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Since the EUD enabler was released, not much has been done with it. Why the hell not? I don't know.
Anyway, I need to know how I can edit the Set Death actions. It seems like any program that would have allowed this in the past, is now gone. I have maps that show me what I need to do, the only thing standing in my way is SCMDraft which wont let me put anything but a unit name, not a hex code.
So guys, help me out?
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A current version of SCMDraft2 will allow you to enter a unit code by typing ID:(number) in Classic Trigedit.
StarForge will allow you to enter a unit code if you edit the Actions.lst file in the data folder to tell it to accept a Number Unit rather than a Unit Unit in the SetDeaths action.
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If you need, you can always check a couple of the maps I made.
They start from there and below.Edit: It seems like the site I used to upload those maps deleted them... I'll see if I still have them.
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A current version of SCMDraft2 will allow you to enter a unit code by typing ID:(number) in Classic Trigedit.
StarForge will allow you to enter a unit code if you edit the Actions.lst file in the data folder to tell it to accept a Number Unit rather than a Unit Unit in the SetDeaths action.
Thanks.
On a side note, what the fuck? If I used an EUD action to modify health, does that nullify the ability to detect it's health in Conditions? I'm pretty sure I already know the answer, but it seems to be this way.
I have a trigger adding a 'regeneration' similar to how the Zerg's regeneration is, just slightly different values. However, when I try to detect if the unit is at full health, it won't detect it. The same Memory, I know the numbers are right (500*256=128000)... So what the hell? Any insight?
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An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
I believe it should actually be "At least ((499*256)+1)" if the unit has 500 hp, because any value between 127745 and 128000 is rounded to 500 hp.
Yeah, don't use "exactly". Likely the zerg regeneration you're giving is either going over the maximum life or not getting quite there yet. You can always open up the starcraft process and navigate to where the unit's HP is to see what number it's on.
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Whatever I don't care if people know about the project. I just want to know what the hell is wrong.
According to this list, the values should be correct. However, they don't work. The value that ArtMoney shot out for the first unit's health was 0x6282A1 and the unit ID that I got back was 13478. This should be incorrect.
Now in SCMDraft, you can edit the Unit ID/Index Value and I have done so. Yet, it didn't seem to have any affect. Any suggestions?
Selection Detection
Player: ######+12 Unit: #######-336
1 - 161889 0 - 5885096
2 - 161901 1 - 6455960
3 - 161913 2 - 6455624
4 - 161925 3 - 6455288
5 - 161937 4 - 6454952
6 - 161949 5 - 6454616
7 - 161961 6 - 6454280
8 - 161973 7 - 6453944
8 - 6453608
9 - 6453272
10 - 6452936
11 - 6452600
12 - 6452264
13 - 6451928
14 - 6451592
15 - 6451256
16 - 6450920
17 - 6450584
18 - 6450248
19 - 6449912
20 - 6449576
21 - 6449240
22 - 6448904
23 - 6448568
24 - 6448232
25 - 6447896
26 - 6447560
27 - 6447224
28 - 6446888
29 - 6446552
30 - 6446216
31 - 6445880
32 - 6445544
33 - 6445208
34 - 6444872
35 - 6444536
36 - 6444200
37 - 6443864
38 - 6443528
39 - 6443192
40 - 6442856
41 - 6442520
42 - 6442184
43 - 6441848
44 - 6441512
45 - 6441176
46 - 6440840
47 - 6440504
48 - 6440168
49 - 6439832
50 - 6439496
51 - 6439160
52 - 6438824
53 - 6438488
54 - 6438152
55 - 6437816
56 - 6437480
57 - 6437144
58 - 6436808
59 - 6436472
60 - 6436136
61 - 6435800
62 - 6435464
63 - 6435128
64 - 6434792
65 - 6434456
66 - 6434120
67 - 6433784
68 - 6433448
69 - 6433112
Keypress Detection
Key:
A - 12733 256
B - 12733 65536
C - 12733 16777216
D - 12734 1
E - 12734 256
F - 12734 65536
G - 12734 16777216
H - 12735 1
I - 12735 256
J - 12735 65536
K - 12735 16777216
L - 12736 1
M - 12736 256
N - 12736 65536
O - 12736 16777216
P - 12737 1
Q - 12737 256
R - 12737 65536
S - 12737 16777216
T - 12738 1
U - 12738 256
V - 12738 65536
w - 12738 16777216
X - 12739 1
Y - 12739 256
Z - 12739 65536
