Ghost code?

[Hatebreeder]

Hey,
so, I've run into a problem which I couldn't solve on my own:
I#ve once written the line [ljass]call DestroyEffect(AddSpecialEffectTarget(string,unit,attach))[/ljass]

I deleted this line and the trigger. However it still displays the effect for some reason.

Any Ideas why this is so?

 

[Laiev]

maybe it create an effect in object editor? or other trigger?

 

[Jedi]

maybe you are drunk?

 

[GetTriggerUnit-]

I opt for ghost code.

 

[Ashlebede]

Yes, I say like GetTriggerUnit-. This is obviously Michael Joseph Jackson's ghost that shows its existence in Hatebreeder's code.

 

[Hatebreeder]

So no one knows what it might be?

I've checked my code and even the .j File of my Map and didn't find ANYTHING that creates that effect.
Oh, and I havn't used Object Editor to display any effects in my game.

... And I'm not drunk >_>

 

[BlackRose]

Lol. Delete all the code and see if it still happens

 

[jrhetf4xb]

^ Nooo, that ghost code will still remain cuz, you know, it's ghost!
I say you start the map from scratch and see if it haunts you again.

 

[Lyerae]

It's the script coming back to haunt you for murdering (removing) it.

 

[Hatebreeder]

So, the most rational explanation is a fucking ghost haunting my maps?

...

Great.

 

[Naga'sShadow]

Is it appearing at the center of the map? If that's the case its not a ghost, though it may be related. Its just some graphical junk that got stuck in the system cache. Try restarting your computer then loading the map from the war3 menu rather than the test map function.

 

[Jesus4Lyf]

It's the script coming back to haunt you for murdering (removing) it.

Makes perfect sense to me...

I personally recommend you try opening the map with an MPQ archiver and trying to see if you can find the line. Then you could delete it, re-add the responsible file, and the ghost will be banished!

 

[Hatebreeder]

Makes perfect sense to me...

I personally recommend you try opening the map with an MPQ archiver and trying to see if you can find the line. Then you could delete it, re-add the responsible file, and the ghost will be banished!

Good Idea !