When X unit is build/trained increase income for player trigger system

[Thepriest1750]

Hello,

I'm currently creating a trigger when a marine is trained the income will increase + 10 minerals and after x sec the player will receive his income

• Test
  • Events
    • Unit - Any Unit training progress is Completed
  • Local Variables
    • IncomeVar = 0 <Integer[6]>
  • Conditions
    • (Unit type of (Triggering unit)) == Marine
  • Actions
    • Variable - Modify IncomeVar[(Triggering player)]: + 10

This is my trigger when i buy a marine and his training is completed and it should add + 10 minerals to his income

• Test 2
  • Events
    • Timer - Every 10.0 seconds of Real Time
  • Local Variables
    • IncomeVar = 0 <Integer[6]>
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Player Group - Pick each player in (All players) and do (Actions)
      • Actions
        • Player - Modify player (Picked player) Minerals: Add IncomeVar[(Picked player)]

This is my trigger that gives the income every 10 sec in real time to each player

But when i'm training a marine now i still don't get the + 10 minerals income for each marine i train at the income round every 10 seconds maybe i'm missing something here or did i do a mistake in this trigger?

PS i have a variable named incomevar and i checked array and size 6 because i have 6 players.

I hope some one can help me with this one!

 

[Dr Super Good]

You do know what a local variable is right? Like how they exist only for the duration of the call of the function they were defined in.

I think you are meaning to use a global varible and not a local variable.

In Galaxy Script globals are defined by placing a variable decleration anywhere outside a function. In GUI they can be defined as a seperate element (similar to triggers, function, etc).

 

[Thepriest1750]

You do know what a local variable is right? Like how they exist only for the duration of the call of the function they were defined in.

I think you are meaning to use a global varible and not a local variable.

In Galaxy Script globals are defined by placing a variable decleration anywhere outside a function. In GUI they can be defined as a seperate element (similar to triggers, function, etc).

Yeah i know what a local variable is i was indeed meaning a global variable not a local one... i changed the local variable to a global variable one.

• Income round for each player
  • Events
    • Timer - Every 10.0 seconds of Real Time
  • Local Variables
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Player Group - Pick each player in (All players) and do (Actions)
      • Actions
        • Player - Modify player (Picked player) Minerals: Add IncomeVar[0]
        • UI - Display "Next Mineral round is here!" for (Player group((Picked player))) to Directive area

I have no idea what function i need to get at this trigger

• Player - Modify player (Picked player) Minerals: Add IncomeVar[0]

at Add IncomeVar[0] at the [0] i have checked a few but they didn't give me any results it just says there is a error at the end of the array and i can't seem to find the right function.

• Marine Trained
  • Events
    • Unit - Any Unit training progress is Completed
  • Local Variables
  • Conditions
    • (Unit type of (Triggering unit)) == Marine
  • Actions
    • Variable - Modify IncomeVar[(Triggering player)]: + 10

 

[Wezthal]

How about this?

If you want it to work so that the "Every 10 seconds income" permanently increases by 10 when a unit X is trained, then here's what you do.

One global variable:
Integer with array size of (max players)

• Modify Income
  • Events
    • Unit - Any Unit training progress is Completed
  • Local Variables
    • player = (Owner of (Triggering unit)) <Integer>
  • Conditions
    • (Unit type of (Triggering unit)) == Marine
  • Actions
    • Variable - Set Income[player] = (Income[player] + 10)

• Give Income
  • Events
    • Timer - Every 10.0 seconds of Game Time
  • Local Variables
    • integerA = 0 <Integer>
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • General - For each integer integerA from 1 to 12 with increment 1, do (Actions)
      • Actions
        • Player - Modify player integerA Minerals: Add Income[integerA]

 

[Dr Super Good]

Do remember that the first human player is 1. In StarCraft II 0 is for a neutral player.