Haste spell to MUI.

[Andrewgosu]

Haste
    Events
        Unit - A unit Starts the effect of an ability
    Conditions
        (Ability being cast) Equal to Haste (Warlock)
    Actions
        Set target = Target unit of ability being cast
        Unit - Set (target) movement speed to ((Current movement speed of (target)) x 1.50)
        Wait 30.00 seconds
        Unit - Set (target) movement speed to (Default movement speed of (target))

(Target) is a unit variable.

Im gunno mention again, that I cant do Jass because havet learned it (But I will someday). Can someone help me to make it MUI?

 

[phyrex1an]

Add this line as the first line in your actions.

Custom Script: local unit udg_target

Then add this as the last line, to prevent leaks.

Set target = No Unit

 

[Andrewgosu]

HasteA
    Events
        Unit - A unit Starts the effect of an ability
    Conditions
        (Ability being cast) Equal to Haste (Warlock)
    Actions
        Custom script:   local unit udg_target
        Set Ability_Haste = (Target unit of ability being cast)
        Unit - Set Ability_Haste movement speed to ((Current movement speed of Ability_Haste) x 1.50)
        Wait 30.00 seconds
        Unit - Set Ability_Haste movement speed to (Default movement speed of Ability_Haste)
        Set Ability_Haste = No unit

Thank you very much. Have I done all correctly?

 

[phyrex1an]

Since you changed the variable name to Ability_Haste it should now be

Custom Script: local unit udg_Ability_Haste

A comment on your trigger, you should never use any of the move speed manipulation triggers. They are bugged. They totally ignore buffs that gives speed, so a unit may loose speed from that trigger.

It is better to have an ability that gives a move speed bonus and add/remove that to/from the unit.

 

[Dino.pl]

No, your variable should be named exacly the same as in your first line.

Every global variable is something like udg_yourvariablename
In GUI the "udg_" prefix is hidden and the variable appears as "yourvariablename".

When you create a local variable named exacly the same as a global variable, it will refer to the local one.
So the variable names must be the same - that way function will think it's refering to the global variable, but in fact it will be the local one.

Solution:
Change your global variable name to "target" (it only appears as "target", in fact it's "udg_target")
OR
Change your first line to "Custom script: local unit udg_Ability_Haste"

EDIT: phyrex1an was faster, but my explanation seems to be more detailed

 

[Andrewgosu]

Ok, Ill change it.

I was forced to that that spell trigger because I didnt want to base it off Bloodlust nor other speed related spells. (Mainly because I have already used them and basing a spell off the same spell would sometimes not work)

 

[w00t22]

umm whats wrong with blooddust?

 

[Andrewgosu]

There is nothing wrong with bloodlust, bust sometimes basic a 2 spells of a same base-spells interrupts the work of the both spells when cast together/at the same time.

 

[Rabarber]

Only if one unit has them both.

 

[Andrewgosu]

Which in my case, is true.

 

[Persen]

I'd suggest you to use a dummycaster to cast a speed-enhancing spell.
Would easily be MUI compatible.

 

[Andrewgosu]

Yep. But if that works than im happy with it. Anyway, Im trying to learn trigger enchanted spells.