Did that, now I can see the Memory action, but it still doesn't work ingame argh, sure it works with every possible save path?
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If the map is in "C:\Program_Files\Starcraft\maps\save" then is should work.
Here is the address/text I detected (click to enlarge):
Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on Jul 14 2009, 3:41 pm by Morphling.
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But then it'll only work for players who installed starcraft there?
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I believe most people have starcraft in the location. You could always give me the map name so I can make some new triggers so when you play the saved version the triggers would fire when the map is in the downloads folder.
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The major flaw to Morph's method is that it will only work once. The only way you know that the player just loaded it is if that save path is true when it wasn't before. If they save and load again the save path won't change.
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The major flaw to Morph's method is that it will only work once. The only way you know that the player just loaded it is if that save path is true when it wasn't before. If they save and load again the save path won't change.
It does not detect when you load a map or the change in the map path, it detects the path of the map you are currently playing. Also, you only want it to fire once each game so don't put a preserve in the trigger.
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Jul 14 2009, 4:28 pm by Morphling.
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I haven't read the post at all (sorry), but I know it is possible: The Optical Chamber has a save detection system which crashes you when you load a saved game.
You can download it via
http://www.staredit.net/topic/5222/
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The major flaw to Morph's method is that it will only work once. The only way you know that the player just loaded it is if that save path is true when it wasn't before. If they save and load again the save path won't change.
It does not detect when you load a map or the change in the map path, it detects the path of the map you are currently playing. Also, you only want it to fire once each game so don't put a preserve in the trigger.
I know that. What I am saying is that the only way it works is because of difference in file path which is why it only works once.
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And the Wait solution, I could probably do that, can Wait handle a 5:18 song though?
Of course it can.
wait( (5*60 + 18) * 1000ms ) = wait(318000)
But then no human player (with activated music) can run another wait, not even hyper triggers (use computers).