I tried to make a bound with more than 64 actions, but it didnt work. Can someone tell me how? This is what I used.

Switch(Switch 9, Set);
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Comment("Switch 9");
PreserveTrigger();
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-1, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-2, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-3, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-4, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-5, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-7, CurrentPlayer);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-1, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-2, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-3, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-4, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-5, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-7, All Players);
Wait(575);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-8, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-4, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-3, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-2, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-1, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-6, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-5, CurrentPlayer);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-8, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-4, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-3, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-2, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-1, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-6, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-5, All Players);
Wait(575);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-5, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-2, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-3, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-4, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-7, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-1, CurrentPlayer);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-5, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-2, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-3, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-4, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-7, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-1, All Players);
Wait(575);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-5, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-4, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-3, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-2, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-1, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-6, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-8, CurrentPlayer);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-5, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-4, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-3, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-2, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-1, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-6, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-8, All Players);
Wait(575);
SetSwitch(Switch 99, Set);




Switch(Switch 99, Set);
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Comment("Switch 9");
PreserveTrigger();
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-8, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-4, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-7, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-2, CurrentPlayer);
CreateUnit(1, Arbiter, 9-6, CurrentPlayer);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-8, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-4, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-7, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-2, All Players);
KillUnitAt(All, Men, 9-6, All Players);
Wait(575);
SetSwitch(Switch 9, Set);

Last year, I made a bound for a member of my clan to show him how I made my bounds. I think it could help you. The bound triggers are under player 7.

Download Apos' Dark Shadow Bound

Edit: I removed the file by accident... Edited my link.

Edit2: ...

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on May 2 2010, 4:02 pm by apos.

Why is it in... German?

Zum Downloaden der Datei klicken Sie bitte auf den Download Button:

whats that mean?

My bad... I had removed the file by accident. Should work now

Oh, you used death counters, I'm sorta lazy to delete everything and do it all in death counters. I was looking for a way to just use another switch for the ob to go over 64 actions.

Your method works. Well that is if you're clearing the switches somewhere because if not, both triggers would run the same time instead 1 after another.
Otherwise you're probably running into wait blocks or you're not using hyper triggers.

If you really want to keep your waits (With all what comes with it), you can just use a death counter at the end (the 64 action) and make a the next trigger based off that death count.

Example:
If bound 1 is going and if Death of a unit == 0, do your first 63 actions.
If bound 1 is going and if death of a unit == 1, do your next 63 actions. (And so on)

I remember seeing a wiki article about the method I'm explaining.

That doesn't make sense. Switches work just as well.

I use death counts because they seem to be more useful. If I decide I want to have a sequence of explosions I can use a single death count instead of multiple switches.

Ohh, I'm so stupid, I forgot to make a trigger that clears the switches. Thanks.

By the way, one reason why I'm not using death counters is because I'm not willing to spend a heck load of time on this, and I'm using Angelfarto's BoundMaker.

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on May 2 2010, 7:05 pm by mapping4joy.

Once you plan your bound, I think it goes faster having everything on different triggers since it's easier to spot mistakes if there are any. It took me less than 20 minutes to make the first 4 obstacle (There are 5 in the whole map). The map only took a couple hours to make after having done all the little details (Make a computer be able to bound at the side, music and so on.)

Uh yeah I would too prefer dcs for it, my point was that this isn't the problem.