temp save gold/lumber

[corley]

Is it possible to save the gold/lumber of a player when they enter an area, save this number set the gold/lumber to zero, and then once they leave the area they load back their old gold/lumber??

Enter area
Save current gold/lumber
Set gold/lumber to 0
Leave are get your old gold/lumber value

 

[Maker]

• Untitled Trigger 002
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters Region 000 <gen>
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Set Temp_Integer_1 = (Player number of (Triggering player))
    • Set Temp_Player_1 = (Owner of (Triggering unit))
    • Set Resource_Array[(Temp_Integer_1 - 1)] = (Temp_Player_1 Current gold)
    • Set Resource_Array[((Temp_Integer_1 - 1) + 12)] = (Temp_Player_1 Current lumber)
    • Player - Set Temp_Player_1 Current gold to 0
    • Player - Set Temp_Player_1 Current lumber to 0

• Untitled Trigger 002 Copy
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit leaves Region 000 <gen>
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Set Temp_Integer_1 = (Player number of (Triggering player))
    • Set Temp_Player_1 = (Owner of (Triggering unit))
    • Player - Set Temp_Player_1 Current gold to Resource_Array[(Temp_Integer_1 - 1)]
    • Player - Set Temp_Player_1 Current lumber to Resource_Array[((Temp_Integer_1 - 1) + 12)]

Do the players have more than one unit?

 

[corley]

no its for 1 hero per player (RPG)

 

[Maker]

Well, there you have it then.

 

[TurnTables]

Semi-pseudo, modifying Maker's code for errors and simplification.

• Hero Enters
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters Region 000 <gen>
  • Conditions
    • Boolean - (Triggering Unit) is a Hero == True
  • Actions
    • Set xp = (Owner of (Triggering Unit))
    • Set goldStore[(Player number of xp)] = (xp Current gold)
    • Set lumberStore[(Player number of xp)] = (xp Current lumber)
    • Player - Set xp Current gold to 0
    • Player - Set xp Current lumber to 0

• Hero Leaves
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit leaves Region 000 <gen>
  • Conditions
    • Boolean - (Triggering Unit) is a Hero == True
  • Actions
    • Set xp = (Owner of (Triggering Unit))
    • Set xi = (Player Number of xp)
    • Player - Add goldStore[xi] to xp's Current Gold
    • Player - Add lumberStore[xi] to xp's Current Lumber
    • Set goldStore[xi] = 0;
    • Set lumberStore[xi] = 0;

Local variables are traditionally one letter, like a b x y. You can't use locals in GUI, thus I use this system...

xp, xp2 = Player
xi, xi2, xi3 = Integer
xl = Point / Location
xf = Force / Player Group
xg = Group / Unit Group

Therefore you can quickly access your 'locals' by hitting x on the variable list. Idk why people use Temp_This Temp_That, at least just name it "Integer1".

 

[corley]

what type of variable is Set Resource_Array, also would it be possible to put this is in sample map . Thanks again for your help

 

[Levadam]

Resource_Array is an Integer variable.

 

[GhostThruster]

Integer variable. But it is an array(check the box) with an index corresponding to the player.

 

[Maker]

modifying Maker's code for errors and simplification.

Errors?

 

[Dr Super Good]

You use variables, namely globals, to store values for use later.

I do however advise caution with the enter and exit region events as I have known them to be glitchable (you can walk in or out of them without the events triggering correctly).

 

[Levadam]

I'd gather that Maker had it in that format to make it easier for corley to understand.

His code was perfectly fine.

 

[MrApples]

Rather complicated to fix that though isn't it? If you have to use enter, might as well trust it.