Trigger Killing some special unit makes u win

[kevin101olorvida]

Hey i need help for example theres a unitu need to kill it to win

 

[Maker]

Create a new trigger, then add new event. Unit event -> specific unit event. Then choose the pre-placed unit. The owner of killing unit wins.

• Untitled Trigger 007
  • Events
    • Unit - Some unit <gen> Dies
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Game - Display to (All players) the text: The unit has died!
    • Wait 5.00 seconds
    • Game - Victory (Owner of (Killing unit)) (Show dialogs, Show scores)

 

[Dr Super Good]

I advise looking at maps and learning the basics behind WC3 maps like triggers.

If you are studying a programming language, you may wish to skip straight to JASS, which is the scripting language of WC3 triggers.

 

[defskull]

If you follow Maker's way, make sure that the "Special Unit" is pre-placed in the map, otherwise it's not that simple of a trigger
But I guess Special Unit will be pre-placed in the map, is it ?

 

[Squiggy]

If you don't want to use a preplaced unit, set a periodic time event and pick all units of 'your unit-type'.
Check if their hp are greater than 0 and if not, set victory condition.

And hai DSG

 

[Dr Super Good]

Squiggy, it is much better to keep count of how many units of a certain type are alive than do that. Groups are extreemly demanding to create all the time and are meant to be used eithor to find a group of units once (eg units in an area when a spell is used).

If you really must use a group, cache the group (keep it in a global) and run your test. That way it will still reference the same units but it will not rebuild it from scratch each time. Keeping count of unit number alive is still the more efficent way (in an integer, not using the crappy count units in group).

 

[Squiggy]

Of course you can create the group in your init trigger and periodically check for the amount of units in that group, my bad :/