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SinisteRing Webmaster
Number of posts : 2032 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 31 Location : New Hampshire
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Telekinetic Choke
| Subject: A Fairly Simple Map Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:50 pm | |
| I created a map within about 2 classes-worth of time, hoping to get some unique spell ideas out there. This is the result:Download HereAny suggestions you want to make are welcome. Pyth, the map is unprotected if you want to see what it's all about. It's quite simple, really. | |
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Piddagoras Map Maker
Number of posts : 592 Registration date : 2008-05-22 Age : 36 Location : California
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Cosines and Sines.
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:36 pm | |
| Taking a look right now, may edit, may repost if someone beats me to the punch. Edit 1: - Code:
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function Cast_Defend takes player p returns nothing call EnableTrigger(Helper_Defend[GetPlayerId(p)]) call TriggerSleepAction(2.5) call DisableTrigger(Helper_Defend[GetPlayerId(p)]) endfunction I would much prefer you used an attachment system with timers and just attached the player ID integer to it. TriggerSleepAction makes me want to harm small animals. Same issue with the Ensnare spell, TriggerSleepAction isn't accurate.
There will also be a bug that occurs when a unit ensnares another unit that is already ensnared, that unit's movement speed will be permanently set to 0 unless someone casts ensnare on them again in the window of time before the second one resets them to zero.
I love that you're using GroupEnum and filters, but instead of converting IsUnitLiving to a condition every time it runs, you can convert it once in an Init function and store it in a boolexpr that you can use as an argument in all enums that take require it as a filter. You could also check for unit alliance in a boolexpr function by setting a global player variable right before enumerating so you wouldn't have to take an arctangent for allied units.
The geometry appears to be correct, and I'm quite impressed by that
One last thing, you could use a timer with each JabStruct instead of having a global timer that iterates them, it would eliminate the discrepancy in the time between cast and time between jab.Edit 2:
- Pythagoras wrote:
- There will also be a bug that occurs when a unit ensnares another unit that is already ensnared, that unit's movement speed will be permanently set to 0 unless someone casts ensnare on them again in the window of time before the second one resets them to zero.
I had to solve this problem with my buff system for both my status system and for MM&M, I can help you with specifics if you'd like.
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SinisteRing Webmaster
Number of posts : 2032 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 31 Location : New Hampshire
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Telekinetic Choke
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Jay.J Head Admin
Number of posts : 3470 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 33 Location : Toronto
Your Character Level: ∞ Primary Move: Moderate
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:25 pm | |
| I think the first version is and will be the best version. All future attempts will only make the game worse | |
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Piddagoras Map Maker
Number of posts : 592 Registration date : 2008-05-22 Age : 36 Location : California
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Cosines and Sines.
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:28 pm | |
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- The ensnare thing would happen the other way around. Take a look at the code again and you'll see that someone who is ensnared twice will be released shorter than the timeframe.
Really? from looking at the code it looked like it would go: -Ensnare#1 reduces movement speed to zero and saves current movement speed in a local real -Ensnare#2 sets movement speed to 0 even though it is already 0 and saves 0 in a local real -Ensnare#1 sets movement speed back to whatever it was when it was cast -Ensnare#2 sets movement speed to 0 | |
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SinisteRing Webmaster
Number of posts : 2032 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 31 Location : New Hampshire
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Telekinetic Choke
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:35 pm | |
| Oh, good catch. Fixed it. Thanks. | |
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Dragonheart91 Godlike Sage
Number of posts : 2358 Registration date : 2008-05-21
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Cursed Waves (pwned much?)
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:41 pm | |
| What exactly is this map? Is it worth me downloading and playing by myself? | |
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Jay.J Head Admin
Number of posts : 3470 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 33 Location : Toronto
Your Character Level: ∞ Primary Move: Moderate
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:42 pm | |
| You can't play by yourself. It's a....sort of The Predator/Warlock/Hero Survival type arena map made in like 20 minutes maybe. It's just something for Sin to see his spell making abilities. The current abilities are fairly simple though. | |
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Balnazzar Elite Mage
Number of posts : 371 Registration date : 2008-10-29 Age : 113
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Communist Propaganda
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:06 pm | |
| - Pythagoras wrote:
- Taking a look right now, may edit, may repost if someone beats me to the punch.
