I'm not sure but I think some of those triggers are conflicting. Keep it simple and don't always use complex methods. I know mapmaking clans aim for excellence with triggers too but it really doesn't matter, just how it plays. Remember to always sort things through if you're using 40+ triggers with Microsoft Word, or even on paper.

BTW Aoe how'd you get that avatar is hot as hell.

Well, lets see how you've completely failed in observing my post:


If you noticed the bold, underline, and italic, you'll see that I was referring to StarEdit, not StarForge nor SCMDraft.

I've used StarForge, I was one of the alpha testers because I'm very good friends with the creator. I know you can use them by default, I was refering to StarEdit (I hate repeating myself), Blizzards map creator.

You're right. I have no clue in using any of the P9+ triggers because honestly, I don't need them to make fun maps.

I just figured that I would come and give my input into something that could possibly fix his problem, and be nice for a change.

And if you read through the reply where I included some C++ examples, I simply gave the idea of using a switch trigger to maybe help out a bit.. How is that not "about how starcraft works"?


Sheesh. I'm trying to be nice for a change, and I get bickered at for it, sheesh.

Well you are silly, and if it doesn't work, then, unless if its eight players, just use P8 and reorder it?
And I stated that HE told me to tell you that, not that I said it of my own accord. See, I'm right.

It isn't that p11's triggers are hard to use, it is that they are impossible to use with StarEdit. StarEdit is the only map program that doesn't corrupt maps because it doesn't allow access to anything that might corrupt it. So in a way StarEdit is noteworthy in its own way. Not only that but it has a pretty helpful help file and is user-friendly.