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Increasing attack depending on armour?

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You don't need a Trigger for that, you can modyfy an Attack-Type to this settings.
Check out "advanced - Game Constants - Combat" there is the Attack/Armor Multiply table.

Edit: If you allready use all Attacktypes.
There is another way but it takes some amount of stuff.
  • A DDS.
  • Save all Attacktypes and Armortypes of all Unit-Types.
  • Use the DamageModyfier Event
  • -> Check for not beeing Spell and beeing the Attack target
  • -> Check out the Armor/Attack type stuff.
  • Do you Multiplier
 
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You don't need a Trigger for that, you can modyfy an Attack-Type to this settings.
Check out "advanced - Game Constants - Combat" there is the Attack/Armor Multiply table.

Edit: If you allready use all Attacktypes.
There is another way but it takes some amount of stuff.
  • A DDS.
  • Save all Attacktypes and Armortypes of all Unit-Types.
  • Use the DamageModyfier Event
  • -> Check for not beeing Spell and beeing the Attack target
  • -> Check out the Armor/Attack type stuff.
  • Do you Multiplier
i don't know of any conditions that can check attack type or armour type
 
DDS at least allows to get "original" damage.

Then read this thread in Lab: GetUnitArmor
It's not waterproof, but should work for most cases to get the armor value.
If you don't know how to use it, you can say. In GUI 1 line of custom script would be needed.

I'm not sure if you want to work with attack types and such -- if you want, then this tutorial is very informative, and worth reading: WC3's Damage System
 
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DDS at least allows to get "original" damage.

Then read this thread in Lab: GetUnitArmor
It's not waterproof, but should work for most cases to get the armor value.
If you don't know how to use it, you can say. In GUI 1 line of custom script would be needed.

I'm not sure if you want to work with attack types and such -- if you want, then this tutorial is very informative, and worth reading: WC3's Damage System
this was so helpful, thank you so much :D :D
 
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