How To Pause Starcraft 2
You'll need a (free) Battle.net account to play Starcraft II for free.Screenshot by Rick Broida/CNETAs promised a, Blizzard's classic, beloved real-time strategy game.Ready to get started? Here are a few things you should know, followed by instructions on registering for and downloading the game.
What you can playThe free-to-play option includes the complete Wings of Liberty single-player story campaign (which, incidentally, earned a when it debuted in 2010).You also get access to all multiplayer units in the Unranked Multiplayer and Custom game modes. You can access the Ranked Multiplayer ladder by completing 10 'First Wins of the Day' in Unranked Multiplayer or Versus AI modes.Meanwhile, you can play co-op mode, with free co-op commanders up to level 5 - and that includes Terran commander combo Mira Han and Matt Horner, who are debuting today as part of the free-to-play launch.Finally, if you already own Wings of Liberty, you can get a free digital copy of the expansion pack Heart of the Swarm - though have only until Dec.
8 to obtain that. How you can playStarcraft II is available for both Windows and Mac, but before you can get it, you'll need a Blizzard Battle.net account. If you already have one, great.If not, you can sign up for one after downloading the installer, which you do by clicking Play Free Now on the.
(Curiously, when I did that a little earlier today, I was directed to a Battle.net page where I had to create an account prior to downloading the installer. But now it seems that requirement has been lifted, as clicking that button immediately downloads the software.)You can sign up for Battle.net via your Facebook account or a more traditional email/password setup.
You will be asked for email verification, though strictly speaking it's not mandatory.The first time you sign into Battle.net, you'll need to create a BattleTag - basically your online alias. From there the client will complete the Starcraft II installation.Don't be surprised if you have a little difficulty getting connected at first, or if the software produces a few strange error messages - both of which happened to me along the way. Because this is the first day of free-to-play, site traffic is sure to be heavy.
Hey everybody. Just discovered this awesome software. I've been working on remapping hotkeys for the esport of my heart, Starcraft II.
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Kind of blows my mind that most pro players only use the inefficient standard layout, or a slightly modified version.To check out full details on the hotkey changes, visit:The short of it is, with this layout you hardly have to move your hand. Except to hit shift. Also, the thumb is rarely used, so it sits there a wasted didget.Hm, 2+2 is. OH HEY LETS MAKE SPACE BAR SHIFT. This reduces how much the hand has to rotate in a game, and allows one to rest their hand tipped more inward, taking great advantage of the angled layout.But here's the problem: people like to chat in SC2, and having a space bar that works as a space bar is important for that.
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I can't only have paired keys behave as shift, because one must hold shift to perform certain commands. Thus, I've come up with two solutions, and I need help deciding which ones I should pursue:1) Toggle the shift function of the space bar on and off while in starcraft by pressing '. Since one must press enter to chat, tapping the adjacent ' key is little more effort. When starcraft is not the active window, the shift function of the space bar is disabled.2) The shift function is automatically disabled when the player selects any chat box inside the game.I think 2 is an impractical pain for programming, but then again I don't know much about programming, so perhaps it isn't. I feel like I could do 1 myself, if someone pointed the way, but 2 is ideal for the end-user. Is 2 possible, and should I pursue that route?
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Hey look, it's Baby's First ScriptingHotkey, IfWinActive, Starcraft 2Mbutton::CtrlHotkey, IfWinActive, Starcraft 2Hotkey, Space, ToggleHotkey, LCtrl, ToggleHotkey, LShift, ToggleSpace::ShiftLCtrl::lLShift::lI think I'm doing it wrong. I think the toggle function doesn't do what I think it does. Basically, as I mentioned above, I want the LCtrl, LSHift, and Space key remaps to toggle on and off when a player presses while Starcraft 2 is active. I also want it to auto disable when Starcaft 2 is not active, and return to its previous state when SC2 is restored. Can someone point me to the right help file?
To disable selected hotkeys or hotstrings automatically based on the type of window that is present, use #IfWinActive/Exist.Suspending a script's hotkeys does not stop the script's already-running threads (if any); use Pause to do that.I don't understand the second paragraph.Hotkey, IfWinActive, Starcraft 2Mbutton::CtrlSpace::ShiftLCtrl::lLShift::l I'm trying to suspend/pause this script if the user presses while Starcraft 2 is open. Do I use pause or suspend? Also, it's important that when a player alt-tabs from SC2 that when they return the script is in the same state as it was before (if it was off when they alt-tabbed, it needs to remain off when the tab back, and vice versa).