[Solved] The leak clearance wont work

[Chewii]

Wc3 wont start because of this leak clearance, what am I doing wrong in this trigger?

• Ice Bolt
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit Starts the effect of an ability
  • Conditions
    • (Ability being cast) Equal to Ice Bolt
  • Actions
    • Set IceBoltIndex = (IceBoltIndex + 1)
    • Set IceBoltCaster[IceBoltIndex] = (Casting unit)
    • Set IceBoltPoints[IceBoltIndex] = (Position of IceBoltCaster[IceBoltIndex])
    • Unit - Create 1 ICe bolt dummy for (Owner of IceBoltCaster[IceBoltIndex]) at IceBoltPoints[IceBoltIndex] facing (Facing of IceBoltCaster[IceBoltIndex]) degrees
    • Unit - Add a 2.40 second Generic expiration timer to (Last created unit)
    • Set IceBoltUnit2[IceBoltIndex] = (Last created unit)
    • Set IceBoltReal[IceBoltIndex] = (Facing of IceBoltUnit2[IceBoltIndex])
    • Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_IceBoltPoints[IceBoltIndex])
    • Trigger - Turn on Ice Bolt Loop <gen>
    • Wait 2.00 seconds
    • Trigger - Turn off Ice Bolt Loop <gen>

 

[The_Silent]

could be because of the loop

 

[Chewii]

What do you mean?

edit: You mean the turn on and turn off or the trigger itself?

 

[The_Silent]

The trigger, as far as i recall, looping into the infinite causes wc3 to crash.

 

[Chewii]

Well i have the loop disabled and still wont work.

 

[The_Silent]

Are you sure it's exactly that trigger, can't see any flaws in it...

 

[Chewii]

Yes 100% exactly it

edit: or there's one thing the turn off and turn on triggers are disabled because i disabled the loop trigger.

 

[ap0calypse]

GUI-vriables have "udg_" in front of them (user defined globals).

Here is what you have written:

• Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_IceBoltPoints[IceBoltIndex])

Here is what it should be:

• Custom script: call RemoveLocation(udg_IceBoltPoints[udg_IceBoltIndex])

See the difference?
Always remember to add that "udg_" for every GUI-variable, in every custom script.

 

[Frotty]

Also remember to post the Error-msg and not just "wc3 doesnt start"

 

[Dr Super Good]

IceBoltIndex is not a declared integer global or local variable.
udg_IceBoltIndex is a valid declared integer global variable.

One of the stupidities of GUI.

 

[Chewii]

Ty apocalypse it really helped.. didn't thought of that the index were a variable ^^
And frotty there were no error message.. the map didn't start up as i mentioned in my posts.

ye stupid GUI ^^

 

[Bribe]

Glad that solved the problem. See, there is nothing "magical" about programming, it only "seems" magical.

 

[ap0calypse]

Glad that solved the problem. See, there is nothing "magical" about programming, it only "seems" magical.

But programming is a magical thing!
Pages filled with text that convert to a series of 0's and 1's, which are able to recreate physics with an amazing accuracy! (Well, science can explain it, but science can do magical things as well...)