F5- 12746 1
F6- 12746 256
F7- 12746 65536
F8- 12746 16777216
F9- 12747 1
F10 12747 256
F11 12747 65536
F12 12747 16777216
Target Detection
Unit: ######-84 Target: #######-336
1 - 19048 1 - 5885096
2 - 161764 2 - 6455960
3 - 161680 3 - 6455624
4 - 161596 4 - 6455288
5 - 161512 5 - 6454952
6 - 161428 6 - 6454616
7 - 161344 7 - 6454280
8 - 161260 8 - 6453944
9 - 161176 9 - 6453608
Order Coordinate Detection
Unit: ######-84
1 - 19047
2 - 161763
3 - 161679
4 - 161595
5 - 161511
6 - 161427
7 - 161343
8 - 161259
9 - 161175
Weapon Cooldown Detection
Unit: ######-84
1 - 19046
2 - 161762
3 - 161678
4 - 161594
5 - 161510
6 - 161426
7 - 161342
8 - 161258
9 - 161174
10- 161090
11- 161006
12- 160922
13- 160838
14- 160754
15- 160670
16- 160586
Unit Hitpoint Detection
Unit: ######-84 HP: +256
1 - 19027 1 - 256
2 - 161743 2 - 512
3 - 161659 3 - 768
4 - 161575 4 - 1024
5 - 161491 5 - 1280
6 - 161407 6 - 1536
7 - 161323 7 - 1792
8 - 161239 8 - 2048
9 - 161155 9 - 2304
10 - 2560
11 - 2816
13478
Mouse Position
X - 331416
Y - 331417
Unit Commands
Unit: ######-84 Commands:
1 - 19044 Stop - 768(+5)
2 - 161760 Move - 67072(+5)
3 - 161676 Attack - 69120(+5)
4 - 161592 Patrol - 104448(+5)
5 - 161508 Hold - 92928(+5)
6 - 161424
7 - 161340
8 - 161256
9 - 161172
10- 161088
11- 161004
12- 160920
13- 160836
14- 160752
15- 160668
16- 160584
Unit Direction
Unit: ######-84 Directions:
1 - 19043 UP - 0 31
2 - 161759 UR - 32 63
3 - 161675 RI - 64 95
4 - 161591 DR - 96 127
5 - 161507 DO - 128 159
6 - 161423 DL - 160 191
7 - 161339 LE - 192 223
8 - 161255 UL - 224 256
9 - 161171
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According to this list, the values should be correct. However, they don't work. The value that ArtMoney shot out for the first unit's health was 0x6282A1 and the unit ID that I got back was 13478. This should be incorrect.
Now in SCMDraft, you can edit the Unit ID/Index Value and I have done so. Yet, it didn't seem to have any affect. Any suggestions?
When you edit the value manually in ArtMoney, does it do the required result? If it doesn't, your trigger won't also. (You probably wouldn't have found the correct value.)
Are you using the right formula to find what to input in your trigger? If you are using Farty's EUD trig, make sure it's set to the correct starcraft version. (You do that by inputing player 1's Marine death count I believe.)
don't forget you need a player and a unitid. And 13478 seems high to me, but I might be mistaken. If you double check one of my eud maps, those have the first 5-6 units placed on the map.
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Well I discovered that I had a disabled unit sprite that I had forgot about that was causing my values to go crazy and way out of the normal bounds. All better now!
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Well I discovered that I had a disabled unit sprite that I had forgot about that was causing my values to go crazy and way out of the normal bounds. All better now!
thats what the problem was... are you kidding me.
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NEW REPLY:
Alright, thanks for starting to leave this open. Was wondering if anyone had the Addresses for Upgrades? Or how I would go about finding them in Artmoney?
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An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
Same way as anything else: Search for value, change value in-game, repeat.
Here's something I posted a while back, modified for your question:
1. Load StarCraft.
2. Create a game by yourself (i.e. do not let other players join) and start the game.
3. Use your memory scanner to start a search for an unknown value (this should return several results).
4. Play around in-game for a while, doing several things such as chatting, moving units, etc.
5. On your search, search for all addresses with unchanged values.
6. Repeat steps 4-5 several times, until the number of addresses does not shrink.
7. Increment the upgrade by one.
8. On your memory scanner, search for all addresses with a changed value.
9. Repeat steps 4-8 several times.
You could probably put in the upgrade number instead of searching for unknown and changed. I believe armor upgrades are 1 byte and attack upgrades are 2 bytes.
The EUDDB probably has them, or at least the start of the upgrades.
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