i was taking notice of the various different opening builds for different races and thinking about how we are able to set the maphack, resource rate, and difficulty all manually.
and thought would it be interesting if for example we wanted to train/practice against a particular build order? for example i want to practice defending a 6 pool zerg rush (thats one of the random begining builds) maybe a possible version we could choose the particular build order the AI uses? or would that be a bit complicated?
it is possible to play against set builds. however at the moment there is no 'nice' way to do this. if you don't mind editing some files you can play against the 6 pool all the time by editing 'TriggerLibs/Zerg.galaxy' and changing line 202 from
int rnd = RandomInt(0,5);
to
int rnd = RandomInt(5,5);
This forces the 6 pool rush. I will be looking into how to make this a cleaner feature for the next release.
If your having trouble doing this let me know and I'll create a version specifically for this before the next release.
i was taking notice of the various different opening builds for different races and thinking about how we are able to set the maphack, resource rate, and difficulty all manually.
and thought would it be interesting if for example we wanted to train/practice against a particular build order? for example i want to practice defending a 6 pool zerg rush (thats one of the random begining builds) maybe a possible version we could choose the particular build order the AI uses? or would that be a bit complicated?
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I had a similar question.
it is possible to play against set builds. however at the moment there is no 'nice' way to do this. if you don't mind editing some files you can play against the 6 pool all the time by editing 'TriggerLibs/Zerg.galaxy' and changing line 202 from
int rnd = RandomInt(0,5);
to
int rnd = RandomInt(5,5);
This forces the 6 pool rush. I will be looking into how to make this a cleaner feature for the next release.
If your having trouble doing this let me know and I'll create a version specifically for this before the next release.
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