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Trigger wait command
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There are some event responses that are not usesable after waits, like "Target unit of ability being cast". Event Response Myths
One solution is to use shadowing with help of local variables. See this demo with explanations: local udg_
It can be an useful tequnique for GUI users, and worth to check it out for such cases.
It's recommended to use "Starts effect of ability" over "Begins casting an ability", because at yours, the mana for example isn't consumpted, yet, and the ability order itself might still get interrupted so the cast actually never finishes. Casting Events Guide
One solution is to use shadowing with help of local variables. See this demo with explanations: local udg_
It can be an useful tequnique for GUI users, and worth to check it out for such cases.
It's recommended to use "Starts effect of ability" over "Begins casting an ability", because at yours, the mana for example isn't consumpted, yet, and the ability order itself might still get interrupted so the cast actually never finishes. Casting Events Guide
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