sorry to bother you guys again, but I've got another noobish question.
I wanted to add an symbol to the infopanel of a building, which is similar to the amor/weapon symbols and tooltips. So far, so good,
the symbol I want to see is shown but when I put the mouse over the symbol I get not tooltipp, even though I added a tooltipp. I guess the
textkey is wrong.
I made a screenshot of it:
The next thing is: In the symbol (which is right to the amor of the building) has a "0" at the bottom of the border, as well
as weapons, shields and amors use to have. The thing is just: how do I change that? I found no options to do so in the UI - Equipment-Sets.
Changing the number "0" is done in the upgrade data tab, the Upgrade: Effects + to be exact.
You have to add an effect that allows levels (which is only with weapons as far as I know). For example, when you click the red plus button, you then select a weapon, click on the "Level" field (in the Field box) set operation to add/subtract/divide/multiply (whatever your doing) and make the value whatever your aiming for. This will make it so that every time you click the "upgrade" button it will do the math and change the number info panel button.
Your picks are in german text and you don't go into detail about what that button actually does. Provide more details and I may be able to help you more.
I'm just going to go ahead and guess that you are wanting that number to reflect the amount of marines you are building? If thats the case then you'd have to find a way to make the build button tie into an upgrade of some sort...that would be my guess.
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Hi,
sorry to bother you guys again, but I've got another noobish question.
I wanted to add an symbol to the infopanel of a building, which is similar to the amor/weapon symbols and tooltips. So far, so good, the symbol I want to see is shown but when I put the mouse over the symbol I get not tooltipp, even though I added a tooltipp. I guess the textkey is wrong.
I made a screenshot of it:
The next thing is: In the symbol (which is right to the amor of the building) has a "0" at the bottom of the border, as well as weapons, shields and amors use to have. The thing is just: how do I change that? I found no options to do so in the UI - Equipment-Sets.
Thanks again folks.
Edit:
An ingame screenshot:
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ModeratorsThe numbers are related to upgrades. these are hardcoded into the UI. I suggest following the tutorial and making a custom UI.
Contribute to the wiki (Wiki button at top of page) Considered easy altering of the unit textures?
https://www.sc2mapster.com/forums/resources/tutorials/179654-data-actor-events-message-texture-select-by-id
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Curse PremiumChanging the number "0" is done in the upgrade data tab, the Upgrade: Effects + to be exact.
You have to add an effect that allows levels (which is only with weapons as far as I know). For example, when you click the red plus button, you then select a weapon, click on the "Level" field (in the Field box) set operation to add/subtract/divide/multiply (whatever your doing) and make the value whatever your aiming for. This will make it so that every time you click the "upgrade" button it will do the math and change the number info panel button.
Your picks are in german text and you don't go into detail about what that button actually does. Provide more details and I may be able to help you more.
I'm just going to go ahead and guess that you are wanting that number to reflect the amount of marines you are building? If thats the case then you'd have to find a way to make the build button tie into an upgrade of some sort...that would be my guess.