Edit 1: Code: function Cast_Defend takes player p returns nothing call EnableTrigger(Helper_Defend[GetPlayerId(p)]) call TriggerSleepAction(2.5) call DisableTrigger(Helper_Defend[GetPlayerId(p)]) endfunction
I would much prefer you used an attachment system with timers and just attached the player ID integer to it. TriggerSleepAction makes me want to harm small animals. Same issue with the Ensnare spell, TriggerSleepAction isn't accurate.
There will also be a bug that occurs when a unit ensnares another unit that is already ensnared, that unit's movement speed will be permanently set to 0 unless someone casts ensnare on them again in the window of time before the second one resets them to zero.
I love that you're using GroupEnum and filters, but instead of converting IsUnitLiving to a condition every time it runs, you can convert it once in an Init function and store it in a boolexpr that you can use as an argument in all enums that take require it as a filter. You could also check for unit alliance in a boolexpr function by setting a global player variable right before enumerating so you wouldn't have to take an arctangent for allied units.
The geometry appears to be correct, and I'm quite impressed by that Very Happy
One last thing, you could use a timer with each JabStruct instead of having a global timer that iterates them, it would eliminate the discrepancy in the time between cast and time between jab.
Edit 2: Pythagoras wrote: There will also be a bug that occurs when a unit ensnares another unit that is already ensnared, that unit's movement speed will be permanently set to 0 unless someone casts ensnare on them again in the window of time before the second one resets them to zero.
I had to solve this problem with my buff system for both my status system and for MM&M, I can help you with specifics if you'd like. Wow... That's why I respect Pyth more than the rest of you, guys. XD His mathematical knowledge is just impressive. P.S.: The map is fun. | |
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Bartimaeus Moderator
Number of posts : 865 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 111
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Inferno
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:59 pm | |
| - Balnazzar wrote:
- Wow... That's why I respect Pyth more than the rest of you, guys. XD
His mathematical knowledge is just impressive.
P.S.: The map is fun. Yes, because we all know mathematical skill is the equivalent of intelligence and wisdom. Oh wait... Mathematical Skill =/= Intelligence Mathematical Skill =/= Wisdom Intelligence =/= Wisdom Wisdom =/= Intelligence Read Calvin & Hobbes. Then again, I don't want you reading it and trashing it because it's a comic strip, so don't. Anyways, it's a multiplayer game like Warlocks, right? If you guys would like to make a game, send me a PM/IM. | |
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Balnazzar Elite Mage
Number of posts : 371 Registration date : 2008-10-29 Age : 113
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Communist Propaganda
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 6:22 pm | |
| - Quote :
- Mathematical Skill =/= Intelligence
Mathematical Skill =/= Wisdom
Intelligence =/= Wisdom
Wisdom =/= Intelligence Man, I agree, stop talking about what you don't know, you are annoying, go read a little. I'm a disaster at math, and besides I don't think intelligence can be measured. But Pyth is definitely "Intelligent" in HIS area, which happens to be math, so I respect him because I'm able to identify his knowledge. | |
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Bartimaeus Moderator
Number of posts : 865 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 111
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Inferno
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 6:27 pm | |
| - Balnazzar wrote:
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- Mathematical Skill =/= Intelligence
Mathematical Skill =/= Wisdom
Intelligence =/= Wisdom
Wisdom =/= Intelligence Man, I agree, stop talking about what you don't know, you are annoying, go read a little.
I'm a disaster at math, and besides I don't think intelligence can be measured.
