Help Arrays....

[Forgotten_Warlord]

So with Wc3 I was pretty good with arrays and making systems MUI with them... But now... they don't seem to work right.. I don't get it :/

it keeps saying over flow...

 

[redmarine]

So with Wc3 I was pretty good with arrays and making systems MUI with them... But now... they don't seem to work right.. I don't get it :/

it keeps saying over flow...

Well, there is a limit on how large these arrays can be. A shame.

 

[Forgotten_Warlord]

Well I think I found a way to stop the error and keep it worling, just make an if/then/else that makes sure its a real player first.

• Forward - Loop
  • Events
    • Timer - Every 0.03 seconds of Game Time
  • Local Variables
    • TempPoint = No Point <Point>
    • TempInt = 0 <Integer>
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Player Group - Pick each player in (All players) and do (Actions)
      • Actions
        • Variable - Set TempInt = (Picked player)
        • General - If (Conditions) then do (Actions) else do (Actions)
          • If
            • (Status of player TempInt) == Playing
          • Then
            • Variable - Set TempPoint = ((Position of HeroUnit[TempInt]) offset by 1.0 towards Rotation[TempInt] degrees)
            • General - If (Conditions) then do (Actions) else do (Actions)
              • If
                • Forward[TempInt] == true
              • Then
                • Unit - Order HeroUnit[TempInt] to ( Move targeting TempPoint) (Replace Existing Orders)
                • Camera - Pan the camera for player TempInt to (TempPoint offset by (0.0, 0.0)) over 0.1 seconds with Existing Velocity% initial velocity, 10% deceleration, and Do Not use smart panning
              • Else
          • Else

 

[Wezthal]

Why don't you simply use:
Pick each player in (Active Players) and do (actions)

 

[Forgotten_Warlord]

didnt know that was there!

 

[Wezthal]

If it wasn't there you could've made one yourself. You can make custom Functions, Actions and Conditions now. So it's more like using custom script. Very useful, especially for things you need to repeat a lot or if you just want to make the code shorter.