Move an unit every 0.01 seconds of game time.

[REM.Shephard]

I want to make an aura wich increases armor and life regeneration, but I don't want to have 2 icons of the same skill in a hero. So I gave the armor aura to the hero and the regen aura to a dummy unit, but this aura has a 600 aoe. How can I do to move instantly (because of blink, teleportation, etc) a dummy unit every 0.01 seconds?

 

[KaerfNomekop]

You could just move the dummy instanly to the unit with aura's position. Or you could have a disabled spellbook with both abilities, and add/remove the spellbook when necessary.

 

[TomTTT]

You'll probably need hastables, i think. But maybe you can make this with array variables.
Something like when you create the dummy unit set it to a variable and set the caster to a variable, (considering this is only an ability can be cast by heroes, so it wont be more than 12 maximum at a time. If it is simple unit ability, you'll need hastables) Then make a periodic of For each Integer A do actions, then DummyVariable[Integer A] to CasterVariable[Integer A]

 

[Accname]

or you could just achieve the same without the need for any dummy units using hidden spellbooks. auras are passive abilities and thus they work perfectly fine with a hidden spellbook. if its just about the icons this solution is best.

 

[Ayanami]

or you could just achieve the same without the need for any dummy units using hidden spellbooks. auras are passive abilities and thus they work perfectly fine with a hidden spellbook. if its just about the icons this solution is best.

I too, second this idea. If aura icons are your problem just use this. If you're wondering what's a hidden spellbook, basically they are disabled spell book. So basically, make a Spell Book ability. Add your auras to your Spell Book. Then, use this action to disable the spell book:

• Actions
  • Player - Disable MySpellBook for MyPlayer

This will cause the spellbook's icon to disappear, but the aura effect will remain.

Another alternative is to regenerate health using triggers.

 

[REM.Shephard]

Thanks guys, the book thing really worked. Keep on the good work.