Easy Spell Copy Pasting

[Da Fist]

EASY SPELL COPY PASTING

So? How do we do it?

THE USUAL WAY

Of course we copy paste the Spell from a spell pack here in the hive, and we do (or most of us) copy paste the trigger and variables (if needed). Dummy units are copied if also needed (including the spells).

MY WAY
So, what do I do to ease the burden?

Easy.

Though I cannot give (or find) you a easy way to ease the burden of copying needed units and spells needed.

BUT!
I CAN Ease your burden on the triggers.

How, you ask?

STEP 1: Ok, open your World editor.

STEP 2: Go to File>Preferences like this:

Now Click it and wait for a window to pop-up

STEP 3: Find the 'Automatically create unknown variables when pasting trigger data' and check it just like this:

Now, is that too simple? Yes, it is. It's frustratingly simple and you will say : "MAN, WHY DID I DIDN'T THINK OF THAT! "

Now go out there and break a leg (nope not literally)!

 

[watermelon_1234]

This is really simple. And there's already an approved tutorial that covers this information and much more.

 

[mckill2009]

And oh, STEP 4: (optional, yet recommended): +REP is appreciated.

do you want to be banned, asking for +rep is not allowed in this site...

 

[eubz]

Oh, a 4-step tutorial. Really simple tutorial, as watermelon_1234 said.

 

[Magtheridon96]

Now go out there and break a leg (nope not literally)!

This sentence doesn't really make any sense at all (Meaning it makes your tutorial anything but coherent).

 

[Apheraz Lucent]

Actually, it does make sense: It's a common phrase for the actors, which means "Good Luck!".

This lacks a lot, and I'm pretty sure that there will not be much users who will find this useful. With this topic you picked, you can't do much in any way. I vote for rejection.

 

[Magtheridon96]

Actually, it does make sense: It's a common phrase for the actors, which means "Good Luck!".

Yes, I know that, but the usage here doesn't make sense
Importing a spell is not a stunt ^.^

 

[PurgeandFire]

I may link to this if anyone brings it up, but it isn't really broad enough to be an actual tutorial.

~Graveyarded.