Are there some tiles of terrain that have both walkable and unwalkable parts in the same tile?
Or are tiles strictly either completely walkable, or completely unwalkable.
Yeah, if you wanna look into it, I'd recommend asking Farty for a link to HawtTiles, it can show you all the minitiles inside a tile that are either walkable or not.
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You could always select a unit to place and scmdraft will show the shaded part of the tile which is unwalkable.
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This is just a little theory of mine, so correct me on this if I'm wrong, but I think that a tile is either placeable or inplaceable, so even if you can walk on part of one, that doesn't mean a unit can be created or moved there with triggers.
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you mean like these?
@ falkoner, pretty sure that's incorrect, but it would only require a simple test. preplace a square unit (can't think of a good small one), center location on it, remove it, create one again, next to a corner.
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This is just a little theory of mine, so correct me on this if I'm wrong, but I think that a tile is either placeable or inplaceable, so even if you can walk on part of one, that doesn't mean a unit can be created or moved there with triggers.
Something like this, but I believe you know units could be moved
if there is another unit. However powerups could not be placed on unplaceable tiles in any way, because they are kind of aligned to the grid.
That way each tile has it's placeable and unplaceable areas. Though I wonder where is this defined?
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but I believe you know units could be moved if there is another unit
Can they be? Because I can't move a burrowed unit under a normal unit if it's like inside a cliff or something.
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but I believe you know units could be moved if there is another unit
Can they be? Because I can't move a burrowed unit under a normal unit if it's like inside a cliff or something.
I meant when not inside but on the edge.
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you mean like these?
@ falkoner, pretty sure that's incorrect, but it would only require a simple test. preplace a square unit (can't think of a good small one), center location on it, remove it, create one again, next to a corner.
Like the picture shows, the dark parts signify implacable terrain. A tile isn't always either implacable or not.
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