[Trigger] My spell isnt MUI..?

[Chief-Oblivion]

People keep saying this spell isnt MUI and i don't understand what it means let alone how to fix it.. any help would be highly apreciated

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/r...e.php?t=113519

 

[Restor]

its isnt MUI


that means, if two or more unit cast this spell at the same time, only one will work.

It is becouse of variables.

One unit begins casting. The FROZEN_CASTER variable will be set to that caster


but the second will begins casting and the FROZEN_CASTER will be set to THAT unit. So every new actions relating to frozen_caster will affect only second unit.

 

[Aspard]

MUI = Multi Unit Instanceable.
MPI = Multi Player Instanceable.

And what was the problem to ask me in your spell thread? =\

Also you can just search through the forum to find out for what that abbreviations stand for. Also making the spell MUI isn't that difficult, search the guide in "Tutorials" directory.

 

[Chief-Oblivion]

MUI = Multi Unit Instanceable.
MPI = Multi Player Instanceable.

And what was the problem to ask me in your spell thread? =\

Also you can just search through the forum to find out for what that abbreviations stand for. Also making the spell MUI isn't that difficult, search the guide in "Tutorials" directory.

Lol because i made this thread before you commented

 

[neavea]

if you want to make sure that a spell is MUI there are two ways:

If you use a "wait" command make sure there are no "set variable to etc" because this will cause it to overlap. EX:

• Temp
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit Is issued an order with no target
  • Conditions
    • (Issued order) Equal to (Order(stop))
  • Actions
    • Wait 2.00 seconds
    • Set ETC_TempUnit = (Ordered unit)
    • Game - Display to (All players) the text: (Name of ETC_TempUnit)

This would not work because say someone issued the stop order in that 2 seconds the first trigger will link to the second guy that had the order issued.

However, to make sure that it is indeed MUI instead of using a custom variable you would use a variable inside the trigger. EX:

• Temp
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit Is issued an order with no target
  • Conditions
    • (Issued order) Equal to (Order(stop))
  • Actions
    • Wait 2.00 seconds
    • Game - Display to (All players) the text: (Name of (Ordered unit))

And there you go. Thats MUI!

 

[GhostWolf]

That's in fact not MUI as all the event-response variables are globals EXCEPT triggering unit, which is a local, which means that only with triggering unit you would make it MUI (assuming you will not be using the GUI-locals bug).

 

[neavea]

this isn't the case for me... =]

I'm using a trigger right now and it doesn't glitch even when i have 10-20 people that might interfere with it.