[Trigger] Issue order problem, plz help

[IcyMind]

Hi, i'm making a map there you start building a base upon some cliffs. Then after you build a barricade at the way up to the cliff, bears will come and attack you. The problem is, when the bears attack the base, i need to use an issue order. This is the one i tried:

Trigger

• Walk 1
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters Walk 1 <gen>
  • Conditions
    • (Owner of (Entering unit)) Equal to Player 12 (Brown)
  • Actions
    • Unit - Order (Entering unit) to Attack (Random unit from (Units owned by Player 1 (Red)))

But it only works when the random unit they attack is the building that you use as barricade, or a unit that is outside the base. If the random unit that they attack were a tower inside the base or something else, they just end up running on the sides because that is most nearby when the way up is blocked by barricade. If someone knows a trigger that makes them run directly to the building that blocks the way up, please reply.

In short, There is a map kodo tag, i want the units in my map to do the same as in that map.

I GIVE REP+ TO THE ONE THAT GIVES ME THE ANSWER

 

[QueloR]

The answer you are looking for is:

• Actions
  • Set YourLocation = (Center of (<Region in the base>))
  • Unit - Order (Triggering unit) to Attack-Move To YourLocation

Using a location instead of a unit makes it attack anything in it's way, including walls/units.

 

[IcyMind]

There are more than one base. The point is that the enemy shall find you and attack you wherever you are. I don't think that trigger works if it's more than one base.

 

[QueloR]

Than you have to order them to attack a random point, and when they reach that area, send them to another random point.

 

[Super-Sheep]

Give variables for bases like Base[1] Base[2]

Then do Set Point1 = Unit position of Base[Math random integer between 1 and 2]

 

[IcyMind]

I don't get everything. Could you please explain it a bit more detailed super-sheep?

EDIT: Thanks super-sheep.

 

[Super-Sheep]

You said that you have more than one base. So you gotta create a point for every base and set them into an array variable Base[1] Base[2] etc. Then use order blabla to Base[math random number between 1-2].