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[Bibdy]

I'm trying to setup an ambush situation where a wall of fire appears behind the player. Trouble is, I've had it a few times where the non-controlled party members lag behind so far that they get caught on the opposite side of the wall and literally die in a fire! I've tried moving the wall back a bit each time this happens, but now its so far away that you could barely even consider it a trap.

Is there a command which will teleport all non-controlled party members to the currently selected one (bear in mind, the player might not be controlling their hero specifically - he could be the one caught behind the fire).

Modifié par Bibdy, 04 mars 2010 - 03:09 .

[Craig Graff]

UT_LocalJump from utility_h has a parameter for bJumpParty. Set that to true for what you want.

(You can just use GetTag(GetMainControlled()) as the value for the sWP parameter.)

Modifié par Craig Graff, 25 février 2010 - 12:09 .

[Bibdy]

Hoo-ee that Starcraft 2 Beta will suck away your free-time if you let it. Haven't looked at this thing in a week!



I tried the UT_LocalJump command, but that didn't seem to function properly. I'm not sure why. I did, however, dissect some of the code from that command to use, and here it is!

object oControlled = GetMainControlled();

vector vPos = GetPosition(oControlled);

object oPartyMember;

object [] arParty = GetPartyList(GetPartyLeader());



int nLoop;

int nPartySize = GetArraySize(arParty);



for (nLoop = 0; nLoop < nPartySize; nLoop++)

{

oPartyMember = arParty[nLoop];



if (IsObjectValid(oPartyMember) )

{



SetPosition(oPartyMember, vPos, TRUE);

}

else

{

Log_Trace(LOG_CHANNEL_SYSTEMS, "utility_h.UT_LocalJump", "FAILED - <" + GetTag(oPartyMember) + "> is not a valid object.");

}

}

That'll teleport all non-controlled party members to the currently selected one.