[Solved] Loading Unit-Type ID values

[Spartipilo]

Hi!

I'm trying to achieve the storage of UnitType ID damage and resistance values in a hashtable, and then transform it into actual Damage and Resistance.

This way I add the damage:

• Damage Set
  • Events
    • Time - Elapsed game time is 0.00 seconds
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Hashtable - Create a hashtable
    • Set DamageHash = (Last created hashtable)
    • Custom script: set udg_i = 'hfoo'
    • -------- Physical Damage --------
    • Hashtable - Save 100.00 as 1 of i in DamageHash
    • -------- Physical Resistance --------
    • Hashtable - Save 0.85 as 2 of i in DamageHash

0.85 means 15% Resistance. I'd like to know how to make it work with 0.15 to make it a bit easier. The actual formula is "Damage * Resistance".

This way I do the damage:

• Damage Itself
  • Events
    • Game - GDD_Event becomes Equal to 0.00
  • Conditions
  • Actions
    • Trigger - Turn off (This trigger)
    • Custom script: set udg_i = 'hfoo'
    • Set PD = (Load 1 of i from DamageHash)
    • Set PR = (Load 2 of i from DamageHash)
    • -------- Physycal Damage --------
    • Custom script: if udg_PD > 0 then
    • Custom script: call UnitDamageTarget(udg_GDD_DamageSource, udg_GDD_DamagedUnit, (udg_PD * udg_PR), true, false, ATTACK_TYPE_HERO, DAMAGE_TYPE_NORMAL, WEAPON_TYPE_WHOKNOWS )
    • Custom script: endif
    • Trigger - Turn on (This trigger)

I tried using Key(Handle) but didn't worked.

• Custom script: set udg_Handle1 = ConvertUnitType(GetHandleId(udg_GDD_DamageSource))
• Custom script: set udg_Handle2 = ConvertUnitType(GetHandleId(udg_GDD_DamagedUnit))

This is just an example, of course. I just used 'udg_i' to test. What I actually need are those handles of GDD_DamageSource and GDD_DamagedUnit so the system automatically retrieves the data of those units and uses it.

 

[Ultimatony]

You can make it work with .15 just do:

Damage = Damage * (1 - resistance)

 

[Maker]

• Custom script: set udg_i = GetUnitTypeId(udg_GDD_DamagedUnit)

 

[Spartipilo]

Yeah Maker! I finally found that way after reading half of google data base! Thanks both.