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| − | Variables in mission editor are used to store information like text, numbers or booleans used for creating true or false statements, they can be used to optimize code of your mission and also to create things that are normally impossible without using them.
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| − | If you create a string variable named '''t1_unit_01''' you will be able to see it in '''target''' or '''object''' tab which you can find in actions similar to '''unitSetProperties''' where you can select AI or player units, it's name will be displayed as '''@t1_unit_01''', t will be displayed in similar way in other actions too.
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| − | As mentioned before, they can also be also used to optimize missions, but only when you need a really high amount of triggers that do perform similar functions, in case of small mission you won't even notice a difference and usually you will need more triggers than when just using simple actions without variables, so this article will explain how to use them and make a good use of them.
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| − | You can find some basic information about [https://wiki.warthunder.com/Triggers#List_of_all_Actions actions] and [https://wiki.warthunder.com/Triggers#List_of_all_Conditions conditions] with variables [https://wiki.warthunder.com/Triggers here], all their names start with '''var'''.
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| − | '''Important notes:'''
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| − | :* You can't store more than one information in the same variable
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| − | = Basics =
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| − | ''Note: Before reading this make sure that you know basics about creating triggers and other things to them related (events, actions, conditions), if not then check the links above
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| − | == How to create a variable ==
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| − | ''Note: You will need a working singleplayer mission with before you start''
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| − | :1. Choose on the side toolbar '''Variables''', you can find it under '''Triggers''' tab
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| − | :: Now you should able to see a window with multiple tabs that can be pressed, '''Add''' for adding new variables, '''Edit''' for editing, '''Del''' for deleting and '''Up''' and '''Down''' to move them.
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| − | :2. Press '''Add''' to add a new variable
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| − | :: After pressing it a new window should appear, you can select a name for it under '''Variable name:''' and select it's type under '''Variable type:''', there are 10 of them, but for now I'll only explain how to use string (text), interger (number without a fractional component), real (number with a fractional component) and bool (used for creating true or false statements)
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| − | :3. Set the variable name to '''t1_unit_string_01''' and it's type to '''string'''
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| − | :: Now you should have created a new string variable, the next thing to do is set it's value and assign it to something
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| − | :4. Select created variable
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| − | :: After selecting there should appear a new field where you can set it's value
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| − | :5. Set the variable value to '''t1_unit_01'''
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| − | :: Now you need a new action where you can assign this variable
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| − | :6. Go to the '''Triggers / Missions Obj. Navigat''' tab, find an '''unitSetProperties''' action and create it
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| − | :7. Press '''object''' and select '''@t1_unit_string_01''', then scroll down and enable '''cannotShoot''' option
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| − | :: It should assign a variable to this action and give it a simple propertie, now we need an unit which will use it
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| − | :8. Create a new '''armada unit''' and call it '''t1_unit_01''' and make it a player unit
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| − | :: If everything went without any issues then your unit shouldn't be able to fire and that will mean that you properly assigned a variable to unitSetProperties action
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| − | == Ways of storing information in variables ==
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| − | :* Editing variable value manually
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| − | :: Go to the window with '''Variables''', simply select one of them and just set it's value
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| − | :: Sometimes it's a good idea to assign some important actions and conditions to variables and then just edit them by changing variable value in the .blk file
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| − | :* Using '''varSet''' (Int/Real/Bool/String) actions
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| − | :: Create a varSet action, in '''var''' tab select that variable which you want to edit, then set it's '''value''', you can also import this '''value''' from other variable using '''input_var''' option
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| − | ! style="width: 20%;" |Action
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| − | | varSetBool
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Sets a bool value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Notes:'''
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| − | * Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected '''var''' variable
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select a bool variable to which you want to input a value
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| − | * value: Select the type of value (checked - True, unchecked - False)
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| − | * input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables
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| − | * fromDescriptor: unknown
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | | varSetInt
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Sets an integer value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Notes:'''
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| − | * Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected '''var''' variable
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select an integer variable to which you want to input a value
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| − | * value: Set the number
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| − | * source_var: Select if you want to input values from ongoing battle (overwrites current '''value''')
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| − | * input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables
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| − | * fromDescriptor: unknown
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | | varSetReal
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Sets a real value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Notes:'''
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| − | * Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected '''var''' variable
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select a real variable to which you want to input a value
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| − | * value: Set the number
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| − | * input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables
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| − | * fromDescriptor: unknown
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | | varSetString
