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The fact that I can't redeclare a static function in another file completely ruins the keyword then. Most poeple just built stuff with blocks in GUI. There's also cortex engine (library for role play maps)Īnd i must say i don't know any other public maps that use pure galaxy. So it's not an good project to base things on but you might find something useful after all. I would have done many things different if i would be about starting new map. core libraries were written in galaxy and are exposed into GUI via custom API.Īlthough it's pretty dirty i must say. It's a mix of GUI triggers and custom scripts. Points can by fetched with PointFromName(string name).įor other things you can check out my map (Back To Brood Ice Escape, on arcade): Then i dynamically create units at position of the point. What i do is instead of preplacing units on the map i preplace points. Atleast not a simple way that doesn't involve some tedious workarounds.

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Quote:Īlso, how can I get the ID of a unit that I select with my mouse in the World Editor? The code I am working with references UnitFromId(123), but how can I find that unit in the terrain view? Private maps can still be downloaded as Funky said.

If someone has wrote its code by hand it will be untouched - default obfuscator from editor cannot handle that type of things. Also only auto-generated code from triggers built via editor GUI is being obfuscated. Private maps aren't necessarily obfuscated - it's optional. Editor is listing only maps marked as public. That probably means they have obfuscated the code right? Or locked their maps, that is. Native void DataTableSetInt ( bool global, string name, int val ) native int DataTableGetInt ( bool global, string name ) Quote:Īfter reading the forums here for a while I recognize many names of whom I'd like to read their code, but I can't find their maps through the editor. To detect which timer has been triggered you must store all of them inside an array then loop through all of them and match the right one using:

So have an single trigger with multiple events tied to it. As every one would create a new context with separate stack. It's better though to use a single trigger. I'm not sure which method is the best in terms of perfomance, but i think every of those suggested are pretty close to each other. repeatedly do many dynamic things if condition but stop it at some different condition (I understand TriggerAddEventTimeElapsed and such, but is it good to have 50 of those running or should I make a big one that handles all of them, even if the things happen at different intervals? If so, should I just have a |timer| running that I check for elapsed time with a big if/switch block? Should I create an array of structrefs, that contain a time and funcref, that I loop through and trigger at the right time?) The code I am working with references UnitFromId(123), but how can I find that unit in the terrain view? That probably means they have obfuscated the code right? Or locked their maps, that is.Īlso, how can I get the ID of a unit that I select with my mouse in the World Editor? But it's hard to find one.Īfter reading the forums here for a while I recognize many names of whom I'd like to read their code, but I can't find their maps through the editor. I will probably have more questions as I go, which is why I'd rather have access to an already-existing advanced map from which I could just deduce these things myself.

- create a hash-type map like map = value.

- can I create unit Behaviors through Galaxy and bind them.

- is it possible to use static functions for CreateTrigger or must it be a global one.

- can I have anonymous functions / create functions on the fly.

(I understand TriggerAddEventTimeElapsed and such, but is it good to have 50 of those running or should I make a big one that handles all of them, even if the things happen at different intervals? If so, should I just have a |timer| running that I check for elapsed time with a big if/switch block? Should I create an array of structrefs, that contain a time and funcref, that I loop through and trigger at the right time?)

- repeatedly do many dynamic things if condition but stop it at some different condition.

More specifically I want to know the best/cleanest way to

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I just need something to learn from, some script to read so that I can understand how to do basic things in Galaxy, if they are even possible. I am looking for an example of some very advanced Galaxy script.įor example a complete map like Tower Defense Tycoon, if it was scripted manually, which it probably wasn't.