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I'm trying to make a trigger that changes the ownership of the unit targeted by an item to the owner of of the unit that uses the item, how do i detect the target of an item?
I meant when u refer to the unit that the item is targeted in the "Actions" part of the trigger.
For example to find the unit that is a target of a spell u would use "Event Response - Target unit of ability being cast" but for items im not sure which to use.
an item which allows you to use the ability charm, i guess there is alredy one, i just cant remember/translate the name excactly, sth like "staff of dominion" maybe, or just create a new one with charm (charm is ultimate spell of dark ranger, if you meant that)
But what different does it make if i already tried with the other items and it doesn't work?
BTW: Does anyone know which spells don't share cool down? (if i give the unit 2 of the same type of that spell and the second one wont get activated when the first one is used.)
those "other items" have a maximum level for creeps, you need to increase this level and for the cooldown, there is sth like cooldowngroup in the objecteditor for every item, items in the same group share cooldown
Oh, i was looking for a trigger so i can add conditions. but im using the spell as the trigger of the item instead of item itself, seems to be working so far.
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