Looking at this video, you should be able to do it (tutorial from onetwo)
The main difference is that you can use the UI module of the editor for that instead of exporting/importing any files.
So, open the UI module, right click the left panel and add a new layout. Then you can add the code like onetwo did. All of Blizzard's layout files are in the left panel. You don't need to alter it.
After changing the code, you need to compile it using the green XML button at the top. Then you can save the map and test it.
I suggest you to use a more advanced text editor and copy and paste the changed code into the editor's text field. It's easy to lose your code or beak something in it. Other editors work properly with their undo operations, so you can revert your last changes easily.
Also, you can find tutorials on how to write the UI xml code here on mapster.
I want to have a command card that is a line at the bottom like it is in WoW and a few sc2 hero maps I've seen. How do I do this?
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Looking at this video, you should be able to do it (tutorial from onetwo)
The main difference is that you can use the UI module of the editor for that instead of exporting/importing any files.
So, open the UI module, right click the left panel and add a new layout. Then you can add the code like onetwo did. All of Blizzard's layout files are in the left panel. You don't need to alter it.
After changing the code, you need to compile it using the green XML button at the top. Then you can save the map and test it.
I suggest you to use a more advanced text editor and copy and paste the changed code into the editor's text field. It's easy to lose your code or beak something in it. Other editors work properly with their undo operations, so you can revert your last changes easily.
Also, you can find tutorials on how to write the UI xml code here on mapster.
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Great! This should work.
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