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Hi!! is there any way, if i'm zerg, have suply without overlords??
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http://www.staredit.net/starcraft/Modifying_Supply_Limits
Basically you place an extended unit (or building) in the editor which overflows and sets a supply value (used / max. available / cap). The neat thing about it is that the effect stays whatever happens to the unit, so you can either kill it (not possible via triggers) or let it burn down if you pick a building.
Farty made a nice calculator that tells you what player to place it for: http://farty1billion.dyndns.org/SupplyMod.php
Basically you place an extended unit (or building) in the editor which overflows and sets a supply value (used / max. available / cap). The neat thing about it is that the effect stays whatever happens to the unit, so you can either kill it (not possible via triggers) or let it burn down if you pick a building.
Farty made a nice calculator that tells you what player to place it for: http://farty1billion.dyndns.org/SupplyMod.php
An artist's depiction of an Extended Unit Death
Hatcheries, Lairs, and Hives also provide Zerg supply.
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Other stuff: Farlap Bound Maker
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Jog: Original Warp
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NudeRaiderhttp://www.staredit.net/starcraft/Modifying_Supply_Limits
Basically you place an extended unit (or building) in the editor which overflows and sets a supply value (used / max. available / cap). The neat thing about it is that the effect stays whatever happens to the unit, so you can either kill it (not possible via triggers) or let it burn down if you pick a building.
Farty made a nice calculator that tells you what player to place it for: http://farty1billion.dyndns.org/SupplyMod.php
Basically you place an extended unit (or building) in the editor which overflows and sets a supply value (used / max. available / cap). The neat thing about it is that the effect stays whatever happens to the unit, so you can either kill it (not possible via triggers) or let it burn down if you pick a building.
Farty made a nice calculator that tells you what player to place it for: http://farty1billion.dyndns.org/SupplyMod.php
http://www.staredit.net/sc1db/file/609/
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O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- below the minimap should be a thing that says "Overlay Settings" with a little + button in the corner, press the + to expand it, uncheck Use Defaults, then change "Tile Overlay" to "Height"[03:57 am]
Sylph-Of-Space -- It would be so so so nice if SCMDraft had some kind of dedicated "walkability" view for the tilesets.
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