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Multiboard - Create a multiboard with 2 columns and 4 rows, titled Hero Picking
The problem is with this one.
- Why?
- Here comes ugly Jass.
JASS:
function CreateMultiboardBJ takes integer cols, integer rows, string title returns multiboard
set bj_lastCreatedMultiboard = CreateMultiboard()
call MultiboardSetRowCount(bj_lastCreatedMultiboard, rows)
call MultiboardSetColumnCount(bj_lastCreatedMultiboard, cols)
call MultiboardSetTitleText(bj_lastCreatedMultiboard, title)
call MultiboardDisplay(bj_lastCreatedMultiboard, true)
return bj_lastCreatedMultiboard
endfunction
- Ok, but where is the problem?
- In this BJ everything is nice and fine except... this:
call MultiboardDisplay(bj_lastCreatedMultiboard, true)
- And this why causes me problems?
- Let me explain. You have a loop for two player, on the first time it creates the board, also displays it, then hides for all, in the end displays for Player Red. Everything is fine, Red has multiboard, Blue doesn't.
Now comes the second period for Blue player. Creates a multiboard, displaying for player Blue, and ALSO displays for Red, hides it for both, and displays for Blue. Now Blue has board, Red doesn't. If you went for 3 players Red nor Blue would have a table.
- Ok ok I have read your badly written shit, can you give a solution??
- Yes, there is several solution. But the easiest:
Replace this line of code:
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Multiboard - Create a multiboard with 2 columns and 4 rows, titled Hero Picking
With these:
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Custom script: set bj_lastCreatedMultiboard = CreateMultiboard( ) // Or use "set udg_Picking_MultiBoard[udg_Player_Number] = CreateMultiboard( )" and you won't need the next line :>
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Set Picking_MultiBoard[Player_Number] = (Last created multiboard)
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Multiboard - Change the number of rows for Picking_MultiBoard[Player_Number] to 4
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Multiboard - Change the number of columns for Picking_MultiBoard[Player_Number] to 2
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Multiboard - Change the title of Picking_MultiBoard[Player_Number] to Hero Picking
Ok this should solve the problem. If not then I am an asshole who haven't checked it out.
Player Group - Pick every player in Human_Players and do (Actions)
Loop - Actions
For each (Integer A) from 1 to 4, do (Actions)
