Nice, I FOUND mah solution! Thanks guys! Btw, who voted for "pyro682 is teh bombzor"?? I didnt...

Nice, I FOUND mah solution! Thanks guys! Btw, who voted for "pyro682 is teh bombzor"?? I didnt...

I still con't get what you would call a pentagrid... Using other units than a scourge+observer grid just create bigger steps. So I would still count it to 1 grid, if you use that to reduce the needed trigger amount. so how can you create multiple grids for one part of the map? what is the sense to do that? I cannot think of a reason, atm.

I still con't get what you would call a pentagrid...

Using other units than a scourge+observer grid just create bigger steps. So I would still count it to 1 grid, if you use that to reduce the needed trigger amount.
so how can you create multiple grids for one part of the map? what is the sense to do that?
I cannot think of a reason, atm.

Basically, You use a grid to find a location directly left of a hero or something. Now, you have that location, something happens there. So far, thats a single grid.... Now, you use a secondary grid at the NEW location to find another location based upon the secondary grid... Lets just say it goes up. Some effect happens there, blah blah blah. Now, at the most recent location, (which is up and left of the original spot) You use ANOTHER grid (So far thats 3) to do something. The grid finds a location to the left of the current location. (basically it keeps going. Penta = 5. Hexa = 6, Septa = 7, Octa = 8, nona= 9, deca = 10 dodeca (or dudeca) = 12. quadra is four, tera is 3, and secondary or binary grid is double.

Basically, You use a grid to find a location directly left of a hero or something.
Now, you have that location, something happens there.
So far, thats a single grid....
Now, you use a secondary grid at the NEW location to find another location based upon the secondary grid... Lets just say it goes up. Some effect happens there, blah blah blah.
Now, at the most recent location, (which is up and left of the original spot) You use ANOTHER grid (So far thats 3) to do something. The grid finds a location to the left of the current location.
(basically it keeps going. Penta = 5. Hexa = 6, Septa = 7, Octa = 8, nona= 9, deca = 10 dodeca (or dudeca) = 12.
quadra is four, tera is 3, and secondary or binary grid is double.

It allows you to use less units to do that same thing, and actually creates less lag most of the time.

It allows you to use less units to do that same thing, and actually creates less lag most of the time.

Pyro, you just made up those penta/octo/etc grid stuff; everyone else just says "I've used grids", which implies using anything from one grid to a [insert high number here] grid. The number of grids one uses in a row doesen't show his knowledge in this area. If one can craete one grid, he can create as many grids as he likes. I've used a penta-grid in one released map of mine, and a god-knows-how-much grid in an experimental unreleased map. And I am the one who voted the most useless option to stress how useless this thread is.

Pyro, you just made up those penta/octo/etc grid stuff; everyone else just says "I've used grids", which implies using anything from one grid to a [insert high number here] grid. The number of grids one uses in a row doesen't show his knowledge in this area. If one can craete one grid, he can create as many grids as he likes.

I've used a penta-grid in one released map of mine, and a god-knows-how-much grid in an experimental unreleased map.

And I am the one who voted the most useless option to stress how useless this thread is.

ok. the usage you said is acceptable.

ok. the usage you said is acceptable.

You DO know, that i didn't make those up... They are english prefixes.. Seeing as people mostly understood as to what they are (Showing the voting). 6th-level-grids is harder to type than hexagrid. Besides, which one sounds totally cooler? English is a formula. Suffixes and Prefixes just happened to be part of that formula.

You DO know, that i didn't make those up...
They are english prefixes.. Seeing as people mostly understood as to what they are (Showing the voting). 6th-level-grids is harder to type than hexagrid. Besides, which one sounds totally cooler?
English is a formula. Suffixes and Prefixes just happened to be part of that formula.

Lol.. wtf. im so confused. i havent ever used grids b-fore. can someone give a definitive and detailed explination of grids. how to do them why to use them please and thanks

Lol.. wtf. im so confused. i havent ever used grids b-fore. can someone give a definitive and detailed explination of grids.
how to do them
why to use them
please and thanks

[quote=name:Pyro682]You DO know, that i didn't make those up... They are english prefixes.. Seeing as people mostly understood as to what they are (Showing the voting). 6th-level-grids is harder to type than hexagrid. Besides, which one sounds totally cooler? English is a formula. Suffixes and Prefixes just happened to be part of that formula.[/quote] I know the prefixes. I said that you made up the very concept of n-grids which is totally unnecessary. Just like we don't divide hyper triggers into "quadro-hypers, penta-hypers, etc", nobody will divide grids like you suggest.