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Sets a string value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Notes:'''
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| − | * Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected '''var''' variable
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select a string variable to which you want to input a value
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| − | * value: Set the text
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| − | * input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables
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| − | * fromDescriptor: unknown
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | :* Using '''varAddString''' action
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| − | :: This way you can add a text to existing string variable by adding a '''value''' in the field with same name or a number and seting it selected amount of shown '''digits''' (for example if you add a '''3''' number and set '''digits''' to '''2''' then it will be shown as '''03'''), you can also input all these values from other variables
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| − | | varSetString
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Sets a string value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Notes:'''
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| − | * Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected '''var''' variable
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select a string variable to which you want to input a value
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| − | * value: Set the text
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| − | * input_var: Select if you want to input the value from other variables
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| − | * fromDescriptor: unknown
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | :* Using '''varModify''' action
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| − | :: To do operations on selected number
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| − | | varModify
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Modifies existing real or integer variable<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select which variable you want to modify
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| − | * operator: Select what type of operation you want to do (inv - Inverse, mul - Multiplication, add - Addition, subAB - (var - value), subBA - (value - var), divAB - (var / value), divBA - (value / var), modAB, modBA - get the remainder from a division)
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| − | * value: Select the value
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| − | * use_variable: If checked, will use the value from other integer or real variable
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| − | * var_value: Select a string or real variable
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | :* using '''varSetRandomInt''' action
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| − | :: To just let the game choose a random number from selected range
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| − | | varSetRandomInt
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Sets a random integer value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Notes:'''
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| − | * Using this action will remove (overwrite) everything from selected '''var''' variable
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select an integer variable to which you want to input a value
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| − | * from: Sets the first value
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| − | * var_from: Sets the first value using an integer variable
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| − | * to_not_including: Sets the second value (it won't be included in getting the final number)
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| − | * var_to_not_including: Sets the second value using an integer variable (it won't be included in getting the final number)
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| − | :* using '''varGetIntFromString''' or '''varGetStringValue'''
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| − | | varGetIntFromString
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Imports an integer value from the selected string variable to a selected integer variable<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * value: Select from which string variable you want to import an integer value
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| − | * var: Select to which integer variable you want to export an integer value
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | | varGetStringValue
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| − | |<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:100%">Imports all text from the selected string value<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
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| − | '''Fields:'''
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| − | * var: Select to which string variable you want to import a string value
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| − | * from_var_name: Select from which string variable you want to import a string value (remember to not put '''@''' before string variable name)
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| − | </div></div>
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| − | :: Example of how you can set it:
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| − | ::: '''Current variables:'''
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| − | ::: var = t1_unit_string | type = string | value = t1_unit_12
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| − | ::: var = t1_unit_int | type = integer | value = 12
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| − | :: Now I want it to set the string to a name of unit that has a higher number (by 1)
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| − | ::: '''Actions:'''
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| − | ::: unitSetVar (var = "t1_unit_string" value = "") - to clear value of selected string variable
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| − | ::: unitSetVar (var = "t1_unit_string" value = "t1_unit") - sets the value to that with which starts name of AI units
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| − | ::: varModify (var = "t1_unit_int" operator = "add" value = "1") - adds 1 to existing number
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| − | ::: unitAddString (var = "t1_unit_string" input_var = "t1_unit_int" digits = "2") - adds the number of the next unit
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| − | :: After that this variable should be shown as '''t1_unit_13'''
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| − | = Examples of use =
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| − | == Creating a set of triggers that checks multiple areas for units ==
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| − | This set of triggers is meant to check if there are units in selected area, then if there's at least one unit from the '''A''' or '''B''' team in it the mission should mark this area on the minimap with a color depending on which team is at this moment in that area.
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| − | If there are both teams in the same area then it should give it white neutral marking on the minimap.
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| − | Mission should have 36 of those areas and they should be placed next to each other.
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| − | Here's how it should look when it's done:
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| − | [image.jpg]
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| − | To make everything work properly you need 8 triggers, one that checks all areas at the start of mission, one that checks all areas later when the first one is disabled, three for checking if there are any units in them and from what team they are, another three triggers to mark all areas and obviously variables, in this case 42 of them.
