However it gets more difficult when you attack normaly with a cruise missle. Or when you stack it with others and then attack. This way, cruise missles wont work anymore.
*wonders whats happening when you attack with a stacked nuke*

So, cruise missles may not be stacked but you can load them on subs or Missle-destroyers for example.

messagebox 'Blah'
{
Abort();
Do {stuff}
}

In CTP2, it would look like this:

void_f Blah()
{
Do {stuff}
return;
}

Well, Ata, you're absolutely right, it should be a piece of cake through SLIC! Now why didn't I think of that?
Anyway, here's the code that *should* do the trick. Mind that I'm at my university right now and can't try it out:

code:

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trigger 'MissileBugFix' when (special.attacked) {
   if (unit.1 = UnitType("UNIT_CRUISE_MISSILE")) {
      KillUnit(unit.1);
   }
}

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To get this to work, open the script.slc file in the correct folder (if your mod is in a scenario folder it would be [ctp_folder]\scenarios\[scen_name]\ctp_data\gamedata or if the mod overwrote your original game files it's in [ctp_folder]\ctp_data\gamedata - mind that I could be slightly wrong about the names, I'm doing this from the top of my head) and past this code into the file (just in the top of the file would suffice, any other place as well, as long as you don't mix any of the existing triggers up). Well hope that helps/works ,

Locutus

code:

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TypeUnit missile;
trigger 'MissileBugFix' when (special.bombarded) {
   if (unit.type == UnitType("UNIT_CRUISE_MISSILE")) {
      missile = unit;
      EnableTrigger('MissileBugFixTimer');
      StartTimer(1, 1);
   }
}
trigger 'MissileBugFixTimer' when (timer.expired) {
   KillUnit(missile);
   DisableTrigger('MissileBugFixTimer');
}

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Let me know if anyone has any problems,