Triggers

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O hai thar,
as usual, the triggers are self-explanatory and with a bit of work, easy to understand.
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To make these spells work in your map, do:
*Copy all variables prefixed with 'CT_' except 'do_not_copy_me'
*Copy the triggers 'CTspelltrig1', 'CTspelltrig2' and 'CTspelltrig3' and also CTspelltrig4'
*Copy all abilites prefixed with 'CT_' as well as 'Cruelty'
*Copy all buffs prefixed with 'CT_'
*Copy all dummies prefixed with 'CT_'
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Short form of the spell:
It creates a dummy and another four who cast shockwave in a direction. After, the facing of the dummy is changed to set the next target direction until said first dummy dies.


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Well, we start off with 'CTpre'

This prevents the lag occurring during the first cast.
It's fired at the map init, so feel free to paste the actions into your map init trigger, also ensure that the dummy who casts the spell DOES NOT interfere with anything of your map.

Go on with 'CTspelltrig1'

Err, yeah - this trigger handles the actions to be taken when the ability is cast.
Mainly, it creates the dummy and adjusts it's size to it's custom value (called 'CV' from now on).
Why CV?
Because the CV is independant for every unit and randomly accessible.
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After making the actions clear by help of the comments, we go on with 'CTspelltrig2'

Here, I increase the dummy's size by increasing the CV by 2 and adjusting the size to the CV.
If the CV reaches 500, the dummies are removed
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After making use of the comments throughout the lines, proceed with 'CTspelltrig3'

Ok, almost done - this trigger takes care of the effects appearing continuously at the dummies and creates the shockwaves for the dummy
Short explanation:
-I use the facing angle of the dummy which is set randomly [refer to 'CTspelltrig1']
-I set the facing angle to a variable which is increased by 90 everytime the integer loop runs.
-The value 'CT_real' is the angle the dummy appears, while 'CT_tmppt2' is the direction towards which the shockwave is being cast
-At the end of the trigger, I make the dummy turn around by 10 degrees - that value is the starting angle for the next time the trigger runs.
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TL;DR, we move on to the last trigger

This one serves as the control to turn off the periodic triggers if there are no dummies of the type 'CT_dummy2' left on the map.
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Aight, that's it, have fun