I have been fiddling around with triggers like this trying to accomplish this, i cannot no matter what i do, get only a single leader board to display to a single player, it is all, all or none, how can i fix this, do i need to make my own action definitions?
Doing this can be annoying. First, call the function that hides all leader boards for all players. Then, enable showing state for the leader board you want for each player. Disable showing state for the others.
I think. There is a tricky order for making this work. I'm not at my computer at the moment, If it doesn't work this way, reply here. I'll be able to heck my computer in about an hour.
yeah im still having problems with this... Seems like no matter what i try (Even hide all, show for the right player, then disable show for all the wrong players) dose not work, it is like an all or nothing deal, the leader board will display to all players or no players /= any more suggestions?
Thats my problem i make a leader board, assign it to a Leaderboard Var. Array, 14 times, for a size 14 array, i use the enable/disable showing state action for each players with the variable but it dose not work, i dont know what i am doing wrong all the actions make sense to me. Ive tried it several different ways.
Some time ago, I tried something very similar, and I finally gave up. Best option is to make a dialog box that you set up to look like a leaderboard. At least, from my experience.
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I really really need need to make 14 leader boards, and display a different one to each player, i tried to accomplish that with this trigger.
I have been fiddling around with triggers like this trying to accomplish this, i cannot no matter what i do, get only a single leader board to display to a single player, it is all, all or none, how can i fix this, do i need to make my own action definitions?
@Antimatterthunder: Go
Doing this can be annoying. First, call the function that hides all leader boards for all players. Then, enable showing state for the leader board you want for each player. Disable showing state for the others.
I think. There is a tricky order for making this work. I'm not at my computer at the moment, If it doesn't work this way, reply here. I'll be able to heck my computer in about an hour.
Seems like this could be shortened quite a bit...
For each player P do actions
Create a leaderboard
Variable - Set Leaderboard[P] = (last created leaderboard)
Hide All Leaderboards
For each player P do actions
Leaderboard - Enable showing state for Leaderboard[P] for Player Group[P]
yeah im still having problems with this... Seems like no matter what i try (Even hide all, show for the right player, then disable show for all the wrong players) dose not work, it is like an all or nothing deal, the leader board will display to all players or no players /= any more suggestions?
@Antimatterthunder: Go Bump
double bump
make your own leaderboard, then you get full control over it. It's basically just a list dialog so it's not that hard to make one.
Thats my problem i make a leader board, assign it to a Leaderboard Var. Array, 14 times, for a size 14 array, i use the enable/disable showing state action for each players with the variable but it dose not work, i dont know what i am doing wrong all the actions make sense to me. Ive tried it several different ways.
@Antimatterthunder: Go
Some time ago, I tried something very similar, and I finally gave up. Best option is to make a dialog box that you set up to look like a leaderboard. At least, from my experience.