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[SOLVED] Who owns Traps that were placed as doodads?
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I'm talking about Floor Gun Trap etc. Is it some kind of special player? Just curious because they seem to be hostile to everyone unless you give them to a specific player.
I think they belong to neutral or something... Maybe they belong to P9 or one of the other players that don't function properly.
Funny stuff happens when you right click them in SCMDraft and press 'convert to terrain', though.
Funny stuff happens when you right click them in SCMDraft and press 'convert to terrain', though.
As they are doodads, I think that they belong to the map. If you want to know how to turn them off, then you just put a location over them and make a trigger that disables their doodad state at the location.
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I'm not sure in SCMD, but in StarEdit(the editor that belongs to SC itself) it does belong to a specific player. Normally, it belongs to the player that was selected in the 'player' box above.
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As they are doodads, I think that they belong to the map. If you want to know how to turn them off, then you just put a location over them and make a trigger that disables their doodad state at the location.
They belong to player selected in player box before placing the doodad. All units/buildings/sprites/whatever are assigned that way(in scmdraft2).
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GiginsThey belong to player selected in player box before placing the doodad. All units/buildings/sprites/whatever are assigned that way(in scmdraft2).
Looks like this is it, for a minute there I thought sc1 had a secret Hostile player like wc3/sc2.
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Floor/wall traps are placed as units, not as doodads.
It does, p14.
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Looks like this is it, for a minute there I thought sc1 had a secret Hostile player like wc3/sc2.
It does, p14.
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I've never heard of p14 before.
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LanthanideI've never heard of p14 before.
Actually, my mistake, it is really players 9 - 11.
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