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Cokemonkey11
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you use an integer variable, every time you kill a unit u do
set kills[player id of owner of killing unit]++
if kills[..]>x then
set spawn[..]=newUnitType
Let us know if you still don't understand.
set kills[player id of owner of killing unit]++
if kills[..]>x then
set spawn[..]=newUnitType
Let us know if you still don't understand.
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(basic) GUI is SOOOOOO simple if u just use your brain. (and if you try yourself to find a solution)
Try to understand what it does or you will have to keep asking questions.
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KillCounter
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Unit - A unit Dies
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Conditions
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Actions
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Set PlayerKills[(Player number of (Owner of (Killing unit)))] = (PlayerKills[(Player number of (Owner of (Killing unit)))] + 1)
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If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
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If - Conditions
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PlayerKills[(Player number of (Owner of (Killing unit)))] Equal to numberOfKillsYouWant
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Then - Actions
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Set SpawnUnit = Unit-Type you want to send
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Else - Actions
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Try to understand what it does or you will have to keep asking questions.
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(basic) GUI is SOOOOOO simple if u just use your brain. (and if you try yourself to find a solution)
In you spawn trigger you must set the units created to unit-type SpawnUnit
Try to understand what it does or you will have to keep asking questions.
waht sektion is playerkills in?
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Yes,sure its simple.Open your world editor,go to trigger editor(f4) then press Ctrl+B and the variable editor opens.Then Create a new variable with Ctrl+N in Variable Name field put PlayerKills and in Variable Type you put the type your variable want to be.Vulcano's variable is an Integer type.Simple?
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Did a small tut. on varriables for you, just open the trigger editor and follow these steps.
Ok, you have your variable, you can use a trigger to count kills similar to this:
Hope that helps.
Here is the other part you requested.
Ok first off since it is a multi-player map, you want to turn your variable into an array of 12 for all 12 players like so.
Ok, now we can make the trigger to count these kills
To get there you simply go to Actions -> Set Varriable and on the left side when you click on it, click on Arithmetic and you'll see the two values as show, put the first one your Kill_Tracker [1] and the second value + 1
Simple enough? Right, you got this.
Now your finished counter trigger should look a bit like this, except with functions for all the players.
We're not done yet, now we have to make a trigger to tell it what to make and when to stop making stuff.
Our conditions? We'll use And here, your conditions should look a bit like this: (Note: Will be using If/Then/Else, Multiple functions for each player, this is not the condition for the trigger in general.)
And bamn, we have our conditions for player one, now on to the rest of the trigger.
Turn off <Trigger> and Turn on <Trigger> tell it to stop making the level 1 spawns and start making level 2 spawns and so on.
That ends this, hope you have a better understanding of varriables and uh.. other stuff I went over.
Step 1:
As you can see varriables editor is hot-keyed to Ctrl + B in your trigger editor.
Click it, hot-key it, get it open.
Step 2:
Ok, we want to create our variable right? Well lets hit Ctrl + N and see what happens.
Step 3:
If you see this screen this means you are in the right place.
Things you should know:
Varriable Name: The name of your varriable - Can be letters, numbers or an underscore (_) We'll say the name is Kill_Tracker for now.
Varriable type: The type of varriable we want to have, for this case we want to set it to Integer, to store numbers.
Array: Arrays are used on a varriable to store multiple things, for example an integer array of 12 can be used to store 12 different values. We'll leave this unchecked.
Initial Value: You won't have to worry about this now, you can set it to 0 or leave it blank.
It should look a bit like this:
As you can see varriables editor is hot-keyed to Ctrl + B in your trigger editor.
Click it, hot-key it, get it open.
Step 2:
Ok, we want to create our variable right? Well lets hit Ctrl + N and see what happens.
Step 3:
If you see this screen this means you are in the right place.
Things you should know:
Varriable Name: The name of your varriable - Can be letters, numbers or an underscore (_) We'll say the name is Kill_Tracker for now.
Varriable type: The type of varriable we want to have, for this case we want to set it to Integer, to store numbers.
Array: Arrays are used on a varriable to store multiple things, for example an integer array of 12 can be used to store 12 different values. We'll leave this unchecked.
Initial Value: You won't have to worry about this now, you can set it to 0 or leave it blank.
It should look a bit like this:
Ok, you have your variable, you can use a trigger to count kills similar to this:
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Kill Tracker:
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Events:
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Unit - A unit dies.
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(Owner of (Killing Unit) Equal to Player 1 (Red)
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Actions:
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Set Kill_Tracker = Kill_Tracker + 1
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Here is the other part you requested.
Ok first off since it is a multi-player map, you want to turn your variable into an array of 12 for all 12 players like so.
Ok, now we can make the trigger to count these kills
To get there you simply go to Actions -> Set Varriable and on the left side when you click on it, click on Arithmetic and you'll see the two values as show, put the first one your Kill_Tracker [1] and the second value + 1
Simple enough? Right, you got this.
Now your finished counter trigger should look a bit like this, except with functions for all the players.
We're not done yet, now we have to make a trigger to tell it what to make and when to stop making stuff.
Our conditions? We'll use And here, your conditions should look a bit like this: (Note: Will be using If/Then/Else, Multiple functions for each player, this is not the condition for the trigger in general.)
And bamn, we have our conditions for player one, now on to the rest of the trigger.
Turn off <Trigger> and Turn on <Trigger> tell it to stop making the level 1 spawns and start making level 2 spawns and so on.
That ends this, hope you have a better understanding of varriables and uh.. other stuff I went over.
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Cokemonkey11
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You could have just refreshed the page -.-
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oh your right XD
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Lol, added to my post above, hope it helps. 
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