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Selecting hero (double click)

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Hey again :lol: :lol:

Ill go straight to the point.
Atm when i select a hero (press on it) the hero will be removed and recreated to another place to that player.. i wana make it so when i double click on hero with will be removed and recreated for that player :p so peeps could see heroes stats before they select them :p

Thank You :wink: :!:
 
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Volrath said:
Maybe with trigger...

EVENT:
Your stuff....

Actions:
set "LittleBrat" = "LittleBrat" + 1
If "LittleBrat"= 2 then Do what you want, else dont do anything...

that inefficiently requires too many variables for such a simple task

this on the otherhand, works fine

Code:
Event: unit selected
Actions:
If (triggering unit) != var_unitSelect[pnum of trig player] then
    set var_unitSelected[pnum of trig player] = (triggering unit)
else
    //SELECT UNIT FOR PLAYER
 
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Your triggers have one weakness in common.
If you select hero A ( A=1 ), then select hero B ( B=1 ), and the, just to review the stats reselect hero A ( A=2 ) you would alread have "doubleclicked" on that unit even thought you haven't.

My idea:
Event:
OnSelect
Action:
Set CustomValue(SelectedUnit) = CustomValue(SelectedUnit) + 1
If CustomValue(SelectedUnit) >= 2 <create it somehow>

Event:
Every X seconds of game
Action:
selectEveryUnit ( units in <selection Area> ) and do
set CustomValue(pickeUnit) = 0

This way you can customize your "doubleClick-Speed" via setting "X" and you can get shure tht it is truly doubleClicked

but i think not even that trigger works, because it triggers on "select" not on "Click" and you aren't selecting a unit twice only clicking on it twise...

dont now how to do the right trigger...
 
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Omg people, please. This is the system currently in place in the map im making right now. What it does is there is a unit group variable, array 1-14. When a player selects a hero Selected[player number of triggering player] has the clicked unit added to it. That way if you click a unit and its in the group already it is given to you. Also when doing this it empties the variable before the new unit is added
 
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Lord Raszul said:
Your triggers have one weakness in common.
If you select hero A ( A=1 ), then select hero B ( B=1 ), and the, just to review the stats reselect hero A ( A=2 ) you would alread have "doubleclicked" on that unit even thought you haven't.

Lord Raszul, did you even read my trigger? it will not think that because it does no incrementing
 
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Chuckle Brother said:
Omg people, please. This is the system currently in place in the map im making right now. What it does is there is a unit group variable, array 1-14. When a player selects a hero Selected[player number of triggering player] has the clicked unit added to it. That way if you click a unit and its in the group already it is given to you. Also when doing this it empties the variable before the new unit is added

ie what i said, only using a unit-group variable is needless as you simply have to hold 1 unit... i'll restate it since reading appears to be in shortness

Code:
Event: unit selected
Actions:
If ( (triggering unit) != var_unitSelect[pnum of trig player] ) then
    set var_unitSelected[pnum of trig player] = (triggering unit)
else
    //SELECT UNIT FOR PLAYER
 
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Raptor-- said:
ie what i said, only using a unit-group variable is needless as you simply have to hold 1 unit... i'll restate it since reading appears to be in shortness

Sorry, I didn't read yours, I just saw the other one nd it ws somewhat stupid. But yeah I guess you dont need it to be a unit groupd, I just do because I like unit groups over unit variables
 
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Try this one

Event: A player selects a unit
Conditions: Triggering unit is in HeroSelectregion
Actions:
If Triggering Unit is equal to SelectUnit[Player number of triggering play]
Then Create 1 Unit-type of triggering unit for triggering player at HeroCreateRegion
Else Set SelectUnit[Player number of Triggering Player] = Triggering Unit


it might be selected unit instead of triggering unit... but it should all work

Bort
 
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