Well, I'm a bit too lazy to go digging around. So basically I'm trying to figure out what is what for reading how much Supply / Psi / Control is being used.
Using Farty's chart I can find this,
0x0058215C
Zerg Underlings Used
1 int specifying Zerg Underlings Used for Players 1-12. Note that the value saved is what is shown*2
But how exactly do I set this up using the Death Condition?
I am wanting to read about 190 Control being used for player 1.
None.
You can learn just about everything you need to make EUD triggers here:
http://www.staredit.net/topic/14226/Here's the step by step for this example:
- Make sure you're using the latest
SCMDraft- Put the address: 0x00582174 (for zerg supply), into Farty's
EUDTrig, have "Use Extended Player Deaths" checked.
- In SCMDraft, use the memory condition, copy the number that came out in EUDTrig's "player number" box (in this case, -8316) into the first slot in the memory condition.
* Note: that it's on the first byte (first two 0's are red at the bottem of EUDTrig), so we don't have to worry about any modifications for reading values - see tutorial for details- Now simply put in whether you're looking for 'at least' 'exactly' or 'at most' and the supply amount*2
So if I was looking for if the player 1 had at least 190 zerg supply used, my trigger would look like this:
Memory at Death Table + -8316 is at least 380
0x0058215C
Zerg Underlings Used
1 int specifying Zerg Underlings Used for Players 1-12. Note that the value saved is what is shown*2
This is actually for broodwar 1.15.2, you probably want the values for the latest version: 1.16.1 (supply for 1.16.1 is found on page 2)
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Jul 4 2012, 7:37 pm by jjf28.
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An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
Also on that note, I created a program that does the calculations of many EUDs (including this one) for you:
http://www.staredit.net/topic/14408/As for your trigger, it would look like this (generated from the program):
Trigger("Player 8"){
Conditions:
Memory(-8316, At least, 380);
Memory(-8316, At most, 381);
Actions:
Comment("Player 1 has exactly 190 Zerg Used supply");
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------//
NudeRaider -- Symmetry
Ultraviolet -- just sent you a message on Discord. I suspect you're probably trying to change unit speeds for units that don't use flingy.dat for movement (like any units that walk instead of hovering/flying). You can change their movement to flingy, but they unfortunately look more like they're gliding than walking when you do that.
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