Well i copied and pasted a trigger from one map to another and in my new map the trigger gives me a error saying: 'gt_DeathCameraX_Func':Parameter out of bounds in 'CameraSetValue' [value:-1,min: 0, max: 15]
My trigger is as following:
Death Camera X
Events
Unit - Any Unit dies
Conditions
1 <= (Owner of (Triggering unit)) <= 4
Actions
Region - Move Soldier Region[(Owner of (Triggering unit))] to (Point(1.0, 1.0))
Camera - Pan the camera for player (Owner of (Triggering unit)) to (Position of (Triggering unit)) over 0.0 seconds with 10% initial velocity, 10% deceleration, and Do Not use smart panning
Camera - Apply camera object Rotation 145.0 for player (Triggering player) over 0.0 seconds with 10% initial velocity and 10% deceleration
Camera - Apply camera object Distance 16.0 for player (Triggering player) over 0.0 seconds with 10% initial velocity and 10% deceleration
Camera - Apply camera object Angle Of Attack 45.0 for player (Triggering player) over 0.0 seconds with 10% initial velocity and 10% deceleration
General - Wait 0.5 Game Time seconds
Camera - Apply camera object Rotation 45.0 for player (Triggering player) over 1.0 seconds with 10% initial velocity and 10% deceleration
Camera - Apply camera object Angle Of Attack 75.0 for player (Triggering player) over 2.0 seconds with 10% initial velocity and 10% deceleration
General - Wait 0.7 Game Time seconds
Camera - Apply camera object Distance 6.0 for player (Triggering player) over 0.7 seconds with 10% initial velocity and 10% deceleration
I don't get how copying and pasting changed anything. All the parameters are correct.
Now i was wondering if this might be a bug or something. I don't know anything about debugging or how to use it, is there a article?

EDIT: i was originally using "existing velocity" but still the same error...

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Jun 22 2011, 4:13 pm by Bolshevik09.

Is this an in-game error, or an in-editor error? Usually editor errors will show which line failed to compile. From the looks of the error, I would guess you're trying to use a variable that doesn't exist, using a variable incorrectly, or something to that effect.

If you test this in-game, you'll notice which line of code isn't working properly. You can use the "Debug Message" to write values of parameters in-game to see which value is the one causing problems.

This is In-game. But the weird thing i noticed is that if i disable all the actions after "wait .5 game seconds" then i don't get the error.
So the very next action might be causing it. Also the Error message doesn't make sense because i think its saying one of my values is -1 and i do not have a -1 anywhere..
EDIT: is the error message referring to player? Thats the only thing i can think of for those values.

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Jun 22 2011, 4:31 pm by Bolshevik09.

That would be strange, since the other actions where you use "triggering player" seem to work. Try storing the triggering player in an integer local variable and using that variable in the actions.

You could also use the "Debug Message" to print out all the parameters for that action in-game, and you may be able to find the issue that way as well.

It fails because of triggering unit and waits...
Triggering unit is a global variable that changes from event to event.

You have to store the triggering unit in a local variable to be able to use it after waits.

Ok i see what you are saying. But this must have been fixed by a patch update because i went back to my old map and the trigger gave me the same error..
But before, this trigger worked fine. I guess they changed it

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Jun 22 2011, 6:38 pm by Bolshevik09.