Hi.
I'm editing my first tower defence map on Warcraft 3 frozen.
I spent a lot of time on tutorials and youtube to understand how the editor basicly works...
(Sorry if my grammar is a bit weird, I'm not english)
The question is in the title.
I found the way to turn on/off a whole trigger with an action.
But not how to turn off one specific action in a trigger, using another trigger.
Maybe just not possible... Hope not.
The idea is to create a "automatic noob kick out system" ;-) with disable/enable function by vote.
I set 30 lives in my map.
On my multiboard are three counters: "Score", "which player lost how many lives" and "lives left".
When a player looses 25 lives by himself, I want to:
-Kick the player out.
-20 lives being set back. So far no problem...
-And the spawning of the creeps for the kicked player has to stop.
Any ideas??
If not possible, maybe I could set a "creation of a very powerful tower" at the spawning point of the noob when he's kicked, to kill all the coming creeps.
But this is not very smart in my opinion.
Thanks!
I'm editing my first tower defence map on Warcraft 3 frozen.
I spent a lot of time on tutorials and youtube to understand how the editor basicly works...
(Sorry if my grammar is a bit weird, I'm not english)
The question is in the title.
I found the way to turn on/off a whole trigger with an action.
But not how to turn off one specific action in a trigger, using another trigger.
Maybe just not possible... Hope not.
The idea is to create a "automatic noob kick out system" ;-) with disable/enable function by vote.
I set 30 lives in my map.
On my multiboard are three counters: "Score", "which player lost how many lives" and "lives left".
When a player looses 25 lives by himself, I want to:
-Kick the player out.
-20 lives being set back. So far no problem...
-And the spawning of the creeps for the kicked player has to stop.
Any ideas??
If not possible, maybe I could set a "creation of a very powerful tower" at the spawning point of the noob when he's kicked, to kill all the coming creeps.
But this is not very smart in my opinion.
Thanks!