Needed some answers for scripting

[X75TIGER75X]

Okay, My brain cramps for a bit. You mean I could put game logic in building, make it function as trigger and detect unit entering from floor or room.
So, how can I make game logic sends message to the trigger and give it a "go" as Unit is inside the # radius?

What should I put trigger condition as? and How make Game Logic function like "trigger" with # detecting radius?

[Deadfast]

No, he means that you could put a logic inside a building and use it as a point to measure distances from.

So a standard way of using distance with triggers applies:

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Condition: unit1 distance logic1 < 5


[X75TIGER75X]

I tried to use yours, I don't think its working properly. I tried tweak the number. Didn't work. Tried do changing < to > didn't work, tried =, it says something is missing.

 

EDIT: IT WORKS! I found out what's causing this problem. I put gamelogic init field as

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this MOVE (b1 buildingPos 27) now I changed it to

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this setpos (b1 buildingPos 27)
now it works! Thanks Everyone!

EDIT1: By the way, How do you make unit as general unit not specific?

[X75TIGER75X]

Sorry for bumping this thread. I still got some questions.

How do you change unit1 like this

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unit1 distance logic1 < 5to generic, could be any unit
-OR-
list of specified units, if one of them appears to be true, trigger exec. How do I do that?

How do you make everything to freeze so camera script can start without doing nothing? Setacctime=0 did not work, it just freeze/slow camera too. Would be nice if you tell me how to freeze specified side and units too if that is possible.

How do you temporarily make side or unit disappear in script? Then enable them back to same location they disappeared.

[Worldeater]

About the freeze question:
I stumbled across the Time Paradox thread yesterday. It might be worth a look.

[X75TIGER75X]

*bump*

[Mandoble]

Worldeater already answered to your stop-time question.
To make a unit/units disappear you might move them to a different position. For example, a script that, using a trigger, gets the list of units of side X, then this script, using a tight look, places everything in that list at its current position but with a Z = 4000 + unit current height meters. When a condition is met, the loop exits and places all the units at its current X,Z and a Z = current height - 4000.