Starcraft 2 editor tutorials upgrade#

For example, ground units generally have an anim height of 4, while air units have an animation height of 18. This basically tells Starcraft what 'level' to place the unit on. The other values are not used and I suggest you don't use them.ДЎ9 - Anim Height : This value is the Animation Height of the unit. None is used for all the units like 'glide' around (i.e., all flying units and hovering ones like the vulture).

Creep means the unit moves only on zerg creep like eggs and larva. Walk means the unit does some leg action when it moves from one place to another (in other words, it 'walks' or has an animated moving stance). Even though there are 5 different values, only 3 are actually used. ДЎ4 - Width : I am not sure at this time.ДЎ5 - Height : I am not sure at this time.ДЎ6 - Circle X : I am not sure at this time.ДЎ7 - Circle Y : I am not sure at this time.ДЎ8 - Movement : This value tells Starcraft how this unit moves around. The main thing it effects is how much damage it receives when it is attacked by weapons that deal concussive or explosive damage. This does not actually change how it looks. Any unit can do similarly though (as well as having some strange improper fractions like 4.5).ДЎ3 - Size Menu : This value determines what 'size' unit it is. 49.5 is the maximum and 0 is the minimum. Flying units generally have a value of 255 - meaning 'I can't go in transports.' =)ДЎ2 - Supply Required : This value is how much 'food' (supply/control/psi) the unit uses up. For example, a value of 1 makes this unit take up one little box of transport space like a normal marine. The higher the value, the longer it will take.Д© - Minerals : This value is the mineral cost of the unit.ДЎ0 - Gas : This value is the gas cost of the unit.ДЎ1 - Space : This value tells Starcraft how much space this unit will take up in a transport/bunker. It is recorded in the general Unit score after a game is complete and is also the number of 'kill point' you get if you are displaying a kill score leaderboard.ДЁ - Time : This value is how long it takes to build/train the unit. It is recorded in the general Unit score after a game is complete.Д§ - Destroy : This value tells Starcraft how many points to award a player for each time he/she kills or razes this unit.

Starcraft 2 editor tutorials upgrade#

For example, a unit in the Infantry (T) armor group will get its armor upgraded when you upgrade armor for your Terran Infantry units at an Engineering Bay.ДҐ - Amount : This value is the amount of armor a unit has (before upgrading).Д¦ - Build : This value tells Starcraft how many points to award a player for each of this unit he/she builds or trains. This value tells Starcraft what armor 'upgrade group' to put the unit in. The max is 12.Д¤ - Armor Upgrade Group : This pull down menu will give you a list of all the 'armor types.' For example, Infantry (T) is Terran Infantry Armor, Vehicle (T) is Terran Vehicle Armor, Ground (Z) is Zerg Ground Carapace, and Ground (P) is Protoss Ground Armor. The higher the value, the farther the unit can see. ДЈ - Sight : This value tells Starcraft how far the unit can see (or, in other words, how much Fog of War it clears up). The amount of shields the unit gets is the number in 2a. Any unit may have shields, not just Protoss units. Дўb - Shields : Check this box to give the unit shields. You should check 2b for a unit to have shields first. I wouldn't mess with it too much.Дўa - Shields : This value is just like the hit points value, only it tells Starcraft how much shields to give this unit. Changing it is as simple as putting in another number.ДЎb - Hit Points : The purpose of this little value is still unknown. ARSENAL II TUTORIAL - UNITS EDITOR - GENERAL Basic Properties:ДЎa - Hit Points : This value should be obvious enough it is the normal, or 'default' number of hit points a unit has.