Also, if you want this to apply to the whole team, I would change the setup teams line from
units = 100 to
units = 1. Do that and make the specific class parameters
0, 1 or
1, 1 like the people above are saying (first number is the minimum number of that class spawned, second number is the maximum. Human players can spawn as this class so long as they don't go over the max number. The AI will then try to fill in the rest and satisfy these 2 parameters, but the AI will also try to match the total number of units spawned on a team with the
units = line). Then there are a few things you can do:
To do what you asked:
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SetupTeams{
all = {
team = ALL,
units = 1,
reinforcements = 150,
soldier = {"all_inf_rifleman", 0, 1},
}
}
To have 6 classes on a team, where there is either 1 human player or 1 AI player spawned at a given time. And, the AI player picks a class at a random:
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SetupTeams{
all = {
team = ALL,
units = 1,
reinforcements = 150,
soldier = {"all_inf_rifleman", 0, 1},
assault = {"all_inf_rocketeer", 0, 1},
engineer = {"all_inf_engineer", 0, 1},
sniper = {"all_inf_sniper", 0, 1},
officer = {"all_inf_officer", 0, 1},
special = {"all_inf_wookiee", 0, 1},
}
}
To have 6 classes on a team, where there is either 1 human player or 1 AI player spawned at a given time. And, the AI player always picks the engineer class:
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SetupTeams{
all = {
team = ALL,
units = 1,
reinforcements = 150,
soldier = {"all_inf_rifleman", 0, 1},
assault = {"all_inf_rocketeer", 0, 1},
engineer = {"all_inf_engineer", 1, 1},
sniper = {"all_inf_sniper", 0, 1},
officer = {"all_inf_officer", 0, 1},
special = {"all_inf_wookiee", 0, 1},
}
}
To have 6 classes on a team, where there will always be exactly 1 unit of each class spawned (human or AI).
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SetupTeams{
all = {
team = ALL,
units = 6,
reinforcements = 150,
soldier = {"all_inf_rifleman", 1, 1},
assault = {"all_inf_rocketeer", 1, 1},
engineer = {"all_inf_engineer", 1, 1},
sniper = {"all_inf_sniper", 1, 1},
officer = {"all_inf_officer", 1, 1},
special = {"all_inf_wookiee", 1, 1},
}
}
Also note that the
SetupTeams function isn't the only way to create a team. You could achieve the exact same thing like this:
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SetTeamName(1, "ALL") -- sorry if "ALL" is the wrong name
SetUnitCount(1, 6) -- equivalent to putting units = 6 in the SetupTeams for team 1
SetReinforcementCount(1, 150) -- equivalent to putting reinforcements = 150 in the SetupTeams for team 1
AddUnitClass(1, "all_inf_rifleman", 1, 1) -- equivalent to putting soldier = {"all_inf_rifleman", 1, 1} in the SetupTeams for team 1
AddUnitClass(1, "all_inf_rocketeer", 1, 1)
AddUnitClass(1, "all_inf_sniper", 1, 1) -- the order of classes is important here: soldier, assault, sniper, engineer, officer, special; SetupTeams sorts these automatically
AddUnitClass(1, "all_inf_engineer", 1, 1)
AddUnitClass(1, "all_inf_officer", 1, 1)
AddUnitClass(1, "all_inf_wookiee", 1, 1)