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As against stealing triggers and scripts from maps as I am, I would reccomend that, because typing out the script is tedious, and annoying as hell.
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There's a GUI method of creating units... Create (convert string to integer) unit of type: (convert string to unit-type [Yes, this exists as a GUI function]), at [wherever]
hi i was wondering if there was a way like if i where to type this -orc grunt 4 and it will make 4 orc grounds cause im tring to make this rpg
If Player 1 types -orc grunt 4 as an exact match, create 4 Grunts at location. Other than that, you need to master Python or a scripting language to do that.
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Why would you need to know python to make a trigger in the world editor? That was the dumbest thing i've heard in a while.
No you would need a trigger that can "cut" apart input from a user then change them from cut up strings into unit-types, an integer, and then use a "Unit - Create units (your variables)" to make the units.
Ok so maybe not Python, unless you want to make a game of your own. You still need to know/learn how to script properly though
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