[Trigger] [B]destoying a bunch of trees in one region[/B]

[Icspark]

i don't get how to destroy or create...etc. a bunch of destructible in one area using tiggers, all i get is nothing happening.................. anyone help??

 

[Hundirse]

• create trees
  • Events
    • Time - Every 2.00 seconds of game time
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • For each (Integer A) from 1 to 10, do (Actions)
      • Loop - Actions
        • Set regionvar = (Random point in No region)
        • Destructible - Create a Summer Tree Wall at regionvar facing (Random angle) with scale (Random real number between 0.80 and 1.20) and variation (Random integer number between 0 and 2)
        • Custom script: call RemoveLocation (udg_regionvar)

Just edit the regions

regionvar is actually a point variable, for removing them, set a variable to a location, then pick every doodad in that variable and kill, then custom script call RemoveLocation (udg_varname)

 

[Icspark]

i get how to create but not to destroy............

 

[Hundirse]

You are going to want to do a pick every destructable in group (destructables in region) and kill picked unit. Dont got we with me now but its something like that

 

[Icspark]

thx i get it now, it works fine.

 

[Icspark]

btw what does custom script call RemoveLocation (udg_variable) do?

 

[Eleandor]

it removes the location stored in udg_variable from your memory. It's needed to clean up leaks. Not destroying leaks causes heavy lag late-game and occasionally desyncs.

Read more on leaks at: http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/f269/things-leak-35124/

 

[Igor_Z]

Add this in actions of your trigger.. Destructible - Pick every destuctible within X range of (position of (casting unit)) and do Actions
Loop Actions: Kill Picked destructible. Sorry i can't do this with pictures(triggers) because i don't know how :S

 

[Icspark]

i don't what do you mean by leak?

 

[Hundirse]

everything you do and make in wc3 takes up memory, picking all units in a region, that stores all those units into memory under a variable, when you kill them, that variable still exists with those units stored in it. Even though you are never going to use that again its still taking up the memory. It may not be much, but repeat this several hundred times, and you run out of memory and start to lag/desync. This is what i understand memory leaks to be.