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Detecting killers
Is there a way to detect which unit killed a unit? Preferably without EUDs.
I do stuff and thingies... Try widening and reducing the number of small nooks and crannies to correct the problem.
in general cases: NO!
if you have only 1 unit per player: yes (killscore)
At least u can say that it was a unit inside the longest weapon range ingame around the killed unit (unit is in a location or location system on the killed unit).
if you have only 1 unit per player: yes (killscore)
At least u can say that it was a unit inside the longest weapon range ingame around the killed unit (unit is in a location or location system on the killed unit).
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Without EUDs? No. Kills are player based.
You could try and set up a system that detects death of a unit and then checks the units that are nearby. But that would be obviously very inaccurate.
With EUDs? Probably not. The only thing I can think of that is detectable is the kills counter going up when it killed a unit. Don't know if that is detectable via EUDs. If it is you had to combine it with deaths detection which has a percentage chance of failing.
You could try and set up a system that detects death of a unit and then checks the units that are nearby. But that would be obviously very inaccurate.
With EUDs? Probably not. The only thing I can think of that is detectable is the kills counter going up when it killed a unit. Don't know if that is detectable via EUDs. If it is you had to combine it with deaths detection which has a percentage chance of failing.
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NudeRaiderWithout EUDs? No. Kills are player based.
You could try and set up a system that detects death of a unit and then checks the units that are nearby. But that would be obviously very inaccurate.
With EUDs? Probably not. The only thing I can think of that is detectable is the kills counter going up when it killed a unit. Don't know if that is detectable via EUDs. If it is you had to combine it with deaths detection which has a percentage chance of failing.
You could try and set up a system that detects death of a unit and then checks the units that are nearby. But that would be obviously very inaccurate.
With EUDs? Probably not. The only thing I can think of that is detectable is the kills counter going up when it killed a unit. Don't know if that is detectable via EUDs. If it is you had to combine it with deaths detection which has a percentage chance of failing.
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well there is a way, but that pretty much depends on your map structure, i have a very complicated concept that might work yes without EUDS
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If the player only has one unit it isnt hard to detect
or have a lot of units diff players with diff types of units
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