The obvious way to turn one unit into another is to remove it and make a new one, which drops the selection, loses the state and flashes. StarCraft already has an order that does this properly - the Zerg morph - and writing that order onto the unit keeps it selected the whole way through.
0x4D (명령 번호) = 42 0x4E (명령 상태) = 2 0x4F (명령 신호) = 4 0x98 (생산 대기열) = 바뀔 유닛 번호 (2바이트)
| 체력이 가득 찹니다 | Save the hit points before and restore them once the morph completes. |
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| 생산 완료 음성이 납니다 | There is no clean fix. Suppressing it by changing the player value gives a wrong selection-circle colour, allied units occasionally attacking, and occasional crashes - the voice is the lesser evil. |
| 부속 유닛이 남습니다 | A unit with a turret, like the Goliath or Siege Tank, leaves it behind. Write the turret pointer back to 0x70 to reattach it; an orphaned turret normally crashes. |
| 죽는 연출이 나옵니다 | That comes from using the remove timer. Use a RemoveUnit trigger instead, or point the new unit's image at iscript 89 - which is the Science Vessel turret's script, and so has no death motion. |
Some target units leave a dolmen. Morphing into a Marine, Wraith, Battlecruiser or Arbiter is reported to, while Vulture and Firebat are clean, and nobody knows why - not the author of the original post either. Test the specific unit you intend to use.
Iscript 89 is worth remembering as the useful blank: it draws and stops, with no death motion, which is what you want for any image that should simply appear. And a transform clears any overlay on the unit, so if you use both, transform first and attach the overlay second.