Income {making an income system (with bought creeps)}

[DragonMaster]

Can someone tell me how I can make income in maps?

 

[Tr!KzZ]

make a variable "x" for example and store values in it..
for example if you sent creeps, then trigger it, if someone buys a creep you detect it and add +2 to the variable (add an array if you use it for more than 1 player -> x[1], x[2], and so on)

after that, just add property to players
Add x[1] to player 1 current gold

something like that, it's pretty simple

 

[DragonMaster]

Thanks for that.

{EDIT}
Now have I try but I don't know where I shall do that you had say. Can you tell me that more detailed?

 

[Kercyn]

• Events
  • Time - Every x seconds of game time
• Conditions
• Actions
  • Player - Add y to <Player> Current gold

This trigger is a generic income system. To do what Tr!KzZ suggested, you can do something like this:

• Events
  • Time - Every x seconds of game time
• Conditions
• Actions
  • Set IncomeGroup = Pick every player in (All allies of (Player One))
  • Player - Add y to IncomeGroup Current gold
  • Custom script: call DestroyForcep(udg_IncomeGroup)

This trigger works only if all human players are allies. If you have two different teams, add these lines:

• Actions
  • Set IncomeGroupTwo = Pick every player in (All enemies of (Player One))
  • Player - Add z to IncomeGroupTwo Current gold
  • Custom script: call DestroyForce(udg_IncomeGroupTwo)

If you want to add gold to every player, replace the above actions with this one:

• Actions
  • Player Group - Pick every player in (All players) and do (Player - Add x to (Picked player) Current gold)

If you want a player-specific amount of gold, this trigger is what you need:

Create an integer variable (I will name it "Gold" in my example) and check the "Array" checkbox.

• Actions
  • For each (Integer A) from 1 to (Number of players in (All players)), do (Player - Add Gold[(Integer A)] to (Picked player) Current gold)

Of course, you can edit the triggers to fit your needs. Cheers!

 

[DragonMaster]

Thanks I think that is easyer for me to understand this.