im just askin
dont call me a dumbass plz

- Create a global integer array for the players to store their killcount.
- Trigger with the event "unit dies"
and a condition that checks the following:
1. attacker is human (check if the player is between 1 and x). you should know how many humans you have in your map that can gain money for kills
AND
2. the triggering player has to be the attacker's enemy (no teamkilling allowed to get money)

In the actions do the following:
-if the player's variable is < 50, then raise the players variable by 1;
else: give money and set the variable to 0

If you have no idea what I'm talking about I can make screenshots or post a map.

yes i am a bit confused screen shots would be helpful

Make an integer array variable to hold the kill count of each player. When the event "Unit Killed" occurs, add 1 to the index of the array tracking Killing Player's kills. If the value of that index modulo 50 is equal to 0, modify the mineral player property accordingly. Here's some pseudocode:

Code

Edit: Crap, Ahli types faster apparently.

Double edit: Screenshot of the generalized case here: http://i55.tinypic.com/29c486v.jpg

would i do the sameif i wanted to give them a unit like a civ every 50 kills?

Yes, just change the Modify Player Properties to to some variety of the Create Units command.

THANK YOU SO MUCH

THIS IS NOT SOLVED yet
um i cant find how to put in an "if" in the actions

Still having problems? I'm asking because of your other topics.

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um i cant find how to put in an "if" in the actions

There's an action called "If / Then / Else" that you can put in actions. If you need am if condition for the whole trigger, it may be better to create a condition instead of an action for this.