But Pyth is definitely "Intelligent" in HIS area, which happens to be math, so I respect him because I'm able to identify his knowledge. Right, so you think he is very good at math, correct? And you respect him for it, right? Okay, so what you're saying is that you only respect people who are good at math? Because that's what it looks like. The rest of us I'm sure are at least decent at math, so it's not like you should DISrespect us for not knowing the amount of math we know. Then you say that you're a disaster at math, which even makes it more confusing. But what do I know; how am I suppose to know what who says that the banks control the U.S. government when the government, infact, is taking OVER the banks, and fails to provide any evidence whatsoever for this argument, saying with an excuse that he's, at first, eating, and then drinking tea a minute later, and then eating crackers WITH tea after I question him, means? Obviously, my intelligence is so low that I would have no idea. | |
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Piddagoras Map Maker
Number of posts : 592 Registration date : 2008-05-22 Age : 36 Location : California
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Cosines and Sines.
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:21 pm | |
| Well, there aren't many things that I don't do well. | |
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Zync Elite Mage
Number of posts : 364 Registration date : 2008-06-20 Age : 38 Location : Arizona
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Karate Chop
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:33 pm | |
| - Pythagoras wrote:
- Well, there aren't many things that I don't do well.
Based on your picture, ( if that is you ) I would have to say "eat" and "choose a barber" are among the things you don't do well, lol. | |
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Piddagoras Map Maker
Number of posts : 592 Registration date : 2008-05-22 Age : 36 Location : California
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Cosines and Sines.
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 10:03 pm | |
| Why do you think I don't eat well? My hair is pretty uncooperative regardless of the person who takes a lawnmower to it.
I have the inclination that you believe I'm fat from my picture. I'll have to put a new one up at some point that doesn't play into the weaknesses of my facial structure.
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Jay.J Head Admin
Number of posts : 3470 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 33 Location : Toronto
Your Character Level: ∞ Primary Move: Moderate
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Thu Mar 12, 2009 10:06 pm | |
| I don't see anything wrong with his health/physique or hair. It's kind of long, but not really.... | |
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Zync Elite Mage
Number of posts : 364 Registration date : 2008-06-20 Age : 38 Location : Arizona
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Karate Chop
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:11 am | |
| Wow, you got a little more but-hurt about that than I thought you would. My Apologies. Actually you look like the average American build based on your pictures, which, for males, is overweight. That newer picture looks a little better, but I doubt the BMI you should be. Than again, I am 6' 4" and weigh 174 lb, giving me a BMI of 21.2, which is basically perfect, right in the middle of what is normal, and I take pride in that. Here, is a link for it, if you wish to prove me wrong ( or lie about it, as most Americans do, lol ): At the bottom of the link you can calculate a more exact BMI with your height/weight. | |
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AquaAscension Legendary
Number of posts : 580 Registration date : 2008-05-21
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Flying Dragon Kick
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 5:32 am | |
| That could be somewhat misleading though. I'm pretty fit and don't have much fat to me, but my BMI, according to the site, is 23.7.
I'm not fat, but I do have some muscle. I don't know if it takes that into account on the explanation. | |
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Balnazzar Elite Mage
Number of posts : 371 Registration date : 2008-10-29 Age : 113
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Communist Propaganda
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:40 am | |
| Rofl, the conversation between Pyth and Zync is funny. XD - Bartimaeus wrote:
- Balnazzar wrote:
Quote: Mathematical Skill =/= Intelligence
Mathematical Skill =/= Wisdom
Intelligence =/= Wisdom
Wisdom =/= Intelligence
Man, I agree, stop talking about what you don't know, you are annoying, go read a little.
I'm a disaster at math, and besides I don't think intelligence can be measured.
But Pyth is definitely "Intelligent" in HIS area, which happens to be math, so I respect him because I'm able to identify his knowledge.
Right, so you think he is very good at math, correct? And you respect him for it, right?
Okay, so what you're saying is that you only respect people who are good at math? Because that's what it looks like. The rest of us I'm sure are at least decent at math, so it's not like you should DISrespect us for not knowing the amount of math we know.
Then you say that you're a disaster at math, which even makes it more confusing.
