. That means stuff with dropdown in object editor, bud represented as integer in unit values. This way, you may...
Hello, I'm just curious if anyone happens to know if you can reference a region or rects name, for an example purpose like such:
Event: Unit enters region
Action: Play Sound Array [(Substring 1,1 of region/rect entered)]
I created a custom technology "R001:Rhme". Its sub data "mod2" has a value of "45" (Real, health increase per tech level).
I want to display this value in a tooltip from a custom ability. I already tried to display reference data from another custom unit in this abiity, which appears to be...
Per suggestion from another member, I have moved this reference sheet here as a "Miscellaneous tutorial/guide/reference". (As opposed to the 'Tools' section.)
WC3 World Editor Player Colors
This is a Google Sheet that shows you all 24 player colors (since they expanded the # of players in the...
C0Memory leaks
For a quick lookup on most important actions, read Things That Leak.
Introduction
Object Leaks
Reference Leaks
Miscellaneous
Conclusion
C1Introduction
If your computer's memory keeps occupied with stuff you already lost access to, it's called memory leak. It slows down the...
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