In my map, theres a character select, and theres a certain unit that when chosen, whatever player chose it, that units remains the same color. This is the same as setting a player as rescuable, but I wanted to know, is there another way to do this?

In my map, theres a character select, and theres a certain unit that when chosen, whatever player chose it, that units remains the same color. This is the same as setting a player as rescuable, but I wanted to know, is there another way to do this?

Only capturing rescuable units (untis from rescuable players) and giving units to p9-12 will not change the color. But you cannot control p9-12 units. -> Answer: No.

Only capturing rescuable units (untis from rescuable players) and giving units to p9-12 will not change the color. But you cannot control p9-12 units.
-> Answer: No.

*Adding to what Ahli stated* Open your map: Map Description -> Which ever computer player(s) you want -> Them Make "Owner" = Rescuable This is from Scmdraft 2. When you move your unit with in range of the rescuable unit, the unit will be given to you and be under your control, with it still retaining its original color. You will also note that you will hear a sound and the unit will have a "selection" isometric circle under it, as if it were selected. There are also different sounds that are played for all of the three different races.

*Adding to what Ahli stated*

Open your map:

Map Description -> Which ever computer player(s) you want -> Them Make "Owner" = Rescuable

This is from Scmdraft 2.

When you move your unit with in range of the rescuable unit, the unit will be given to you and be under your control, with it still retaining its original color. You will also note that you will hear a sound and the unit will have a "selection" isometric circle under it, as if it were selected. There are also different sounds that are played for all of the three different races.

Also, there is an AI script that can change a computer player to rescuable, note that they cannot be changed back after you do this, but if you no longer need them, it may be useful.

Also, there is an AI script that can change a computer player to rescuable, note that they cannot be changed back after you do this, but if you no longer need them, it may be useful.

If you are creating a Melee map, however, the following game types will prove useful for shared control with other players: Team Melee (Remember, all computers are allied against all human players) Team Free for All Team Capture the Flag It's a disappointment that it does not exist in Use Map Settings.

If you are creating a Melee map, however, the following game types will prove useful for shared control with other players:

Team Melee (Remember, all computers are allied against all human players)
Team Free for All
Team Capture the Flag

It's a disappointment that it does not exist in Use Map Settings.

??? KrayZee, you may notice that this is posted in [i]UMS[/i] assistance? I don't think he's making a Melee map :P

??? KrayZee, you may notice that this is posted in UMS assistance? I don't think he's making a Melee map

[quote=name:Ahli]-> Answer: No.[/quote] All I needed.

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-> Answer: No.

All I needed.

[quote=name:Hug A Zergling][quote=name:Ahli]-> Answer: No.[/quote] All I needed.[/quote] Well, we gave you the whole story instead of a two letter word. :bleh:

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-> Answer: No.

All I needed.

Well, we gave you the whole story instead of a two letter word.

i have my own question. what happens when you capture a rescuable map revealer. This is really interesting can rescuable be moved-killed-anything before rescued? can units be created then given to the rescuable force?

i have my own question. what happens when you capture a rescuable map revealer. This is really interesting can rescuable be moved-killed-anything before rescued? can units be created then given to the rescuable force?

[quote=name:Zell.]i have my own question. what happens when you capture a rescuable map revealer. This is really interesting can rescuable be moved-killed-anything before rescued? can units be created then given to the rescuable force?[/quote] [list] [*][color=grey]You can't capture map revealers[/color] (wrong) [*]if you move a rescuable unit, you can't rescue him anymore. Unless you use [url=http://www.staredit.net/73540/]this[/url] little trick. If you kill a unit, you can't rescue him obviously. [*]To a rescuable [b]player[/b], they can.[/list]

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i have my own question. what happens when you capture a rescuable map revealer. This is really interesting can rescuable be moved-killed-anything before rescued? can units be created then given to the rescuable force?

• You can't capture map revealers (wrong)
  
• if you move a rescuable unit, you can't rescue him anymore. Unless you use this little trick. If you kill a unit, you can't rescue him obviously.
  
• To a rescuable player, they can.

[quote]You can't capture map revealers[/quote] Yes you can I've done it. Edit: Maybe it only works in single player. That might be the trouble. Edit: Addded map[attach=1358]

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You can't capture map revealers

Yes you can I've done it.
Edit: Maybe it only works in single player. That might be the trouble.
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My bad. I didn't actually test it, just thought it shouldn't work. I'm sorry.

My bad. I didn't actually test it, just thought it shouldn't work. I'm sorry.

Wait, so does it only work in 1-player? Or was it wrong all-together?

Wait, so does it only work in 1-player? Or was it wrong all-together?

It definitely works in one player and there is no reason it shouldn't in multi. Have fun with it.

It definitely works in one player and there is no reason it shouldn't in multi. Have fun with it.

As a side note, it does not depend on the number of players when starcraft acts differently (like it does for the center view action, which also acts as a wait in single player). It depends on the mode you are playing. When you play a map in bnet and you're alone, single player rules do [i]not[/i] apply. The triggers still work like they always do in bnet. LAN games might be again different. I don't know, but I guess it's like bnet.

As a side note, it does not depend on the number of players when starcraft acts differently (like it does for the center view action, which also acts as a wait in single player). It depends on the mode you are playing.
When you play a map in bnet and you're alone, single player rules do not apply. The triggers still work like they always do in bnet.

LAN games might be again different. I don't know, but I guess it's like bnet.