What does AI Commands do?

[Dregonx]

Send Player 1(Red) the AI Command (Command, Data)

When you click on Command or Data it brings up a number to type in. Anyone have any idea what does what?

 

[Zerox]

Hmm not sure. Possibly take a look at the AI editor and see if you can find anything there?

 

[Crusher]

Ai command is Artificial Intelligence Data.There you can command what will your units build or your enemies as well.That commands runs the Ai Properties which you can found up in your We Near Object Editor!

Note: Ai Is for advanced We Members... :thup:

 

[Dregonx]

Ai command is Artificial Intelligence Data.There you can command what will your units build or your enemies as well.That commands runs the Ai Properties which you can found up in your We Near Object Editor!

Note: Ai Is for advanced We Members... :thup:

I know everything about the AI editor and what it does. I just didn't know what the action for commanding AI did, like what each number stands for.

 

[Crusher]

Ai number stands for Ai Configuration or Settings.The numbers are values in Ai Editor...

 

[Dregonx]

Ai number stands for Ai Configuration or Settings.The numbers are values in Ai Editor...

But how can I tell whats what though? Do I just go through all the values and count up to the one I need to edit or something?

Edit: Btw just making sure, but you do know I'm talking about the trigger action "Send AI Command" and not the AI editor right?

 

[Dregonx]

I found this when searching through everything on google about this:

http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/f269/send-ai-command-43970/

I tried the custom script code and it made an error when trying to save my map using that, so... GG

 

[Dregonx]

/bump common +rep to someone that answers

 

[Dregonx]

/bump

I just want to know how to command the AI to attack, (Not with the "pick every unit in unit group and issue order to attack blah blah) because that just doesn't work if the AI is controlling the unit or units, they will just take it and move it right back to where they want it.

 

[Crusher]

Try this http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/cat_usersubmit.php?view=15516

and this

http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/cat_usersubmit.php?view=53937

 

[Dregonx]

Try this http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/cat_usersubmit.php?view=15516

and this

http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/cat_usersubmit.php?view=53937

Thanks, but I'm not talking about the AI editor, I'm talking about the trigger action "Send AI Command" +Rep anyway

 

[Crusher]

Thank you,but I am not too much in Ai Editor...Perhaps AceHarth Would know this..


(Crusher8: AceHarth where are you?)
(AceHarth: Stfu,Im busy!)
(Crusher8: :O )



Lol Joke don't take this seriously...(Right)!?!

 

[Dregonx]

Thank you,but I am not too much in Ai Editor...Perhaps AceHarth Would know this..


(Crusher8: AceHarth where are you?)
(AceHarth: Stfu,Im busy!)
(Crusher8: :O )



Lol Joke don't take this seriously...

Haha! :thup:

Lol, going OT. I bet he'll edit your post for that lol.

Back on topic.

If there was some way to detect what each number meant, then I could use a custom script code to do it.

 

[radienx000]

Bump, anyone know how to use the [command, data] ??

 

[Dave312]

I've used the action before but only in conjunction with the AI editor. In the AI Editor, you can add conditions to allow the AI to do something, like start building or start attacking. When adding the conditions, you can reference the 'Command' and 'Data' values but their meaning is whatever you define them as in the AI Editor. To help that make sense:

I want to have a custom AI that that only starts attacking when X unit dies. So in the AI Editor, I add to all my attack waves the condition:

(Last command sent, remove the command) Equal to 1

Then you can use this trigger to send the command to the AI:

• AI Attack
  • Events
    • Unit - X Dies
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • AI - Send Player 1 (Red) the AI Command (1, 0)

I'm sure this is only the most basic usage of the action. But when writing your own AI scripts in Jass, you would be able to increase the functionality of these commands to get the AI to respond to heaps of different situations.

Hopefully that gives you an idea of how to use it.

 

[Carnerox]

Holy mother of all thread necros.