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Make computer AI upgrade at specific time.
How do i make a melee computer AI upgrade "Zerg melee weapons" at the 10 minute mark as an example.
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Assuming the AI player is player 2:
That gives the upgrade at 10 minutes automatically if the player does not already have it.
That suggests for the AI to upgrade melee attack level 1 if it has not done so already. Or, more accurately, it picks an Evolution Chamber at random and tells it that it should upgrade Melee Attacks 1 if it can.
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Feb 18 2011, 6:23 am by Roy. Reason: Fixed trigger, added better explanation
UpgradeAt10Minutes
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player 2
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player 2
That gives the upgrade at 10 minutes automatically if the player does not already have it.
UpgradeAt10Minutes
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
AI - Suggests order (Evolution Chamber - Evolve Melee Attacks Level 1) to (Random Living unit from (Evolution Chamber units in (Entire map) owned by player 2 matching Excluded: Missile, Dead, Hidden, with at most Any Amount)) using tactical AI logic
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
AI - Suggests order (Evolution Chamber - Evolve Melee Attacks Level 1) to (Random Living unit from (Evolution Chamber units in (Entire map) owned by player 2 matching Excluded: Missile, Dead, Hidden, with at most Any Amount)) using tactical AI logic
That suggests for the AI to upgrade melee attack level 1 if it has not done so already. Or, more accurately, it picks an Evolution Chamber at random and tells it that it should upgrade Melee Attacks 1 if it can.
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Feb 18 2011, 6:23 am by Roy. Reason: Fixed trigger, added better explanation
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RoyAssuming the AI player is player 2:
That gives the upgrade at 10 minutes automatically if the player does not already have it.
That suggests for the AI to upgrade melee attack level 1 if it has not done so already. Or, more accurately, it picks an Evolution Chamber at random and tells it that it should upgrade Melee Attacks 1 if it can.
UpgradeAt10Minutes
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player 2
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player 2
That gives the upgrade at 10 minutes automatically if the player does not already have it.
UpgradeAt10Minutes
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
AI - Suggests order (Evolution Chamber - Evolve Melee Attacks Level 1) to (Random Living unit from (Evolution Chamber units in (Entire map) owned by player 2 matching Excluded: Missile, Dead, Hidden, with at most Any Amount)) using tactical AI logic
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
AI - Suggests order (Evolution Chamber - Evolve Melee Attacks Level 1) to (Random Living unit from (Evolution Chamber units in (Entire map) owned by player 2 matching Excluded: Missile, Dead, Hidden, with at most Any Amount)) using tactical AI logic
That suggests for the AI to upgrade melee attack level 1 if it has not done so already. Or, more accurately, it picks an Evolution Chamber at random and tells it that it should upgrade Melee Attacks 1 if it can.
But my game gives the host the option to add computer AI players, so it can be any of the 8 players. Would this work still?
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But my game gives the host the option to add computer AI players, so it can be any of the 8 players. Would this work still?
Note: Players are represented by integers. There is no "Player" variable.
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I need an example, please.
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Alright, so I'm not sure how you're performing the option for the host, but in that trigger you should add all the AI players being added to a player group (global variable), like so:
Then, let's say you're going with the first trigger that automatically gives the upgrade after 10 minutes. Change the actions to iterate over each player in the player group:
That should go through each player in the group and give them the upgrade.
Edit: I guess I should have asked this earlier: by "add" do you mean before the game begins you fill computer slots, or you choose how many players in-game? I assumed the latter.
Edit2: If you're doing it via lobby, use this as the first trigger to populate the player group:
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Feb 19 2011, 12:22 am by Roy.
PickedAIUnits
Events
------- Your event here
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
------- Your actions here
------- Say 4 AI players were chosen. Add them to a global variable:
Player Group - Add player 2 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 3 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 4 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 5 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Events
------- Your event here
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
------- Your actions here
------- Say 4 AI players were chosen. Add them to a global variable:
Player Group - Add player 2 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 3 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 4 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 5 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Then, let's say you're going with the first trigger that automatically gives the upgrade after 10 minutes. Change the actions to iterate over each player in the player group:
UpgradeAt10Minutes
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Player Group - Pick each player in AIPlayerGroupVariable and do (Actions)
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player (Picked player)
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Player Group - Pick each player in AIPlayerGroupVariable and do (Actions)
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player (Picked player)
That should go through each player in the group and give them the upgrade.
Edit: I guess I should have asked this earlier: by "add" do you mean before the game begins you fill computer slots, or you choose how many players in-game? I assumed the latter.
Edit2: If you're doing it via lobby, use this as the first trigger to populate the player group:
Trigger for Lobby-Determined AI
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Feb 19 2011, 12:22 am by Roy.
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RoyAlright, so I'm not sure how you're performing the option for the host, but in that trigger you should add all the AI players being added to a player group (global variable), like so:
Then, let's say you're going with the first trigger that automatically gives the upgrade after 10 minutes. Change the actions to iterate over each player in the player group:
That should go through each player in the group and give them the upgrade.
Edit: I guess I should have asked this earlier: by "add" do you mean before the game begins you fill computer slots, or you choose how many players in-game? I assumed the latter.
Edit2: If you're doing it via lobby, use this as the first trigger to populate the player group:
PickedAIUnits
Events
------- Your event here
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
------- Your actions here
------- Say 4 AI players were chosen. Add them to a global variable:
Player Group - Add player 2 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 3 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 4 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 5 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Events
------- Your event here
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
------- Your actions here
------- Say 4 AI players were chosen. Add them to a global variable:
Player Group - Add player 2 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 3 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 4 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Player Group - Add player 5 to AIPlayerGroupVariable
Then, let's say you're going with the first trigger that automatically gives the upgrade after 10 minutes. Change the actions to iterate over each player in the player group:
UpgradeAt10Minutes
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Player Group - Pick each player in AIPlayerGroupVariable and do (Actions)
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player (Picked player)
Events
Timer - Elapsed time is 6000.0 Game Time seconds
Local Variables
Conditions
Actions
Player Group - Pick each player in AIPlayerGroupVariable and do (Actions)
Actions
Tech Tree - Set Zerg Melee Attacks Level 1 upgrade level to 1 for player (Picked player)
That should go through each player in the group and give them the upgrade.
Edit: I guess I should have asked this earlier: by "add" do you mean before the game begins you fill computer slots, or you choose how many players in-game? I assumed the latter.
Edit2: If you're doing it via lobby, use this as the first trigger to populate the player group:
Trigger for Lobby-Determined AI
Thanks Roy, I meant adding computers via lobby. I want to do another thing but its a little more complex. Want to help me with it?
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