Y will be the cell.ĥ = With this, AI will guard area for an specified amount of time. Only use it in maps.Ĥ = Orders the team to move to a specific cell on the map.
Y must be 0.ģ = AI team will move to a waypoint. Only use it in maps.Ģ = Cyborg members of the team will go berzerk. It can be used to make units infiltrates in buildings too. In this case Y is the number of the waypoint.
(Includes Construction Yard)Ĩ = Attack Base Threats (Very usefull for your base defense team)ġ = Attack a waypoint. (Begins with 0 and works like the number in these lists) X is the type of the act and Y is the value of the type.Ġ = Attack a target - In this case Y will be:ġ = Go to the enemy base (Required if you want AI to attack someone, but it isn`t used for APC rushes).Ħ = Attack Factories. Name can be anything.W is the number that indicates the number of behaviours. There are some codes that you can use, but it will be something like this: Then you have to decide what AI will do now. XX is an unused number for the script type and SCRIPT1 is the internal name of your script type.
To make new Script Types, you need to open your ai.ini if you don`t have Firestorm or your aifs.ini if you have Firestorm and go to the ScriptTypes List and write your new script type: What does it target for? Will the units deploy? And other stuff. Script Types are the way AI behaves when attacks. If you wanna post this tutorial anywhere, please ask me thorugh email ( ). Note that it was also originally designed for TS and Red Alert 2, but when it came for EE, it become TS only. Since EE is no more, it has been placed here in PPM. This tutorial was originally written to the old Intel Website (from PPM) and to Entertainment Explosion. I am unable to test everything, however, most of info over there comes from Final Alert 2, Deezire's Editing Guide and also from testing and comparison between script types. The whole veracity of the information below cannot be guaranteed.
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