Alliances.

[Avex]

[Solved] Alliances.

So, SC2 has a simple and basic Alliance system via Start Locations, I set it so that it basically says there are two teams, and they're allied with shared vision.

But ingame.. nothing happens

 

[Avex]

Bump, I need help.

 

[Avex]

Bump Again, come on, please?

 

[gT.ReD]

Did you Test the document, or published it and played with multiple players?

Honestly, more information is needed about your situation.

 

[Statharas]

Game Variants. Use them.

 

[Avex]

Did you Test the document, or published it and played with multiple players?

Honestly, more information is needed about your situation.

No need to, I tested the document and everyone remained hostile.

 

[Troynl]

there was something you had to do in team placements advanced, but i am at school so i can´t take a look waht it is

 

[Avex]

there was something you had to do in team placements advanced, but i am at school so i can´t take a look waht it is

Doesn't work.

Game Variants did help though. Thank you. +rep.

 

[Rispetto]

Use triggers, I still havn't even figured out how to set starting locations, and I get along just fine using the Set Alliance functions.

 

[Avex]

Use triggers, I still havn't even figured out how to set starting locations, and I get along just fine using the Set Alliance functions.

Setting alliance triggers for 14 players, hell no. Problem solved anyways thanks to Stath.

 

[Rispetto]

Setting alliance triggers for 14 players, hell no.

Copy and paste was one of the first commands that Gates ever created when designing his operating system. He used it to easily transfer code around his database. Learn from the masters.

 

[Avex]

Copy and paste was one of the first commands that Gates ever created when designing his operating system. He used it to easily transfer code around his database. Learn from the masters.

You think I didn't use that? You have to create the first 14 yourself, then copy it 13 times and change the values for each line repeadetly.

Takes a long time and you simply can't just CnP the entire thing.

For the 3rd time, I got the problem solved. STOP. REPLYING.

 

[Statharas]

I forgot to mention. I believe that the system you were modifying was to set players close to eachother if they were allied.

 

[Avex]

I forgot to mention. I believe that the system you were modifying was to set players close to eachother if they were allied.

Ah, that makes much more sense, thanks.

 

[Rispetto]

You think I didn't use that? You have to create the first 14 yourself, then copy it 13 times and change the values for each line repeadetly.

Takes a long time and you simply can't just CnP the entire thing.

Wrong?

I started this with 1 single action function.

Granted it's more of a grind than anything else, it still can (and needs) to be done.

 

[Avex]

It still takes fucking forever to do that, it's stupid to keep pushing your point seeing as there's a way easier way to do it.

 

[lightning brigade]

It still takes fucking forever to do that, it's stupid to keep pushing your point seeing as there's a way easier way to do it.

Thanks for making this thread I needed this information too, and thanks also to stathis.

 

[mrzwach]

you could also use a loop instead of ridiculously stupid copypasting.

 

[Rispetto]

Whatever works.. it's a solution.
Next time, I won't bother trying to help.
Wait until your thread is dead with no replies, then you'll come asking for my medieval tactics.

 

[Statharas]

Wrong?

I started this with 1 single action function.

Granted it's more of a grind than anything else, it still can (and needs) to be done.

Fail code is fail. Phat phail.

Don't try to make someone use your useless and fail code. Nuff said.

 

[Avex]

Fail code is fail. Phat phail.

Don't try to make someone use your useless and fail code. Nuff said.

Agreed.

 

[NO.OB]

You do realise it only takes 6~ lines of code with two "For Each Integer" loops nested in eachother, right?

 

[Avex]

You do realise it only takes 6~ lines of code with two "For Each Integer" loops nested in eachother, right?

It doesn't matter, easiest, quickest, most efficient way is by game variants.

 

[Rispetto]

What's it matter?
Just because I use triggers to set alliances, makes me fail?
How about don't troll me? Kthx.

 

[M0RT]

It doesn't matter, easiest, quickest, most efficient way is by game variants.

Not true, if you set FFA in game variants, it will screw up entire lobby (each player in separate team - like 2 pages long player list). If you are making FFA mode, you should put all players in a single team and set alliance through trigger.

And btw., the correct function is:

• Player - Make all players in (All players) treat each other as Enemy

EDIT: Well seems that original post was about 2 team, so yes, in that case you really should use game variants (although I use trigger-based teams in my map, where I use it to place players in teams based on their experience, so the teams would be balanced)

 

[Avex]

Not true, if you set FFA in game variants, it will screw up entire lobby (each player in separate team - like 2 pages long player list). If you are making FFA mode, you should put all players in a single team and set alliance through trigger.

And btw., the correct function is:

• Player - Make all players in (All players) treat each other as Enemy

EDIT: Well seems that original post was about 2 team, so yes, in that case you really should use game variants (although I use trigger-based teams in my map, where I use it to place players in teams based on their experience, so the teams would be balanced)

Dont enemies treat eachother as enemies in the first place.?