Recent content by cleeezzz

look up some damage detection systems and go from there. or learn how to use the event, <Specific Unit> takes damage, which is the same thing

^effect on crit you basically cannot unless you trigger your crits

make an array variable, unit type. for example: UnitType set UnitType[1] = Ents set UnitType[2] = Wisps when you spawn, create <number of units> of type UnitType[Hero Level]

post the trigger

nice, i forgot about hashtables, i stopped coding as that patch came out got used to using indexing as an alternative

easiest way to do it without triggering the fireball itself is probably: you will need a unit indexing system, like AIDS [EDIT: nevermind, forgot about hashtables] -Make firebolt a dummy spell (spell that does nothing) -Detect unit casting firebolt -Create a dummy to cast the real firebolt at...

dude what the hell, i dont even know why you're mad at me

oh and your unit will die because your filter func doesn't prevent any of your allied units or the caster himself from being selected

local real DNewX = DX + OFFSET * Cos(s.angle) local real DNewY = DY + OFFSET * Sin(s.angle) s.angle should be in radians, however, call SetUnitFacing(s.Dummy, s.angle) should be in degrees

what i was trying to say was, what part of your game would need such a system? you must take into consideration that these systems take a long time to write and/or implement and bring down performance if there are too many projectiles (combined with leaking) you must decide whether your game...

how will it improve gameplay?

if possible, could you upload the map? (you can pm too). sometimes, it just takes a little tinkering and experimenting. from your code itself, it looks perfectly fine

it should definitely be matching unit, add another condition such as "Matching Unit is alive" it may be bugging because it counts a dead building

that was the result i got when i tested, though i didn't bother testing with another player so iono

Actions Player - Set Player 1 (Red) Is Observer to 750 what do you change 750 to? i guess 0 is not observer and anything above 0 is observer.