Zoomed Out Camera and WinConditionPack

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I followed Eliwood's tutorial using scar but when I load in the game the units can't be moved and the camera zoom out function I added in scar isn't working.

I copy pasted default.win and default.scar codes he used linked in the Youtube video.

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If the game seems like it's "paused", that means you have a fatal SCAR error. You can bring up the console with Control + Shift + ~ to see what it is.

Otherwise, make sure your WCP looks like:

https://github.com/eliw00d/example-win-condition-pack

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26 Feb 2019, 04:57 AMeliw00d

If the game seems like it's "paused", that means you have a fatal SCAR error. You can bring up the console with Control + Shift + ~ to see what it is.

Otherwise, make sure your WCP looks like:

https://github.com/eliw00d/example-win-condition-pack

this is what it looks like: https://i.imgur.com/6bQ4gJG.jpg

screenshot of console: https://i.imgur.com/NWFzOvt.jpg

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You might have to page up to find it.

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26 Feb 2019, 14:39 PMeliw00d

You might have to page up to find it.

Ok I went up further and found these 2 parts that say "fail":

https://i.imgur.com/4IahMeT.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/CfEzrCL.jpg

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You need to have your code inside the WinCondition_Init function or another init function (via Scar_AddInit) in order to make use of SCAR functions.

I would suggest watching https://youtu.be/RnNdGDXOvbQ, or specifically https://youtu.be/RnNdGDXOvbQ?t=164

Also, per the SCAR doc:

When the game engine reads your *.scar file, anything in the global scope will be immediately called. This may cause problems as some functions are not meant to be used until the game has loaded up all of its components.

The function Scar_AddInit( FunctionName ) can be used to kick off your script. This tells the game engine "When you are ready, call the function FunctionName first."

- http://www.fortresseuropemod.com/scardoc/

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28 Feb 2019, 04:07 AMeliw00d

You need to have your code inside the WinCondition_Init function or another init function (via Scar_AddInit) in order to make use of SCAR functions.

I would suggest watching https://youtu.be/RnNdGDXOvbQ, or specifically https://youtu.be/RnNdGDXOvbQ?t=164

Also, per the SCAR doc:

- http://www.fortresseuropemod.com/scardoc/

Woot! I fixed it!
that's the video I had watched and rewatching I saw my mistake. My code was outside the Rule_ AddInterval.