0000123: An entity to check for playercounts in multiple areas

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0000123

Obsidian Conflict

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07.04.2012 00:20

17.04.2012 15:30

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W0rf0x

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TESLA-X4

Priority

high

Severity

feature

Reproducibility

N/A

Status

resolved

Resolution

fixed

Projection

minor fix

ETA

< 1 day

Platform

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0.1.3.5

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Target Version

0.1.3.6

Fixed in Version

0.1.3.6

Summary

0000123: An entity to check for playercounts in multiple areas

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Working name: logic_area_compare

Basic description:
The entity should be able to check playercounts in multiple defined areas enclosed with trigger_multiple and fire outputs depending on which area has the most players.

Keyvalues:

Area(01-16): names of the trigger_multiple areas to check for player counts, should have a keyvalue for each area, similar to logic_case.

Multipleaction: What to do in case multiple areas share the highest amount of players, should be:
-Pick one of the highest areas randomly and fire output "OnArea#" for whatever area got randomly picked.
-Fire "OnFindMultiple" output.

Inputs:

Compare: Check all specified triggers and fire "OnArea#" output for area with most players.

Outputs:

OnArea(01-16): This output gets fired after the entity received the "Compare" input and determined which area has the most players. Should have one output for each area, so if area 8 has the most players, it will fire the "OnArea08" output.

OnFailed: fired when no players were detected in any of the defined areas.

OnFindMultiple: fired when multiple areas share the most players and "Multipleaction" keyvalue is set to fire this output.

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(0000208) TESLA-X4 (developer) 07.04.2012 01:04	Is 'OnFindMultiple' a standard event, or does it include the indices of the triggers (I'd have to experiment a little to find the best way to do this first, though)? Also, would another option to fire the 'OnArea#' outputs for all the triggers involved instead of 'OnFindMultiple' for 'multipleaction' be useful (i.e. fire both/multiple)?

(0000209) W0rf0x (manager) 07.04.2012 01:11	"OnFindMultiple" doesn't exist yet I'm sure, And yeah, to fire outputs for all areas sounds useful, didn't think about that.

(0000210) TESLA-X4 (developer) 07.04.2012 02:04	Well, I meant if the 'OnFindMultiple' output is a normal event similar to the ones commonly found on other entities (such as 'OnStartTouch' for trigger_* entities) or the form that includes a value (such as 'OnGetValue' for math_counter).

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