Seal of Light

[Peacehagen]

Type: Instant (No Target)
Description: Activates a seal which causes the Paladins attacks to restore X health.
Seal Duration: 10 sec

I was wondering how do I make this spell work properly? Using the Event "A unit is attacked" does not work, because if I spam the stop button its like the Paladin is spamming out attacks which does not deal damage but heals him.

Thanks for any help on this!

 

[Maker]

Try using a modified Item Life steal ability.

Unit starts the effect of an ability
Ability = your ability
Add life steal to triggering unit
wait 10 seconds
Remove life steal ability

In all it's simplicity, it could be like this.

 

[Peacehagen]

Is it possible to steal à specific value instead of à % of damage dealt?

 

[Maker]

I don't think there is, unless you trigger all spell damage. That way you can know for sure that the damage come from a normal attack.

 

[Peacehagen]

Ok, i was thinking if there is à system on this site that could detect if damage is dealt from an attack and then cause the heal. I found à gui damage engine, but not sure if it works like that.

 

[BeTaGod-]

Try using a modified Item Life steal ability.

Unit starts the effect of an ability
Ability = your ability
Add life steal to triggering unit
wait 10 seconds
Remove life steal ability

In all it's simplicity, it could be like this.

This seems to be the smarter way, try it. But use a timer instead of the wait, ofc.

 

[yeohxin]

So you want a spell that once activated, apply a buff to caster, causing his attacks to restores X health?

I might take a try on it.

Edit: Ok done. Take a look and tell me what you think.
I used Bribe's Damage engine to make it work so remember to credit him as well.
https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/pastebin.php?id=2we5kd

 

[Peacehagen]

Thanks man, I'll try it out

 

[helekiller]

vampiric potion does just that
u can modify the field 'data is raw value' which is standard on false to make it a specific number

 

[defskull]

This seems to be the smarter way, try it. But use a timer instead of the wait, ofc.

Using local variable + wait = MUI too, what's the problem ?

With a simple usage of a trigger, wait can still be used, don't underestimate it, and it should only be used for simple trigger such as in this case, add lifesteal and remove it later on.