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Oh, that's actually a really good idea! And I could make both computer players the same color so no one would notice the difference. Thanks, man!tipereth wrote: Could give the units to a different computer and then run the AI script, I think.
That's an option. Another option would be to run the 'Clear Previous Combat Data' AI Script once you want to switch AI scripts. Then, run the insane AI Script.thebrowncloud wrote:Oh, that's actually a really good idea! And I could make both computer players the same color so no one would notice the difference. Thanks, man!tipereth wrote: Could give the units to a different computer and then run the AI script, I think.
The only thing clear combat data does is reset the target of the AI's attack protocols. It's used in AO and RD to make the AI change targets; it should have no bearing at all on any other function of the AI.omega20 wrote:That's an option. Another option would be to run the 'Clear Previous Combat Data' AI Script once you want to switch AI scripts. Then, run the insane AI Script.thebrowncloud wrote:Oh, that's actually a really good idea! And I could make both computer players the same color so no one would notice the difference. Thanks, man!tipereth wrote: Could give the units to a different computer and then run the AI script, I think.
Yeah, that looks like what I'm gonna do. Thanks Gna and tipereth!GnaReffotsirk wrote: That is correct. When the AI is given a Start Town command through script, there's no going back. It's all stacking from there. Stack more and without proper timing, the AI gets stuck or become weaker than it is.
One solution is to give all units to another computer slot, then run another script.
At least that's how it has been in my experience and through the methods I've been taking.