Hi everyone...
I'm currently testing around with scaiedit31 and I want to make a new AI script running at location like Recall, just for Stasis field. Here is what I've got:
; ASC3 File generated by ScAIEdit III
;
; Script name : Stasis Here
script_name Stasis here
script_id SFhe
stasis_field
stop
If I check for errors this error appears:
1 error message
(8) Error! Command 'stasis_field' undeclared.
anyone help me?
EDIT: Is there an alternative for importing it to the aiscript.bin than StarDraft (It's outdated)
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Jan 1 2009, 12:12 pm by DeVouReR.
Please report errors in the Staredit.Network forum.
as for your error, SCAIEdit is in fact the culprit. That particular spell has a "spelling" error. SCAIEdit's unitdef.ini lists Stasis as "STATIS" with a "T". You would need to use the "t" in your scripts. i.e. statis_field or change the unitdef.ini. Another example of why PYAI is far superior to SCAIEdit as it uses stat_txt.tbl labels. In fact, I can't confirm scaiedit's mispelled unitdef.ini. I'm only going on what I remember simply because I no longer have the program installed on my computer anymore. Just as I don't have Arsenal 3 or StarDraft etc, I have axed scaiedit entirely in favor of pyai. The 2 programs are night and day.
As far as creating a "statis here" script that will work similar to the nuke script, I have no clue as to how that would work, but am very curious as to the outcome of your findings. Good luck with your experiments and please report back.
Edit:
Confirmed that SCAIEdit uses "statis_field" .. I just looked at PYAI's external unitdef.ini file.. i.e. importing SCAIEdit commands.
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