hey does anyone know how to get more then 9999 hp on a unit and dmg? ..thanks

Step 1, Find an editor that supports HP above 9999 (Starforge)
Step 2, Type in a number above 9999
Step 3, Scurry along.

in scm if you put 9999 in the first hp box, and any number > 0 in the other box, the unit'll have over 9999 hp... i think o.0

in scm if you put >9999 in the first hp box, and 0 in the other box, the unit'll have over 9999 hp... i know o.0

Of course, SCMDraft 2 is the mappers choice around here, yet not everyone likes its trigger editor. ;o

You do know that it has a classic trigger editor included...

Thats not how I ment it.

Who doesnt?

lol nude, such a biitch sumtimes

o and member, the most hp a unit can have iz like 8388607 even though u prolly wont make it that high ne wayz

8 mil, Christ D:<

aite thanks for the help trying it right now...

It is exactly 8388607, three signed bytes. The maximum damage of a unit is 65535 (two unsigned bytes) - I think.

Yeah, it's really quite simple with SCM Draft, ally you do is enter the health or attack you want into the box for attack or health or whatever else, it's not like it's some secret trick or anything

If you put a number greater than 0 in the little box to the right, doesn't it make the unit have an extra life? For example, if I had a marine, and I put a number greater than 0 in that little box, doesn't the marine have 41/40 life?

Yeah, that's how you get those funny wireframes.

They're not funny. They look cool and awesome and all the other synonymous adjectives. And, on top of that, if you use a dropship system, it helps organization, as this unit that does this is the one with the AWESOME color.

But the wireframe glow only happens mostly when the unit has 9 or less hp, but SCMDraft is the best editor and non-corruption editor, unlike Starforge! {SF Sucks! SF Sucks!}

Putting a non-zero number in the other HP box effectively gives a unit another 1/2 point.

Starforge doesn't suck. It can do a few things scmdraft can't do, such as placing disabled sprites in the editor.

Starforge actually gave one of my maps good protection. It corrupted it, and in doing so, messed up two location strings.

BUT. if you open the map in anything other than SCXTra, or Staredit, ALL the strings get deleted.

KEKEKEKE ^__^

Actually, the latest versions of SCM Draft do it the same was SF did, thanks to me bugging SI about it