[Trigger] Condition Type

[Beliar_]

Here is the thing for some time now I have a trigger written down, but I just cant figure it out what kind of Comparison is this, I mean I just can't do it in WE:

Conditions:
(HeroVar is equal to No Unit) equal to false

HeroVar is variable of type-unit-with initial value of No unit.


I would be very thankful for the one person that solves this mystery for
me:coolgrunt: :coolgrunt:

Yeah and Everyone pls laugh at that

 

[rulerofiron99]

That's a boolean. It checks if HeroVar has a value (unit type) or not. The actions will occur whenever HeroVar has no value.

 

[Beliar_]

That's a boolean. It checks if HeroVar has a value (unit type) or not. The actions will occur whenever HeroVar has no value.

Argh I asked in the wrong way

I know that is boolean, but I can't find the unit comparison HeroVar is equal to No unit...

 

[GST_Nemisis]

"The actions will occur whenever HeroVar has no value." is a very good way of summing it up, do you mean you want a command like this but you cant find it in we?

 

[PurplePoot]

It's a Unit Comparison

 

[Beliar_]

Eureka !! xD I found the solution...in WEU.. in very short time "2 hours"... Moderators I am sorry for spamming shits like this here on the Hive :S

Anyway it was a valuable lesson, I found out a few interesting things )))

 

[paskovich]

If you needed WEU for this, then i really don't know what your problem was..

UnitVar is equal to no unit if nothing is stored into that variable. If somewhere you set it to something, it won't be equal to no unit.

 

[PurplePoot]

Don't use WeU. It's evil. It adds alot of code and abilities and stuff that you can get around without much difficulty.

 

[GST_Nemisis]

well actually something i realised yesterday is that this condition is very ineficient. it says "(HeroVar is equal to No Unit) equal to false" which actually means, if herovar has a unit attached, because it is a double negative. this could be simplified into this:

HeroVar Not equal to No unit-type

which is done in the unit type condition. i dont know if it helps you now but it is a better way of doing it while still using the double negative.

 

[PurplePoot]

It's a Unit Comparison

Beatchya to it