Units That Popping Up Randomly
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To have the subs move after being placed use 'stepProperty':
<step name="germansCombatMove" delegate="move" player="Germans"> <stepProperty name="resetUnitStateAtStart" value="true"/> </step>Cheers...
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Thank you it worked. Does it work for only country?
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It will only affect Germany. Combat stats are reset normally at the end of the players Non-Combatmove. That is why the placed units don't move.
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How could I make this feature dependent to controlling some territories?
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Not sure what you are asking. If only certain territories are controlled then the newly placed sub can move? Otherwise Germany can not move these newly placed subs.
As to making the 'stepProperty' trigger dependent, it can not be done.
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@wc_sumpton I mean these units will be spawned each round only if the owner of these units control certain territories.
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@Schulz
Gotya'.So if the units are not spawned, the 'stepProperty' would have not effect, even though it is still part of 'germansCombatMove'.
So again my question, 'Why do you want to control when 'stepProperty' fires?'
Slightly confused
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@schulz You can have multiple conditions. Check Pact of Steel 2.
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I though having these subs being spawned wouldn't make sense if Germany defeated or controls no coastal territory.
I don't know how to deal with "<stepProperty name="resetUnitStateAtStart" value="true"/>" even if these units stop being spawning temporarily.
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I think I understand what you are saying. You do not need to "turn off" '<stepProperty name="resetUnitStateAtStart" value="true"/>'. All this does is reset/clear Unit states, which is also done at the end of Non-Combat Movement by default.
The only change to game play will only appear when units are spawned, this will allow then to move during the same turn that they appear. If the units do not spawn, that's ok, there should be no effect.
'<stepProperty name="resetUnitStateAtStart" ' value can not be changed with triggers. But from what I understand by what you are describing that should be okay.
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