Multiboard question

[Stretch]

Hey guys, I am trying to create multiple multiboards, so each player has their own multiboard and can't see the others. I am having trouble finding out how to only show a specific multiboard to a specific player.

Is there a way I can make it so each player only has their own multiboard which only displays information about themselves and no one else?

thanks in advance.

 

[Bankde]

You need code like this :


Custom script: if GetLocalPlayer() == GetOwningPlayer( GetTriggerUnit() ) then
Multiboard - Show (Last created multiboard)
Custom script: endif


Put your code between If and EndIf. Only the specify player (The owner of triggering unit) will see the change, other will not.

 

[luorax]

If you know a bit about (v)JASS, then you should try this library.

scope Test initializer init

    globals
        Board b
    endglobals

    private function init takes nothing returns nothing
        local BoardRow row
        local BoardColumn col
        local BoardItem it

        set b = Board.create()
        set row = b.row[X]
        set col = b.col[Y]
        
        set b.all.width = 0.05
        set b.title = "Test 1"
        set b.titleColor = 0xFFFF00
        set b.visible = false
        set b.visible[Player(x)] = true
  
        set it = b[X][Y]
        set it.text = "something text"
        ...
    endfunction

endscope

This is just an example to show you how easy to use this library. But if you don't know JASS? then use Bankde's script.
Which looks like this in tags:

• Custom script: if GetLocalPlayer() == GetOwningPlayer( GetTriggerUnit() ) then
  • Multiboard - Show (Last created multiboard)
  • Custom script: endif

 

[xPass]

If you know a bit about (v)JASS, then you should try this library.

scope Test initializer init

    globals
        Board b
    endglobals

    private function init takes nothing returns nothing
        local BoardRow row
        local BoardColumn col
        local BoardItem it

        set b = Board.create()
        set row = b.row[X]
        set col = b.col[Y]
        
        set b.all.width = 0.05
        set b.title = "Test 1"
        set b.titleColor = 0xFFFF00
        set b.visible = false
        set b.visible[Player(x)] = true
  
        set it = b[X][Y]
        set it.text = "something text"
        ...
    endfunction

endscope

This is just an example to show you how easy to use this library. But if you don't know JASS? then use Bankde's script.
Which looks like this in tags:

• Custom script: if GetLocalPlayer() == GetOwningPlayer( GetTriggerUnit() ) then
  • Multiboard - Show (Last created multiboard)
  • Custom script: endif

Erm a question here, i've been wondering for quite some time... how do u guys know all these custom scripts??? Is there a program that shows you the custom scripts??? :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:

 

[skyblader]

No.. you learn it. There are guides around, and also you can study them. By converting all your triggers to JASS codes. But you won't be able to convert it back and if something goes wrong.. Good luck.

 

[KaerfNomekop]

No.. you learn it. There are guides around, and also you can study them. By converting all your triggers to JASS codes. But you won't be able to convert it back and if something goes wrong.. Good luck.

Actually, you CAN do so with Ctrl + Z , but that only works if you don't change the code at all.

 

[luorax]

Some plugin, which the JNGP contains allows us to search for a function. Take a look at this.
HQ libraries (like in my example) contains a detailed description, with the API functions.

 

[xPass]

Some plugin, which the JNGP contains allows us to search for a function. Take a look at this.
HQ libraries (like in my example) contains a detailed description, with the API functions.

Thanks... +Rep. Btw, last question... u said HQ libraries, is JassCraft included???

 

[luorax]

JassCraft and JNGP are tools. A library is a vJASS script, which makes the end-users' work easier. For example:
This is a library, and I think it's HQ, because it's easy to understand and use, has a nice description, and efficient.

 

[xPass]

hmm, u mean libraries are something like... a script written down for people to copy and paste to modify???

 

[luorax]

Yes. There're libraires which contain constant variables to give the user the possiblity to configure them, but on the other hand, there're libraries, which don't require any configuration. Just copy them and use them. Just like the Board library.