AceHart
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From within the Editor, with "test map", you can be "observer" on your maps...
Nice feature, for example for testing, like I did now, your own AI script.
Now, a custom race script doesn't, however, seem to be as easily testable
No prob, then. Make your own map!
Said and done.
Now, then, I do have a map with a random "standard melee" comp,
fighting my custom AI comp,
with me as observer (no buildings, no units, no nothing).
Works nicely so far.
But, of course there's a but, as always, I'm not a real observer...
Map vision and such, I have.
There is, however, the select-a-building-and-see-what's-being-built-there.
Or, you don't see what the current experience level of a selected hero is...
As an actual observer, as created by the World Editor, you can see all this.
My question then is, how do they do it?
I noticed too a game-action "allow observers"...
Hm..., well..., no idea what that one does.
Didn't notice any change.
Ideas, comments, anything?
Hope to read you soon
AceHart
Nice feature, for example for testing, like I did now, your own AI script.
Now, a custom race script doesn't, however, seem to be as easily testable
No prob, then. Make your own map!
Said and done.
Now, then, I do have a map with a random "standard melee" comp,
fighting my custom AI comp,
with me as observer (no buildings, no units, no nothing).
Works nicely so far.
But, of course there's a but, as always, I'm not a real observer...
Map vision and such, I have.
There is, however, the select-a-building-and-see-what's-being-built-there.
Or, you don't see what the current experience level of a selected hero is...
As an actual observer, as created by the World Editor, you can see all this.
My question then is, how do they do it?
I noticed too a game-action "allow observers"...
Hm..., well..., no idea what that one does.
Didn't notice any change.
Ideas, comments, anything?
Hope to read you soon
AceHart
