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Hi the guys! I need help with this, I need an Item that can only be picked up by a certain Unit, in this case an acient, and not by a hero.
Item that can only be picked up by a certain Unit.
Accname
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You cant really prohibit units from picking up certain items, but what you can do is force the unit to drop the item immediately.
You write a trigger which checks for (event) "unit aquired item" or something along those lines. You use a condition which compares the type of the item to the item type you want to limit. You also check the units type.
If the item was picked up by an inappropriate unit type you force the unit to drop the item. There is an action in the "Hero" category which does that.
You write a trigger which checks for (event) "unit aquired item" or something along those lines. You use a condition which compares the type of the item to the item type you want to limit. You also check the units type.
If the item was picked up by an inappropriate unit type you force the unit to drop the item. There is an action in the "Hero" category which does that.
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a thank you very much
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Varine:
I tried to open a food truck in Sandpoint a few years ago but the city said no, then like two years later they passed new laws to encourage it and gave them all fucking tax breaks and shit. And at that point I didn't have enough money to go buy one so I was way too late to the game once other cities realized they could just bring their existing truck there, or sell their brick and mortar. -
Varine:
I do like food trucks though, they're way more fun than restaurants and usually I also get some of that tip money there.
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Varine:
Restaurants are really hard if you don't have a back up source of income to fund them sometimes, in my experience most owners either got really really lucky, had existing money that allowed them to buy an already successful one, or they have family money to fall back on for loans. It's few and far between to see very inspiring success stories where the person actually got it through hard work and perseverance. I thought about opening one lots and I always just end up not thinking it'll work. I would much rather just find someone that has that money and go work for them
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The Helper:
i am not talking about opening a brick and mortar I am talking about food trucks though I have seen some brick and mortar mexican places open up during covid that are doing good because there food is awesome!
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The Helper:
Food trucks are killing out here because Bars cannot open unless they sell food and the governor ok'd the use of a food truck in front as serving food
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The Helper:
a buddy of mine just opened up a food truck and he is killing it but he is a great cook and has awesome food right in the middle of the pandemic too food trucks are immune to pandemic because they are take out in Texas you will always be able to get take out or delivery
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The Helper:
He is in the different food facebook groups in houston and posts videos of him making his food
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jonas:
@Varine with the restaurants, there surely is a lot of luck and hard work but most restaurants fail because they suck. Flair isn't right, economics not well thought through, food is mediocre or sucks, location is bad, etc. If you're thinking about opening one, make sure you're looking at the stories of those that would be playing at your level, don't let your hopes be dragged down by all the subpar restaurants out there. -
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jonas:
My sister in law worked in a vegan food truck, the owners were also making a killing, added several trucks and opened two restaurants over 5 years
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Varine:
@Gyah Yeah I figured they aren't particularly valuable, but they'll at the least act as a baseline for some entry level work somewhere.
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The Helper:
that field is going to explode and though there is competition there is going to be room for all levels in the coming years imho.
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