1st point: Yes.
2nd point: No.

Should be doable, I am fairly sure I store the wv length anyways as the trigger/briefing actions need it

I kind've agree with rocks, because many triggers used today are mostly contain preserved triggers.

Agrees.
Also, implement the default brushes

I give you a "yes" on both.

http://www.staredit.net/193306/
And look through that section of the thread in general. You may as well add a Leaderboard for Deaths action, much like the Memory condition.

Well, added code and button to stop playing sound, havnt updated the download yet tho because someone PMed me concerning the location bug and there is alot of debug code I am to lazy to ifdef in place now.
Also included the brushes in the installer, so whenever I get the location bug fixed / more feedback a new version will go up.

I've also wanted to make sure if anyone suggested an option to hide the start locations because just like map revealers, they can get annoying and in the way of work.

Also, how about a built-in map unlocker?

What about an IP ban code to pwn all these map-lockers mofos? D:<

I'm personally against this. I have multiple profiles that I regularly switch between, and I don't mind the extra mouse click.

For people like you there's a setting in the options and a command line parameter.
The needs of the many over the needs of the few.

So this never happened? I want to make sure it isn't forgotten, as this would help me out a ton.

I added a sound to a map and BOOM! Corrupted map.

I don't have speakers (and I might not even have a sound card -- how does one tell without opening the computer up), so every time I start SCMDraft, I get a dialog box telling me that sound won't work. Things might be more streamlined if this message was shown in the log display thing that's shown beneath the map being edited.

Also, the ability to turn off Doodad Restore would be nice. Placing the terrain (but not the Unit Sprite) for Installation's floor traps creates some nice-looking broken floortiles; other Doodads have terrain that, on its own, creates a visual effect, but it's tricky to use this -- every time I start SCMDraft, I have to convert all the restored Doodads into terrain and sprites, and then delete the sprites. Turns a neat visual effect into a hassle. HAHAHA, DISREGARD THAT, I FOUND IT

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Dec 20 2009, 6:29 am by DavidJCobb. Reason: I phailed epically.

Is that recreatable? If so, send me the map the sound file and how you did it.

I'm pretty sure unless you made your own computer that you have a sound card. Even then, you would definitely know that you have a sound card. More than likely, you have a driver that's not connected to a device (your sound card has no method of output) and that's causing the pop-up.

A computer doesn't need to have a sound card. SCMD just doesn't need to display such an error, since its primary function isn't to play sounds.

You should be able to save while in the Classic Trigger Editor, rather than having to close it to save; failing that it should open up to the settings that you closed it in (window size, selected players, how far down you've scrolled, etc), as I have suggested before.

Since its a modal dialog, why does that matter?

@poison-us: I didn't personally build this computer, but either I have no sound card or that device-driver-lacking PCI slot in Device Manager is my sound card.

Suggestion: a Ctrl+F for units. Basically, a feature that allows us to find units, scrolling to them one at a time. The order could be the same order StarCraft does it... Basically, this trigger, with the same unit order, but as a SCMDraft feature:

Center location on [unit].
Center view on location.

EDIT: With the ability to search by unit type (including [men], [buildings], etc.) and owning player.