Yeah, but it damages
all of them, so allies are damaged too, that's why it's so crappy. Better to put units in x range in a group, extract enemies, and then damage one by one.
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Originally Posted by Vexorian
my eyes! please change your sig.
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Are you referring to my sig? If you are, what's wrong with it? Anyways, if you don't like it,
you change it, why should I bother :P
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Originally Posted by Anitarf
It gives you the local player. Triggers are simultaneously executed on all computers involved in a multiplayer game, this function can tell the computer that's executing the code which computer it's on. This way, you could for example change the terrain fog for only a single player, by checking if the local player equals a specific player you could get the fog change action to only run on one player's PC. However, you are very limited regarding the things you can do with this: if you do anything that affects the gamestate for only one player, the game will desync (you will get a server split). Things you shouldn't do include, but are not limited to: creating units, changing their hp/mana, adding or removing abilities or reseting their cooldowns, creating any kind of handle (unit, destructible, unit group, player group, effect, location...), using new unique strings, applying visibility modifiers... What you can do is purely cosmetic stuff like change unit vertex colouring, change fog, move cameras and other stuff that doesn't need to be synced.
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Oh yes, I totally understand know. I was wondering how they played a weather effect for only one player :P. Thanks
EDIT: So I can do this:
JASS:
if (GetLocalPlayer() == Player(0)) then
call CameraSetupApplyForceDuration(gg_cam_blabla, true, 1)
endif?
If I can, how does it get a local player if nothing is executing? Or I
have to use CameraSetupApplyForPlayer?
