Oreo Triggers provides a framework for compiling Staredit triggers. It adds modularity, intuitive triggering, EUD, Switch and Deathcounter variable support, helps you manage your resources and allows for custom built actions and conditions.
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Oreo actually turns me on
most efficient way to make a map ever
-samsizzle
Oreo gives the user variables (called Deathcounters) by allocating and handling the unit death table behind the scenes.
$P1 = new Player("Player 1");
$spawnTimer = new Deathcounter();
$P1->_if( $spawnTimer->exactly(0) )->then(
Display('Spawn timer set to 10 seconds'),
$spawnTimer->setTo(10 * 12)
);
$P1->always( $spawnTimer->subtract(1) );Calculations that take thousands of triggers can be done in a single line with the built-in math library
$angle->getAngle($originx, $originy, $destx, $desty)Provides access to custom conditions by reading from buffer overflows (EUDS)
# not available in vanilla triggers
$P1->_if( $unit->isLockedDown() )->then(
ClearText(),
Display("Your unit is irradiated!")
);Allows for nested trigger logic
$Players->_if( $unit->enters($shop) )->then(
Display("Welcome to my shop!"),
_if( $visited->is_clear() )->then(
Display("There's a one time entrance fee."),
$gold->subtract(5),
$visited->set()
),
Display("You're always free to look around!")
);- Install a local php server (e.g. MAMP)
- Clone or download the Oreo Triggers repository and place in your server's public facing folder (e.g. www, public)
- Create a php file for your Oreo project in the same directory and require the Oreos initialize file
<?php require_once('oreo-triggers/initialize.php');This file (on the subsequent lines) is where you'll right your actual Oreo code.
- Run your php server and visit your project file in a web browser (e.g. localhost/project.php) to compile.