Now that's fun: a method to detect your OS. To bad it crashes you when you have the wrong one though
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$10 says there's a EUD condition that will do that easier and without crashing.
For those curious, build times are stored in 15ths of a second, and it's stored in a 2-byte unsigned integer. SCMDraft and StarForge let you type in the value in 15ths of a second directly, so typing in 0 is what you want. Staredit and its variants (SCXE, etc) make you type in the number of
seconds, and then multiply that number by 15 when you save the value. If the number you type in multiplied by 15 is greater than 65535 (the max value of an unsigned int), it wraps around.
4370 * 15 = 65550; 65550 - 65536 = 14, which is less than 15, so it shows up as 0.
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I just remember it as one more than 65535/15 (which happens to be 4369, the largest possible value without cutting off.)
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Lets just answer his question:
Time: 0 or anything that will "equal" zero.
Cost: Whatever you want.
UF: This will be added to the Cost + any previous ups.
Basically
Total Cost = c + (n x Q)
Substitute "Q" for the amount of ups researched//teched.
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Lets just answer his question:
Time: 0 or anything that will "equal" zero.
Cost: Whatever you want.
UF: This will be added to the Cost + any previous ups.
Basically
Total Cost = c + (n x Q)
Substitute "Q" for the amount of ups researched//teched.
That's not a good answer, because entering 4370 in SF or SCMDraft will
not give you 0 build time, and you can't enter 0 in SE or its derivatives. The question's been answered, I think...or the OP hasn't come back with more questions.
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lol it seems fast upgrades even when set to zero do not behave as you would expect on single player which i was testing the map on. once i played it on bnet, it worked fine. strange though how single player can mess a map up :S
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