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I've learned a lot just messing around with the Workshop and I wanted to share what I've learned that I haven't found solid information or information that is well hidden. I'm not going to explain general programming concepts here, though. Please let me know of any errors I made, improvements to the wording or examples, or if you'd like to add to it. I'll probably add to it over time.
Be sure to read over the Official Overwatch Workshop Announcement . It has a ton of useful information there (especially the tips at the bottom!)
Especially read how conditions are triggered . It is vital to understanding the Workshop.
Outside of Workshop, like throughout this post, I like to prefix Global Variables with a # and Player Variables with a $. For example, Global Variable C would be #C and Player Variable C would be $C.
If your gamemode becomes large, it can be quite tedious to move and organize rules, conditions, or actions around. If you click the arrow in the direction you want to move it to move it once, you can then just repeatedly press Space on your keyboard to continue that action until you get it where you want it. Hopefully, one day, we'll be able to drag and drop.
Gamemodes can become very complicated very quickly. The way you name your rules doesn't matter, as long as it's consistent. For example, when making Doomfist and Ana function differently, you can prefix all these relevant rule names.
That way, you scroll through your long list of rules, find HERO , and then find ANA very quickly.
It's important to remember that when dealing with array functions, (e.g. REMOVE FROM ARRAY , APPEND TO ARRAY ), these functions do not edit the referenced array. Instead they return a copy of the array with the changes made. So in order to append an item to an array, you can use something similar to:
This will add the number 5 to the end of the Array.
Note: If you did not previously set #A to an array (e.g. EMPTY ARRAY ), appending will convert the variable value to an array with that value as the sole element and then append to the end. In the previous example, if we assume #A was never set and still equals 0, the above action will set #A to [0, 5].
If your Value expects an Array as a parameter but doesnβt receive one, it will cast the Input into an Array of size one. - The same goes for the reverse. If your Value expects a single piece of data but receives an Array, it will use the element in the 0 position of that Array.
I couldn't have worded it better, but I felt it was important enough to reiterate here. This can cause issues when you mistakenly pass an array of players to some function that only accepts a single value and everything works until you add other players and realized that the reason everything worked when you were solo is because the function you're using is only pulling the first element in the array.
FILTERED ARRAY are one of the most useful tools provided by the Workshop. They allow you to point to an array and remove any item in the array that does not meet the provided condition.
You can think of it like a for-each loop. The FILTERED ARRAY will loop through every element in the array provided with the first parameter (REF 1 below). Every element has the second parameter (REF 2 below) called on it. If this returns True, then that element is maintained in the array. Otherwise, it's removed.
In the loop, you can refer to the current element being checked using CURRENT ARRAY ELEMENT .
This will grab all the players in the game that have $B set to True.
REMOVE FROM ARRAY accepts another array as a parameter. You can use this in place of a FILTERED ARRAY a lot of times.
An easy way to cancel damage between players is using Damage Modifications .
The function START DAMAGE MODIFICATION accepts 4 parameters, Receivers, Damagers, Damage Percent, and Reevaluation
Add a rule with event ONGOING - GLOBAL. Under Actions add:
Modify damage to 0% when [All Players except the solo player] receives damage from [All Players except the solo player].
The last option of Reevaluation is set to Receivers and Damagers , because the Damage percent is not going to ever change, so we don't need the game listening for that change, where as who the Solo player is might (and thus the receivers and damagers list).
This is great. I'm compiling a list of Overwatch Workshop Community Resources, and was wondering if I could add your excellent tips to the list. :)
Also, the damage modification hack people have been doing was because there was no damage modification action before one of the patches.
wondering if I could add your excellent tips to the list. :)
Also, the damage modification hack [...]
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