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| − | ===Adding variables===
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| − | :: The first step to get things done is to add variables that you will need for your mission
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| − | :* '''b_area_string'''
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| − | :: String variable, it will store area's name and be used to check current area
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| − | :* '''b_area_int'''
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| − | :: integer variable, it will store the number of current area and that number will be added by using '''varAddString''' action to '''b_area_string''' and '''b_area_string_check''' variables
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| − | :* '''b_area_amount_int'''
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| − | :: integer variable, it will store current amount of areas, in this case '''36''', you need to set it manually there
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| − | :* '''b_area_string_check'''
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| − | :: string variable
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| − | :* '''b_area_01_int - b_area_36_int'''
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| − | :: integer variables, there will be 36 of them and they will store informations about all created areas
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| − | :* '''switch_area_string'''
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| − | :: string variable, it will store the name of '''first_time_check_all_areas''' and then '''switch_area''' variables, set it to '''first_time_check_all_areas'''
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| − | :* '''check_if_no_one_in_area'''
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| − | :: string variable, set it to check_if_no_one_in_area (to point it at the trigger with the same name)
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| − | :* '''check_if_t1_in_area'''
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| − | :: string variable, set it to check_if_t1_in_area (to point it at the trigger with the same name)
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| − | :* '''check_if_t2_in_area'''
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| − | :: string variable, set it to check_if_t2_in_area (to point it at the trigger with the same name)
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| − | :* '''when_t1'''
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| − | :: string variable, set it to when_t1 (to point it at the trigger with the same name)
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| − | :* '''when_t2'''
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| − | :: string variable, set it to when_t2 (to point it at the trigger with the same name)
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| − | :* '''when_both'''
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| − | :: string variable, set it to when_both (to point it at the trigger with the same name)
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| − | ===Adding areas===
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| − | :: The second step is to add areas
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| − | :* Create 36 box areas that are placed next to each other
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| − | :: It should create a one big 6x6 box, so it should have 6 columns and 6 rows
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| − | :: Don't forget to set their size to 2000x2000 meters
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| − | :: They can't overlap with each other because if that happens it can break the mission, there should be at least 5 meters of free space between areas
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| − | :* Rename all areas to b_area_01, b_area_02, b_area_03 etc.
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| − | :: Remember that they can't be named in random order, it's the best to name them from the left to the right or in reverse order
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| − | Here's a screenshot showing how it should look
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| − | ===Creating triggers that checks all areas at the start of mission===
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| − | First trigger will responsible for creating a name of areas which will be later checked in other triggers for the number assigned to every area (1, 2 or 3)
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| − | Basically it work like that, '''first_time_check_all_areas''' sets the value of '''b_area_string''' (for example '''b_area_01''' - name of the area that is going to be checked, it will be needed for showing icons) and '''b_area_string_check''' (for example '''b_area_01_int''' - name of the variable (it's stored value, 1, 2 or 3) that is going to be checked) that is going to be checked, then activates '''when_t1''', '''when_t2''' and '''when_both''' triggers that will shown an icon on the minimap with corresponding color
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| − | ''Important note: Order of creating triggers matters, if you set them wrongly then the mission will not work''
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "first_time_check_all_areas"
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| − | :'''Events'''
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| − | ::* Periodic Event = 0.01
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| − | ::: Set it to 0.01 so it will be able stwich between areas as fast as it's possible
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| − | :'''Conditions'''
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| − | ::* varCompareInt (var_value = b_area_int, value = 0, var_value_other = b_area_amount_int, comparison_func = equal)
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| − | ::: This condition will keep changing the number of '''b_area_int''' variable (at the start of mission it's set to 0) until it reaches 36
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| − | :'''Actions'''
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| − | ::: This part will start working once the trigger will reach the '''36''' number
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| − | ::* unitSetInt (value = 0, var="b_area_int")
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| − | ::: Resets the value of '''b_area_int''' integer variable, so the '''switch_area''' (which will be activated next) will be able to start changing areas from the start (b_area_01)
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| − | ::* unitSetString (value = "switch_area", var = "switch_area_string")
