Hiding computer players in Lobby

[BloodDrunk]

How do I hide computer player slots in lobby so they are not visible?
Like in DotA if you don't understand (for those who play it).

 

[Cokemonkey11]

You simply change their slots from "Computer" to "None".

This has the affect that you'll have to manually configure alliances programmatically, though.

 

[BloodDrunk]

Any way without programming the player?

 

[LordDz]

Cokemonkey11's solution seems to be the way for you, coding the alliances shouldn't be hard to do. Do they cast spells as normal tho?

Otherwise if you want the harder way, use Neutral Hostile, Neutral Passive, Neutral Victim and Neutral Extra?

 

[BloodDrunk]

Well, I guess I could code it (there's actually no coding needed, he's only player who owns buildings)
I only need to have that player in Player properties because if I set it to none, then ingame that player doesn't even exist, and it recognizes me as an enemy.
Tried setting Player - set alliance but didn't worked...

Edit: I'll just set it back to Neutral Player and find a way to make them enemies..

 

[Cokemonkey11]

You need to use "set alliance" from the perspective of both players.

Make players 1-11 treat player 12 as an ally with shared vision
make player 12 treat players 1-11 as an ally with shared vision

make sense?

 

[BloodDrunk]

Yeah, I did that, but forgot to do the opposite haha.

• Player - Make Player 1 (Red) treat Player 12 (Brown) as an Enemy

• Player - Make Player 12 (Brown) treat Player 1 (Red) as an Enemy

• Player - Make Player 1 (Red) treat Player[TempInt] as an Ally with shared vision

• Player - Make Player[TempInt] treat Player 1 (Red) as an Ally with shared vision

• Player - Make Player 12 (Brown) treat Player[TempInt] as an Enemy

• Player - Make Player[TempInt] treat Player 12 (Brown) as an Enemy

This is the way to go xd

 

[Zeatherann]

One way is to use two of the four neutral players, this allows for 6v6 maps with two players for the bases.