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You DO know, that i didn't make those up...
They are english prefixes.. Seeing as people mostly understood as to what they are (Showing the voting). 6th-level-grids is harder to type than hexagrid. Besides, which one sounds totally cooler?
English is a formula. Suffixes and Prefixes just happened to be part of that formula.

I know the prefixes. I said that you made up the very concept of n-grids which is totally unnecessary. Just like we don't divide hyper triggers into "quadro-hypers, penta-hypers, etc", nobody will divide grids like you suggest.

[quote=name:midget_man_66]Lol.. wtf. im so confused. i havent ever used grids b-fore. can someone give a definitive and detailed explination of grids. how to do them why to use them please and thanks[/quote] http://www.staredit.net/wiki/Grid_Systems ever tried checking the wiki? [quote=name:Pyro682]You DO know, that i didn't make those up... They are english prefixes.. Seeing as people mostly understood as to what they are (Showing the voting). 6th-level-grids is harder to type than hexagrid. Besides, which one sounds totally cooler? English is a formula. Suffixes and Prefixes just happened to be part of that formula.[/quote] I agree with JaFF, there's nothing special in repeating a grid. And the prefixes sound quite ridiculous. Most of the people here actually used them so you could understand what they were talking about. I think it's closage time.

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Lol.. wtf. im so confused. i havent ever used grids b-fore. can someone give a definitive and detailed explination of grids.
how to do them
why to use them
please and thanks

http://www.staredit.net/wiki/Grid_Systems ever tried checking the wiki?

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You DO know, that i didn't make those up...
They are english prefixes.. Seeing as people mostly understood as to what they are (Showing the voting). 6th-level-grids is harder to type than hexagrid. Besides, which one sounds totally cooler?
English is a formula. Suffixes and Prefixes just happened to be part of that formula.

I agree with JaFF, there's nothing special in repeating a grid. And the prefixes sound quite ridiculous. Most of the people here actually used them so you could understand what they were talking about.

I think it's closage time.

[quote=name:Clokr_]http://www.staredit.net/wiki/Grid_Systems ever tried checking the wiki?[/quote] Nope, but thanks.

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http://www.staredit.net/wiki/Grid_Systems ever tried checking the wiki?

Nope, but thanks.

SEN also has loads of tutorials, one of which is on grids. But any questions you have, check the wiki and tutorial Database before you post. (Its T3h Rul3zors) Holy crap, I called it a name i liked... Way to rain on my parade. :crazy: Sue me for calling N-Grids a name i liked. I think its personal reflection time... Btw, It allowed several people to have their question answered. My Question was answered. I got my poll data. I'm happy. Is there something seriously wrong here?

SEN also has loads of tutorials, one of which is on grids. But any questions you have, check the wiki and tutorial Database before you post. (Its T3h Rul3zors)

Holy crap, I called it a name i liked... Way to rain on my parade.
Sue me for calling N-Grids a name i liked.

I think its personal reflection time...


Btw, It allowed several people to have their question answered. My Question was answered. I got my poll data. I'm happy.
Is there something seriously wrong here?

[quote=name:Pyro682]Is there something seriously wrong here?[/quote] My wiki article is way better then your tutorial. :p [url=http://www.staredit.net/wiki/Grid_Systems]Brontobyte's wiki[/ur] [url=http://www.staredit.net/?p=tutorials&tut=47]Pyro682's tutorial[/url] My wiki is more bases off of the different systems, while Pyro682's tutorial is more specific to a mobile grid. :D

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Is there something seriously wrong here?

My wiki article is way better then your tutorial.

http://www.staredit.net/wiki/Grid_SystemsBrontobyte's wiki[/ur]

Pyro682's tutorial

My wiki is more bases off of the different systems, while Pyro682's tutorial is more specific to a mobile grid.

Well Excuse me, but I made a Mobile Grid Tutorial, Not an "All grids" Tutorial. I could have if i wanted to, but that was not my goal. :lol: :bleh:

Well Excuse me, but I made a Mobile Grid Tutorial, Not an "All grids" Tutorial.
I could have if i wanted to, but that was not my goal.