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Making a unit immune to crowdcontrol

Discussion in 'World Editor Help Zone' started by DaneTheBeast, Mar 9, 2015.

  1. DaneTheBeast

    DaneTheBeast

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    I am not sure how to make a unit immune to stuns, slows (freezes, poison slow) but that it can still be attacked my magic-type attacks.
     
    DaneTheBeast, Mar 9, 2015
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  2. rulerofiron99

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    Try the passive ability "Resistant Skin".

    Another method that will work (but take a lot of hard work) would be to give the unit a new classification (such as "Ancient") and edit your spells to not be able to hit ancients.
     
    rulerofiron99, Mar 9, 2015
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  3. DaneTheBeast

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    I tried adding resistant skin but it didn't seem to work. The unit still wasn't immune to stuns
     
    DaneTheBeast, Mar 9, 2015
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  4. Wietlol

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    I don't know if Night Elf - Spell Immunity removes the crowd control completely but it has a field where you can set the magic damage taken amount.
    If you set that to 1, it might work.

    If not... then you require a Spell Engine to achieve things like these.
     
    Wietlol, Mar 10, 2015
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  5. DaneTheBeast

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    I set the "Data - Magic Damage Factor" to 1 and still the magic-type attackers don't attack.
     
    DaneTheBeast, Mar 10, 2015
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