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| − | ::: Changes the value of
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@switch_area_string")
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| − | ::: Enables '''switch_area''' trigger which will work for the rest of time until the mission ends
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| − | ::* triggerDisable (target = "first_time_check_all_areas")
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| − | ::: Disables this trigger
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| − | :'''Else'''
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| − | ::* varModify (operator = "add", value = 1, var = "b_area_int")
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| − | ::: It will add 1 every time this trigger is activated (as long as it meets the condition, so the '''b_area_int''' variable has lower number than 37)
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| − | ::* varSetString (value = "b_area_", var = "b_area_string", var ="b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::: It will set '''b_area_string''' and '''b_area_string_check''' variable values to '''b_area_'''
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| − | ::* varAddString (value = "", input_var = "b_area_int", digits = 2, var = "b_area_string", var = "b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::: It will add a number after '''b_area_''' which was set in previous action so '''b_area_string''' value and area name will be the same (in this case '''b_area_01''')
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| − | ::* varAddString (value = "_int", digits = 0, var = "b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::: It will add a text after the full name of area ('''b_area_01''') so it will allow other triggers set or check the number (0 - doesn't change the icon, 1 - change the icon color to A team, 2 change the icon colo r to B team, 3 - change the icon color to neutral white) assigned to '''b_area_01_int''', '''b_area_02_int''', '''b_area_03_int''' etc. variables
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@when_t1", target = "@when_t2", target = "when_both")
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| − | ::: It will enable all triggers that are needed to add an icon on the minimap
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| − | Three similar triggers which main function will be to add an icon on the minimap
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "when_t1" - it will check the number assigned to '''b_area_xx_int''' (xx = number) variables, 1 - set the icon color to A team
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "when_t2" - it will check the number assigned to '''b_area_xx_int''' (xx = number) variables, 2 - set the icon color to B team
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "when_both" - it will check the number assigned to '''b_area_xx_int''' (xx = number) variables, 3 - set the icon color to neutral team (white)
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| − | This one is for '''when_t1'''
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| − | Every time only one of these trigger will be used and the rest of them will disable itself it they don't meet the condition
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| − | :'''Events'''
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| − | ::* Periodic Event = 0.01
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| − | ::: Just like before, to make it work as fast as it's possible
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| − | :'''Conditions'''
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| − | ::* varCompareInt (var_value = "@b_area_string_check", value = 1 comparison func = "equal")
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| − | ::: It will compare the number of value stored in '''b_area_xx_int''' variable with '''1'''
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| − | :'''Actions'''
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| − | ::*missionShowMapIcon (show = true, team = "both", iconName = "ui/gameuiskin#capturezone_big_ring", areaName = "@b_area_string" colorCode = "team A", scale = 0.20)
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| − | ::*triggerEnable (target = "@switch_area_string")
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| − | ::: If the number of '''b_area_xx_int''' variable is set to 1 then it will show an icon with A team color, then enable '''switch_area''' trigger (it's name is stored in '''switch_area_string''' string) which will switch the area name to check to the next one (b_area_01 -> b_area_02, b_area_02 -> b_area_03 etc.)
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| − | :'''Else'''
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| − | ::*missionShowMapIcon
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| − | ::*triggerDisable (target = "@when_t1")
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| − | ::: If the number of '''b_area_xx_int''' variable is NOT set to 1 then it won't show the icon and just disable this trigger
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| − | Now you will need to copy this trigger to make it work for every color (blue, red and white)
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| − | ::* Copy this trigger two times and set the name of copies to '''when_t2''' and '''when_both''', then change their '''value'''s in '''varCompareInt''' to '''2''' for '''when_t2''' and '''3''' for '''when_both'''.
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| − | ::* Change the color of icon in '''missionShowMapIcon''' (under '''actions''') to '''Team B''' for '''when_t2''' and '''White''' for '''when_both'''.
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| − | ::* Change the '''target''' in '''triggerDisable''' action, switch it to '''@when_t2''' for '''when_t2''' and '''@when_both''' for '''when_both''.
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| − | Now go back to the window with '''Variables''' and set values of all '''b_area_xx_int''' (xx = number) variables to 1, 2 or 3.
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| − | If you did everything properly then the mission should show blue, red or white icons on the minimap.
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| − | ===Creating triggers that give a number to ''b_area_xx_int'' variables and keep checking them until the mission ends===
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| − | This trigger works like '''first_time_check_all_areas''', the only big difference is the part under '''Actions''', this time it's used to reset trigger state when '''b_area_int''' it reaches 36, other difference is a trigger that is enabled at the end of '''Actions''' and '''Else''', it's set to '''check_if_no_one_in_area''' now.
