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Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 21:45**

Simply set as victory condition "Script say it so". Then it work.

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 21:49**

If set “script say so’, than scenario can’t be finished (AI players stay at the Diplomacy panel)

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 21:57**

That is normal. You must script it, what the AI doit. In all EE2 scenarios the ai are on "off" and are completely scripted.

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:02**

Bogdan wrote: ↑15 Jul 2018, 20:58 P.S. Can't attach .scn file here, so share it via cloud

Fixed, thanks.

Bogdan wrote: ↑15 Jul 2018, 20:58 I'll check it again now

Added after 27 minutes 59 seconds:
May be no units left. Anyway, it's not a problem; the real problem is quitting "not AI player" error.

Are you sure it happens after the double check? PlayerInGame() and !IsPlayerHumanControlled()?

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:06**

Even if I code victory conditions, how the “script say so” setting will prevent “not AI” errors?

Added after 4 minutes 2 seconds:
Hm, didn’t know about PlayerInGame. How can it help and where to isert it?

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:07**

Missed my post? viewtopic.php?p=24002#p24002

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:16**

Yep)

Added after 7 minutes 43 seconds:
So it’s like

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ACTION KingDeadAction2
SCRIPT WORLD
if (PlayerInGame(2)){
if(!IsPlayerHumanControlled(2)){
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,true);
  ForceSurrenderOffer(2, 1);
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,false);
}
else {
...

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:18**

On my pc that scenario work on "Script say it so". I would say, that you finish it on this victory condition.

My advice new rules or actions you can test wonderful in the Boston mission from Mad doc.

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:26**

Did you finish playing the whole scenario? How lond did you play?

Posted: **15 Jul 2018, 22:29**

Bogdan wrote: ↑15 Jul 2018, 22:16 Yep)

Added after 7 minutes 43 seconds:
So it’s like
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ACTION KingDeadAction2
SCRIPT WORLD
if (PlayerInGame(2)){
if(!IsPlayerHumanControlled(2)){
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,true);
  ForceSurrenderOffer(2, 1);
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,false);
}
else {
...

Could be something like:

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if ((PlayerInGame(2)) && (!IsPlayerHumanControlled(2))){
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,true);
  ForceSurrenderOffer(2, 1);
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,false);
}

or:

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if (PlayerInGame(2){
  if (!IsPlayerHumanControlled(2)){
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,true);
  ForceSurrenderOffer(2, 1);
  SetAIDiplomacyEnabled(2,false);
  }
}

Changing && to || would mean "or".
Those are pretty common operations, used in almost every programming language. So it's worth to learn it 1 time, and will be used everywhere else.

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