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Yeah Skrillex, although that was a pretty old times, like 5 years ago.
The idea is you diff the raw time structures, then convert into human friendly form. Generally the raw time structure difference is implemented in the form of a 64 bit arithmetic operation. Other times for more complex time structures they might have some other algorithm. In any case it saves you caring how it is done.
What example?! I think the posting failed.
Generally you never subtract hours, minutes and seconds, rather the base times (usually seconds or microseconds depending on timing standard) and then convert into hours, minutes and seconds.
In C++ Microsoft provides you with functions to do this automatically (take in two time structures and works out the difference) I would imagine VB has the same.
You also can substract it like learned in school, but just do the way you feel more comfortable with.
Hiho
You can convert all into seconds, then substract it, and then convert back again.
Hey, you're welcome also to participate in next Zephyr discussion if you're interested: https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/contest-submission-233/zephyr-13-discussion-267951/
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SecretBoss , mamaw sa World of Chaos. haha
ilan hero n b ntry mo?
I'm more a fan of Jacksepticye,but i like Pewds as well
Yes. If you only have to remove the location before a re-assignment of the variable.
You can read my tutorial about memory leaks, it explains it.
It seems you are a fan of Pewds,a Bro
Hiho,
I also posted something in the thread.
And if you want to include cases with stop/continue of training, I suggest to use the training detection system.
what role do you want your hero to be?
Heyho GywGod133! Haven't seen you for a while.
Idk, best is always to create a thread in forum.
This is fastest way to get good solutions.
Not that I don't want to help, but if I read a thread where I can help easily I anway will.
I'm not too experienced with mentioned stuff, others might help in a better way. Or a tutorial maybe.
Greetings!
Thank you! And thanks for the cake!
It's tagalog, not Filipino (FiSH knows the difference, and I also know it too). This was based on baybayin. Thanks for the comment and be sure to pm DEAD FiSH, the creator of the script, if you need something. (I didn't create that, awesome fish did)
I suppose you could say that, since both have a C-like syntax xD
Both vJass and Zinc were created by Vexorian ^^
And in fact, Zinc will compile to vJass which then will compile to Jass, (Zinc -> vJass -> Jass).
The link I sent you was for the newest version of the JNGP, which is more stable.
And good luck with your studies then
Let me know if you need help
Hello GywGod133
What do you mean by "downloading Zinc"?
Zinc comes with Jass NewGen Pack, the same way vJass does.
http://blizzardmodding.info/4263/the-jass-newgen-pack-jngp-2-0/
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Aw Yeah.
Best is you open a thread about the problem.
Thx for the support , I appreciate it , BTW it's not all my work xD , Hayate helped me with some , and the Tidal Lord is Terassques.
Here are some good spells reference for the concept :
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/spells-569/dark-wave-v1-4-a-260064/?prev=d%3Dlist%26r%3D20%26u%3Dusd99
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/spells-569/imba-arrow-v1-0-a-260603/
There are more, but these can be good references for now.
Still, I wait for the code so i can take closer examination.
Would you mind showing your code? I'm kinda lazy today, so I'll take a look on the code instead.
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Your welcome. If you're having issues, I'll think of making a direct spell sample to follow.
I recall I made something similar to this with hash in the old days. I'll help you, but I can't do it now, you don't mind if I send you for it tomorrow?
Or I'll just give the main points :
Create a group, then whenever the unit takes damage from the spell, add them to this exclusion group. Whenever you loop, check if it's in the exclusion group, if they're there, ignore them else damage and register them.
Thanks
Soon i will post the spellpack with documentation
Sorry but I don't really understand your concept. But as long as it's a combo, then yes it's allowed.
Hey, your post is stretching the page. Mind to fix it? :) https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/spells-569/mana-burst-v1-0-a-260220/?prev=status%3Dp%26of%3Ddateline%26o%3DASC%26imporder%3D1#post2624487
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hey hi hello
yeah, but no maximum limit. Choose it wisely
Thanks!
Hello GywGod133,
Could you please make the long trigger line ? It stretches the page. :)
Link: https://www.hiveworkshop.com/threads/dota-2-meat-hook-ability-v1-5-a.258574/post-2604704
Cheers! How are you?
Yes of course the time which is needed to read out the information of an array is "longer" (close to 0) than from a normal variable. Also an array consumes more memory (I can't tell you the exact amount) it's however not much. Probably there is an entry in our forum ( google?).
constant, non constant, array, hashtable ... what to use depends only on the amount of data you want to store and how you wish to access it.
Hey there, may you go and check out my map in progress? give me responses thanks! ^^
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/map-development-202/hide-clap-260747/
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