Will this work?

[linamus]

Then - Actions
    Set SpellDamageInteger[(Player number of (Owner of (Triggering unit)))] = (SpellDamageInteger[(Player number of (Owner of (Triggering unit)))] + 20)
    Wait 20.00 seconds
    Set SpellDamageInteger[(Player number of (Owner of (Triggering unit)))] = (SpellDamageInteger[(Player number of (Owner of (Triggering unit)))] - 20)

Event is Starts the effect of an ability
Will this action be done after 20 seconds if someone else would fire event? Won't it be owerwritten by new triggering unit?






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[X-maul]

i think it would overwrite, but why doesnt you just set the first triggering unit into an variable...

 

[benj_war3]

Why not test it out?

 

[linamus]

^ Couse if I would set I would need [player number of owner of casting unit]
And after 20 seconds casting unit will be owerwritten also

Anyways I still can use timers






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[Flare]

That'll work. Triggering Unit acts similar to a local variable (i.e. doesn't get overwritten) from what I remember.

 

[linamus]

^ kay ty






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[ManyTimes]

Triggering Unit, Triggering Player, safe bets.
Hence the name "triggering".

Use them whenever you can.

>>why doesnt you just set the first triggering unit into an variable.
That would overwrite the variable, next time the trigger fires. Unless it is a local variable, but I assume it is not.

 

[X-maul]

Triggering Unit, Triggering Player, safe bets.

>>why doesnt you just set the first triggering unit into an variable.
That would overwrite the variable, next time the trigger fires. Unless it is a local variable, but I assume it is not.

okay just a try, wasnt sure