[Wurst] Rects and Regions in Wurst

[HungryHusky]

I want to create a way to register any units that enters the map without having to use actual Regions created in the WE. But wurst only accepts regions, not rects, for the "registerEnterRegion()".
Anyone have an idea how to solve this?

package DamageDetectionSystem

public trigger DDS = null

init
    DDS = CreateTrigger()
        ..registerEnterRegion(GetWorldBounds(), null)

 

[Frotty]

I want to create a way to register any units that enters the map without having to use actual Regions created in the WE

Use OnUnitEnterLeave

Also, there is already DamageDetection, you shouldn't implement it yourself.
If you want modification, there is currently a PR in review new DamageModify package by Trokkin · Pull Request #60 · wurstscript/WurstStdlib2

Use ctrl+p in vscode to find these packages easily.

 

[HungryHusky]

Use OnUnitEnterLeave

Not sure I understand where to use this. Autocomplete doesnt find any OnUnitEnterLeave after the .. for CreateTrigger()

And I prefer to create my own systems. Im just translating my own dds from vjass to wurst.

Also, ctrl+p ony shows my own wurst files in the project.

 

[Frotty]

Not sure I understand where to use this. Autocomplete doesnt find any OnUnitEnterLeave after the .. for CreateTrigger()

Open the package, the API is right at the top. Something like

onEnter() ->
   getEnterLeaveUnit().doSomething()

And I prefer to create my own systems. Im just translating my own dds from vjass to wurst.

The DamageDetection inside the stdlib isn't a system, it's a framework to build your system with/around. It's like 60 lines and just does what you are doing (unit enter/leave + damage event registration) and wraps it in a neat

addOnDamageFunc() ->
    print("Damage Event with dmg: " + GetEventDamage().toString())

The PR was just fyi in case you had something like that in mind.

Also, ctrl+p ony shows my own wurst files in the project

Should not be the case if you created your project with a recent setup version. The crucial option is "search.useIgnoreFiles": false because the _build folder is in .gitignore.
I just verified that it works with a demo project created by setup:

We sadly are lacking overall documentation for the stdlib - the packages usually provide their own, so feel free to look inside them.