Need Help With a Trigger

[pick-a-chew]

Hey everyone in the Hive Community

I really need to know how to make this trigger, the idea of the trigger is that it reflects a unit(imagine something with locust) angel and orders to to move else where when it comes in the specified region. Just like a mirror.

Anyone know how to do this, would be helpful

Thanks!

 

[PurplePoot]

So wait, the problem is

• How to detect entering and cause the reflect?
• The equation of the reflect?
• Both of the above?

 

[pick-a-chew]

Yeah..

Oh i just found out i posted this in wrong place, but being a noob takes it toll :>

 

[saio]

Yeah..

Oh i just found out i posted this in wrong place, but being a noob takes it toll :>

• Patroll 1
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters Region 1 <gen>
  • Conditions
    • Units of tape Your unit
  • Actions
    • Unit - Order Your unit <gen> to Move To (Center of Region 2 <gen>)

• Patroll 2
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters Region 2 <gen>
  • Conditions
    • Units of tape Your unit
  • Actions
    • Unit - Order Your unit <gen> to Move To (Center of Region 3 <gen>)

• Patroll 1
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters Region 3 <gen>
  • Conditions
    • Units of tape Your unit
  • Actions
    • Unit - Remove Your unit <gen> From the game
    • Coment - or make it go back to 1
    • Coment - or make it to move INSTANTLY to Region 1

that's the easyest way so if you have anny questions ask

 

[PurplePoot]

You still didn't answer the question though, pick-a-chew

(I was asking which one)

 

[daw_guy]

Probally make a trigger that says when the unit enters this region set x = black
Then say x=2x
Then say move region to -x based on where it entered
Then do the same for region y but switch the region position based on the current region posistion.
Then tell the unit to move there.

 

[pick-a-chew]

So wait, the problem is

How to detect entering and cause the reflect?
The equation of the reflect?
Both of the above?

The Equation of the Reflect, not a clue how to do it. Earlier i came up with (n/e/s/w) - Entering Angle + (n/e/s/w) and it, well amost worked. Dont ask about my little formula, all very complicated <3

 

[PurplePoot]

All sorts of weird vector math that I don't know.

For the time being, try 360 (or 180?) - angle of approach, or -1*angle of approach, I think the former works for horizontal and the latter for vertical.

 

[saio]

lol
i just givet him the easy way