Statistics: Posted by Plasma_Wolf — 29 Dec 2012, 12:47

Code:

local ScenarioUtils = import('/lua/sim/ScenarioUtilities.lua')
local ScenarioFramework = import('/lua/ScenarioFramework.lua')

function OnPopulate()
    ScenarioUtils.InitializeArmies()
    ScenarioFramework.SetPlayableArea('AREA_1' , false)
end

Statistics: Posted by ozonex — 28 Dec 2012, 15:23

• click "new" in the Areas screen, you'll see "AREA_1" appear with four times the value "0" behind it.
• Click somewhere in the values part of AREA_1, then change the 0 values into what you want.
• The first value is the x-coordinate where the area begins, the second is the y-coordinate where the area begins, the third is the x-coordinate where the area ends, the last is the y-coordinate where the area ends. While changing the values, you'll see a white rectangle appear and change sizes. The coordinates go up to the value of the size of your map (so if you want a 512x1024 map, you'll probably set your values to 256,0,768,1024)

Code:

function OnStart(self)
   ScenarioFramework.SetPlayableArea('AREA_1' )
end

Statistics: Posted by Plasma_Wolf — 28 Dec 2012, 12:47

Statistics: Posted by Ze_PilOt — 28 Dec 2012, 11:38

Statistics: Posted by ozonex — 28 Dec 2012, 11:02