Unit

class library.Unit

An instance of the class Unit represents one unit in the game. The units are not limited to moveable units, but every entity which is not part of the background is a unit. For example, the minerals and geysers are units as well as all buildings.

For all possible types of units see the enum library.UNIT_TYPEID. Some types of objects are almost the same, for example there are many types of mineral deposits, but all of them are mineable. This is one of the motivations behind the library.UnitType which aims to to make the list of types more manageable. The UnitType can be accessed by the Unit.unit_type property.

It is possible to use Unit as keys in a dictionary, which might be helpful for bookkeeping.

Properties:

Unit.buffs

Returns a list of BuffID

Unit.build_percentage

Unit.energy

Unit.facing

Returns the direction the unit is facing

Unit.hit_points

Unit.max_hit_points

Unit.id

Unit.is_alive

Unit.is_blip

Returns true if unit is a “blip” - a ping on the map.

Unit.is_being_constructed

Returns build_progress > 0

Unit.is_burrowed

Unit.is_cloaked

Unit.is_completed

Returns build_progress >= 1

Unit.is_constructing

Unit.is_flying

Unit.is_idle

Unit.is_powered

Unit.is_training

Unit.is_valid

Unit.player

Returns the constant corresponding to player which this unit belongs to. See Player constants for more information.

Unit.position

The library.Point2D of the unit

Unit.current_ability_id

The AbilityID of currently used ability

Unit.progress

Returns the progress of currently used ability (-1 if not using ability)

Unit.radius

Retruns the radius of the unit

Unit.shields

Unit.tile_position

The library.Point2DI of the unit

Unit.unit_type

The library.UnitType of the unit

Unit.weapon_cooldown

Unit.target

Returns target if unit has one, otherwise will fail the assertion (make sure not to call this unless certain that the unit has a target!).

Methods:

Unit.ability(*args, **kwargs)

Overloaded function.

1. ability(self: library.Unit, arg0: sc2::SC2Type<sc2::ABILITY_ID>) -> None
2. ability(self: library.Unit, arg0: sc2::SC2Type<sc2::ABILITY_ID>, arg1: sc2::Point2D) -> None
3. ability(self: library.Unit, arg0: sc2::SC2Type<sc2::ABILITY_ID>, arg1: library.Unit) -> None

Call an ability directly, different abilities has different targets. Some target the unit itself (no argument), target a point (Point2D as argument) and some target a Unit (instance of Unit as argument).

Unit.stop(self: library.Unit) → None

Unit.attack_unit(self: library.Unit, arg0: library.Unit) → None

Unit.attack_move(self: library.Unit, arg0: sc2::Point2D) → None

Unit.move(self, point)

Move the unit to the given point, the point being an instance of either library.Point2D or library.Point2DI.

Unit.right_click(self: library.Unit, arg0: library.Unit) → None

Same as right-clicking in the game, for example making workers mine minerals

Unit.repair(self: library.Unit, arg0: library.Unit) → None

Unit.build(self: library.Unit, building_type: UnitType, position: sc2::Point2DI) → None

Build unit of type building_type at given position

Unit.build_target(self: library.Unit, building_type: UnitType, target: library.Unit) → None

Build building_type on top of target Unit, useful for building refineries

Unit.train(self: library.Unit, unit_type: UnitType) → None

Train unit of type

Unit.research(self: library.Unit, upgrade_id: sc2::SC2Type<sc2::UPGRADE_ID>) → None

Research the given library.UPGRADE_ID

Unit.morph(self: library.Unit, unit_type: UnitType) → None

Morph into type of unit_type

Unit.has_target()

Returns True if the target has a valid target and False otherwise.

Unit.hold_position(self: library.Unit) → None

Unit.stop_dance(self: library.Unit) → None

Stop and dance