My new Warcraft III Minimap - The Neverending Warcraft III Battle

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Back in the Warcraft II days, if you left the game idle long enough in the menu screen, you would be treated to a series of short battles between various Human and Orc contingents. I have taken that concept and put it into a map for Warcraft III.

Enjoy!

P.S. the map is not protected, go have a look-see how I did things

ok, now that's done, its back to tutorial work.....

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Ok i have seen tha map and i have come up with two things:
First: You have to much time
Secund: I have to much time. (Watched in 10 minuits)
(Nice btw) somthing to watch on when life is boring


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Ehh wait... This was my 100 post and it was totally unnescesary (spelling?). I had hoped that my 100 should be a brilliant helping on a hard question nobody could solve...
 
well its also a neat way to show people how to code things like multiboards for example.

And it shows you how to write (mostly) good trigger code - because of my good programming experience I know how to code things efficiently, so I thought I would pass that along to anyone who was interested. Things like good use of variables, how to name things appropriately etc. are all important if you are making a large-scale map. Otherwise you will lose track of what is going on in your triggers.

It's a great sort of screensaver too - leave it running before you go to bed and see how its going the next morning!

You have to much time

I was perhaps exagerating somewhat when I said "I was bored" - it only took a few hours, and I did it while buying time waiting for "appointments" to happen in my schedule. And because I have a fast comp now, that helped to minimize the development time quite a lot.
 
Wow Darg, that's awesome! Not only is the map pretty cool, but I went from knowing nothing of multiboards to actually making my own working one in a test map! Thanks man! :D
 
what? you didnt know how to make multiboards o.o!!!
I learnt it from Castle Defence .. ( iam that type see abit reference know alredy )
 
Nope. I have never needed to use one for any of the maps I've made, so I never to the initiative to learn, or even experiment with them. :p
 
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