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "switch_area"
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| − | :'''Events'''
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| − | ::* Periodic Event = 0.01
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| − | ::: Set it to 0.01 so it will be able stwich between areas as fast as it's possible
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| − | :'''Conditions'''
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| − | ::* varCompareInt (var_value = b_area_int, value = 0, var_value_other = b_area_amount_int, comparison_func = equal)
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| − | ::: This condition will keep changing the number of '''b_area_int''' variable (at the start of mission it's set to 0) until it reaches 36
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| − | :'''Actions'''
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| − | ::* varSetInt (value = 0, var = "b_area_int")
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| − | ::: Resets the '''b_area_int''' variable value to '''0'''
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| − | ::* varSetString (value = "b_area_", var = "b_area_string", var ="b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* varAddString (value = "", input_var = "b_area_int", digits = 2, var = "b_area_string", var = "b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* varAddString (value = "_int", digits = 0, var = "b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@check_if_no_one_in_area")
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| − | ::: Activates a trigger which changes the value of '''b_area_xx_int''' variable
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| − | :'''Else'''
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| − | ::* varModify (operator = "add", value = 1, var = "b_area_int")
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| − | ::* varSetString (value = "b_area_", var = "b_area_string", var ="b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* varAddString (value = "", input_var = "b_area_int", digits = 2, var = "b_area_string", var = "b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* varAddString (value = "_int", digits = 0, var = "b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@check_if_no_one_in_area")
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| − | ::: Activates a trigger which changes the value of '''b_area_xx_int''' variable
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| − | The next set of triggers will change the number of ''b_area_xx_int'' variables, for that you need to create three similar triggers, which will check if there are any units in areas.
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "check_if_no_one_in_area"
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| − | :'''Events'''
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| − | ::* Periodic Event = 0.01
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| − | :'''Conditions'''
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| − | ::* unitWhenInArea (math = "3D", object = "all_players_squad", target = "@b_area_string", object_type = "isAlive", check_objects = "any")
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| − | ::: Checks if there are any players in currently checked area
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| − | :'''Actions'''
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@check_if_t1_in_area"
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| − | ::: If there are any players then it will enable '''check_if_t1_in_area''' to check if there are any players from the A team
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| − | :'''Else'''
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@switch_area_string"
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| − | ::: If there are NOT any players present in the area then it will just enable ''''switch_area''' trigger to switch ''b_area_xx_int'' to the next area
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "check_if_t1_in_area"
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| − | :'''Events'''
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| − | ::* Periodic Event = 0.01
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| − | :'''Conditions'''
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| − | ::* unitWhenInArea (math = "3D", object = "all_players_squad", target = "@b_area_string", object_type = "isTeamA", check_objects = "any")
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| − | ::: Checks if there are any players from the A team in currently checked area
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| − | :'''Actions'''
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| − | ::* varSetInt (value = 0, var = "@b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* varModify (operator = "add", value = 1, var = "@b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::: If there are any units from the A team then it will reset the value of ''b_area_xx_int'' variable and add 1 to it (1 = A team color)
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@switch_area_string"
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| − | ::: It will enable '''switch_area''' to switch ''b_area_xx_int'' to the next area
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| − | :'''Else'''
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@check_if_t2_in_area"
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| − | ::: If there are players in the area but they are not from the A team then it will enable another trigger which checks if for the B team
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| − | ''Note: If you wonder why there's the var set to '''@b_area_string_check''' and not '''b_area_string_check''' in '''varSetInt''' action.
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| − | If you just set it to '''b_area_string_check''' then it would look for this value: '''b_area_string_check:t = b_area_01_int'''
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| − | If you set it to '''@b_area_string_check''' then it will look for this value: '''b_area_01_int:t = 0''' so it can check and set the number stored in currently checked area''
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| − | :'''Trigger name''' = "check_if_t2_in_area"
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| − | :'''Events'''
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| − | ::* Periodic Event = 0.01
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| − | :'''Conditions'''
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| − | ::* unitWhenInArea (math = "3D", object = "all_players_squad", target = "@b_area_string", object_type = "isTeamB", check_objects = "any")
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| − | ::: Checks if there are any players from the B team in currently checked area
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| − | :'''Actions'''
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| − | ::* varSetInt (value = 0, var = "@b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::* varModify (operator = "add", value = 2, var = "@b_area_string_check")
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| − | ::: If there are any units from the A team then it will reset the value of ''b_area_xx_int'' variable and add 2 to it (2 = A team color)
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@when_t1" target = "@when_t2" target = "@when_both")
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| − | ::: When it's done with checking players it will enable triggers which will show an icon with proper color on the minimap
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| − | :'''Else'''
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| − | ::* triggerEnable (target = "@when_t1" target = "@when_t2" target = "@when_both")
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| − | ::: When it's done with checking players it will enable triggers which will show an icon with proper color on the minimap
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| − | After that it will work exactly like in previous part (3.).
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| − | if you did everything properly, then now this entire set of triggers should work like it was explained in the description of this section.
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