I need to use properties and end of game widgets so that if one team loses all of its players, then end the game and use an end of game widget to display a property showing that the other team has won. Can someone help?
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The following tutorial is to check for one specific team to lose all its players
Step 1: Place a lifecycle device, a relay, a counter, and a property device.
Step 2: Next connect the lifecycle device to the relay like so
Step 3: Click on the relay and match the content to the image
(you can set the team number to any you’d like. Also, you will have to repeat this tutorial for each team)
Step 4: Click on property and change the name and type
Step 5A: Connect the relay device to the counter and wire like so
Step 5B: Click on the counter and head over to the property tab; match it to the image
First part done! Onto the second part.
Step 6: Add a knockout manager, another relay device, and an end game device
Step 7: Connect the knockout device to the relay like so
Step 8: Next click on the relay and edit the contents like so
(MAKE SURE YOU SWITCH TEAM 1 TO THE TEAM YOU ARE USING)
Step 9: Connect the relay to the counter and make it decrement the value
Step 10: Next, add a checker device and connect the relay to it
Step 11: Now open up the checker, and head over to the Check #1 tab and change it to match the image
Step 12: This is the final step. Connect the checker to the end game function
Next add an end of game widget (if you haven’t already) and set the property option to gameWinner, then add a property block, name it gameWinner, and set it to a text property. Next, connect a trigger to the checker function, then go into blocks and when triggered. In the code, use the setProperty block to set the gameWinner property to “Team 1 won” by using a text block.
(Sorry, did not have time to take images, if you need them to do this, let me know and I will get them later)
Hopefully this helps you! Let me know if it does not work, I’ll work on fixing it!
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Oops forgot the end-of-game widget. Give me a minute to add that
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I did add it…. I edited the post
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really good tutorial, but I got lost in the coding. Can you please add a picture of the code?
I am sorry to inform you, but this user has not been active since June 13th, so I would not expect a reply from this user. I would recomend that you ask @getrithekd, @Blackhole927, @mysz, or most regulars except me, I’m a designer not a coder.
thank you for informing me
Your welcome.
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