But what do I know; how am I suppose to know what who says that the banks control the U.S. government when the government, infact, is taking OVER the banks, and fails to provide any evidence whatsoever for this argument, saying with an excuse that he's, at first, eating, and then drinking tea a minute later, and then eating crackers WITH tea after I question him, means? Obviously, my intelligence is so low that I would have no idea. Bart, this is your stupidest post till now. Probably the most stupid of these forums... Ok, so, back on topic... I'll say this one more time, and I'll use caps so YOU understand it. GO READ. There, you go do that. You didn't read my post carefully, that's obvious, so I'll have to explain it for you, since maybe you just didn't understand it... From my point of view: People have the same amount of "Potential", whether it is in 1 area or in several, in Pyth's case, I can see that he IS good at math, hence, I respect him for it, he knows what he is good at and puts effort into it. In the case of other persons, I don't know if they realize/exploit their potential unless they show it somehow, so I won't have the same respect for a person who hasn't showed me that he KNOWS what he is good at, is confident about it, and knows how to exploit it. - Bart wrote:
- Then you say that you're a disaster at math, which even makes it more confusing.
Why don't you say "It confused me" or "So I'm not sure I understand your point". By mentioning my post, and saying it is confusing, you are saying it's confusing for everyone, which is something that someone usually can't be sure about. (Unless it's a post like Hades', in that case you can say it's confusing, since his grammar was really bad) But by saying "It confused me", or "So I'm not sure I understand your point", you are stating something YOU are sure about, you are sure about what YOU know, feel and understand. The way you wrote it makes it offensive, as you mention me/my post instead of you/your thoughts. Besides, my post wasn't even directed towards you personally. (The first one) - Bartimaeus wrote:
- But what do I know; how am I suppose to know what who says that the banks control the U.S. government when the government, infact, is taking OVER the banks, and fails to provide any evidence whatsoever for this argument, saying with an excuse that he's, at first, eating, and then drinking tea a minute later, and then eating crackers WITH tea after I question him, means? Obviously, my intelligence is so low that I would have no idea.
I told you, go read "Introduction to Marxism" by Emile Burns (I think that's the name) at www.marx.org. | |
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Piddagoras Map Maker
Number of posts : 592 Registration date : 2008-05-22 Age : 36 Location : California
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Cosines and Sines.
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 2:13 pm | |
| Weight of 160 lbs, height of 6'2'', BMI of 20.5. Obviously simply typing numbers isn't proof. I can make proof available, but doing such a thing over the internet seems a little strange to me. | |
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SinisteRing Webmaster
Number of posts : 2032 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 31 Location : New Hampshire
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Telekinetic Choke
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:07 pm | |
| I'm 5'7" and weigh 112 lbs... which gives me a 17.5 BMI. Beat that, you nubs. | |
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Balnazzar Elite Mage
Number of posts : 371 Registration date : 2008-10-29 Age : 113
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Communist Propaganda
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 6:01 pm | |
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Lagger09 Legendary
Number of posts : 535 Registration date : 2008-05-23 Age : 31 Location : SoCal
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: I am the Destroyer of Time... guess...
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 6:21 pm | |
| 6ft ish and 140lbs? I haven't gained any weight since 6th grade despite doing crew for two years. | |
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AquaAscension Legendary
Number of posts : 580 Registration date : 2008-05-21
Your Character Level: 1 Primary Move: Flying Dragon Kick
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 6:56 pm | |
| - SinisteRing wrote:
- I'm 5'7" and weigh 112 lbs... which gives me a 17.5 BMI. Beat that, you nubs.
That just means you're scrawny, you know that right? Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Noob. | |
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Jay.J Head Admin
Number of posts : 3470 Registration date : 2008-05-21 Age : 33 Location : Toronto
Your Character Level: ∞ Primary Move: Moderate
| Subject: Re: A Fairly Simple Map Fri Mar 13, 2009 7:42 pm | |
| You're 112? That's pretty light...
140LBS, 5'10" - 20.1 BMI.
Lol @ how this topic has completely diverged....You want to split this since it's your topic Sin? Or do you not care? | |
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