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Lightning effects linger and aren't destroyed...
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Memory Leaks
Beginner's Guide to Lightning Effects
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Chain Lightning trigger attack
- Author(s)
- TheMaverickMc
- Size
- 21.25 KB
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- Downloads
- 23
- Created
- Oct 9, 2020
- Updated
- Never
- Resources
- 1
- State
Awaiting update
This bundle is marked as awaiting update. A staff member has requested changes to it before it can be approved.
Bouncing spell!
Chain of lightning made with triggers for channel ability, attacks, etc.
You can add debuffs, area damage, life steal, etc.
Can be modified to scale with hero attributes
You can use the trigger as you like, it is intended as a basis for more advanced spells
Chain of lightning made with triggers for channel ability, attacks, etc.
You can add debuffs, area damage, life steal, etc.
Can be modified to scale with hero attributes
You can use the trigger as you like, it is intended as a basis for more advanced spells
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Lightning effects linger and aren't destroyed...
Descriptions are not in english.
Memory Leaks
Beginner's Guide to Lightning Effects
Resource Submission Rules (Models, skins, icons, spells)
- Joined
- May 9, 2014
- Messages
- 1,806
This definitely needs a lot of work for it to be considered acceptable.
Details:
Details:
- This relies on the attacked event, which makes the lightning effect spammable and likely prone to memory leaks.
- Location leaks, as well as unit group leaks, are overwhelmingly present in the trigger.
- The structure of the trigger itself appears to be hardcoded to a great extent. This greatly reduces the configurability of the system, and requires some effort from the user to configure.
