some questions

[caleman]

when creating units or dummys, is it enough to just give them a generic expiration timer? or do i need something else to avoid leaks and negative stuff?

i noticed how in some maps, units have more than 522 movement speed set and in grafics - inclination angle they have set a negative number for example -90 to make the model look different, question is how they do it since normal world editor doesnt allow this kind of stuff

ty

 

[Hashjie]

when creating units or dummys, is it enough to just give them a generic expiration timer? or do i need something else to avoid leaks and negative stuff?

Yes it is enough.

i noticed how in some maps, units have more than 522 movement speed set and in grafics - inclination angle they have set a negative number for example -90 to make the model look different, question is how they do it since normal world editor doesnt allow this kind of stuff

ty

Yes it does, press shift while clicking on a object editor field in order to allow negative numbers.
Look in the gameplay constants for allowing values higher then 522 for movement speed.

 

[ap0calypse]

Look in the gameplay constants for allowing values higher then 522 for movement speed.

Even if you change the gameplay constants, Warcraft will not allow a value higher than 522 for movement speed. Not by triggers, nor by modifying it in the object editor.
Edit: at least, it never worked for me .

 

[Arhowk]

Even if you change the gameplay constants, Warcraft will not allow a value higher than 522 for movement speed. Not by triggers, nor by modifying it in the object editor.
Edit: at least, it never worked for me .

it will, but it wont do anything. if you set unt movespeed to 800 than print it, it will print 800 but it will move at a 522 speed. theres a custom system somewhere that moves the unit a little bit if the speed is over 522 so it goes the correct speed but it gets choppy past 1200

 

[Hashjie]

Even if you change the gameplay constants, Warcraft will not allow a value higher than 522 for movement speed. Not by triggers, nor by modifying it in the object editor.
Edit: at least, it never worked for me .

I forgot to mention that :/ My mistake.

it will, but it wont do anything. if you set unt movespeed to 800 than print it, it will print 800 but it will move at a 522 speed. theres a custom system somewhere that moves the unit a little bit if the speed is over 522 so it goes the correct speed but it gets choppy past 1200

Exactly, here is a library for anyone who want to try it out: http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/spells-569/movespeedx-gui-v1-1-0-0-a-207607/

 

[caleman]

wow...the shift thing worked, great. how the hell people found that out? idk

 

[Arhowk]

wow...the shift thing worked, great. how the hell people found that out? idk

Its in the documentation -_-