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Need help with spell!

12 posts
#1

Need help with spell!

I'm trying to make an aura that damages undead units.
I'v tried with a reversed unholy aura, but it doesn't work.
1) It does not only target undead units; how do I do?
2) It won't damage anyone; how do I do that?
#2
There is a row called targets - check the box for Undead.
#3
You need to create a trigger that every X seconds pick every units within X range of the Hero that has the aura matching the unit is Undead equal to true and then cause the Hero to damage the picked unit.

To make a unit Undead or not you just need to check the Stats - Unit Classification in the object editor.
#4
You do not need triggers for this.

Base your spell on Permenate Inmorlation, change all the text and graphics to suit your aura, change the range to about 800, or whatever the aura range defalt is, and change the targets to what they are by defalt+undead.

Simple, no?
#5
Very simple. I feel a little stupid now. ;)
Thanks!
#6
EkoiYou do not need triggers for this.

Base your spell on Permenate Inmorlation, change all the text and graphics to suit your aura, change the range to about 800, or whatever the aura range defalt is, and change the targets to what they are by defalt+undead.

Simple, no?


Just remember that Permanent Immolation can NOT be leveled up, and that you therefore can't have hero abilities based on that method.
#7
Blade.dk2
Just remember that Permanent Immolation can NOT be leveled up, and that you therefore can't have hero abilities based on that method.

That would explain the strange bug in my now days old map. Grrr... Blizzard.
#8
Well, in fact it's all a dirty lie.

Perma Immo works like normal immo.

Normal immo can be leveled up, but the damage will only change when you turn it off and on again, it is the same with da perma one, just that it can't be turned off/on, and therefore always will deal the level one damage.

It can, however, be leveled up, it just doesn't change the damage.
#9
Seriously? Goddamn those worthless people at Blizzard. This means I gotta redo a good 10 skills somehow.
#10
Yes, I am serious.
#11
Make 3 different instances of Permanent Immolation and remove and add ability each time it detects the player learning that ability?
#12
Would work, yes.
(And as an answer to some of the previous posts: Yes, you need trigger for this spell)