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How to make a duel system?
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So you're asking someone to create the core system for a minigame of yours? :/
It's actually really simple, but don't expect me to create everything for you because if I do you won't learn a thing and will never be able to create something yourself.
Step 1)
Store all heroes in an arrayed variable.
Player 1 (red)'s hero will be stored in Hero[1]
Player 2 (blue)'s hero will be stored in Hero[2]
Do this for all players.
Step 2)
Set an integer variables to a random value between 1 - (max amount of players).
Loop from 1 to (max amount of players).
If LoopInt == RandInt and Player[LoopInt] is playing and Player[LoopInt] is in Arena == false then
[move hero to arena, turn on any additional triggers if necessary].
Repeat this for the second hero.
Step 3)
If a hero dies and hero is in arena, then move both heroes outside the arena, display stats, add win/loss to the player etc.
Repeat step 2 for the next duel.
This is the basics of how it works.
The triggers speak for themselves, there shouldn't be any trigger here which can cause a lot of problems.
And if your triggers do something weird, use debug messages to see where you went wrong (text messages which display core values, such as RandInt or LoopInt or the unit's name).
It's actually really simple, but don't expect me to create everything for you because if I do you won't learn a thing and will never be able to create something yourself.
Step 1)
Store all heroes in an arrayed variable.
Player 1 (red)'s hero will be stored in Hero[1]
Player 2 (blue)'s hero will be stored in Hero[2]
Do this for all players.
Step 2)
Set an integer variables to a random value between 1 - (max amount of players).
Loop from 1 to (max amount of players).
If LoopInt == RandInt and Player[LoopInt] is playing and Player[LoopInt] is in Arena == false then
[move hero to arena, turn on any additional triggers if necessary].
Repeat this for the second hero.
Step 3)
If a hero dies and hero is in arena, then move both heroes outside the arena, display stats, add win/loss to the player etc.
Repeat step 2 for the next duel.
This is the basics of how it works.
The triggers speak for themselves, there shouldn't be any trigger here which can cause a lot of problems.
And if your triggers do something weird, use debug messages to see where you went wrong (text messages which display core values, such as RandInt or LoopInt or the unit's name).
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