[Solved] Unit stuck after using spell

[Bombriick]

I made some triggers to add global cooldown for an op spell so it can't be spammed but after the paladin cast the spell , he gets stuck by stuck I mean he can't move ,attack or cast any spell.
Can someone help me and tell me what's wrong?

 

[Tasyen]

Removing the Spell the unit currently casts before the Event: "Starts the effect", produces most times buggy behaviour.
Maybe a Stopp Order could solve it. Maybe you need to change the event. Maybe Also a short timer could solve it. Not sure.

 

[Bombriick]

I understand the problem now , I managed to fix it by adding "Wait" action for 1 second before removing the spell and it worked! Thanks for the reply it made me understand the problem.

 

[Light]

@Bombriick: Unrelated, but helpful anyway since the issue is solved:

Your unit group leaks. Remove it by using a variable and the custom script:

• set PalaGroup = (Units of type Paladin)
• Custom script: call DestroyGroup(udg_PalaGroup)

Also, next time, use [trigger][/trigger] like I did for GUI triggers. (Right click trigger name in Trigger Functions -> Copy as Text)

 

[MyPad]

Unrelated optimization:

Better yet, use this script:

• Custom Script: set bj_wantDestroyGroup = true
• Unit Group - Pick every unit in (Units of type |cffffff00Paladin|r) and do (Actions)
  • ...

That saves you a DestroyGroup call and a variable.

Related:

Try removing the ability after the unit finishes casting the spell (certainty of 100% success) or on spell effect (Mostly successful) instead of begins casting event.

Also, in training a unit event, try checking if the global timer is running by checking the remaining time. If it is not 0, do not proceed. Otherwise, proceed.

 

[Bombriick]

@Light
@MyPad

Thanks for the information , I think using the unit finishes casting spell event will fix it too, but never thought about it before.

Also, next time, use like I did for GUI triggers. (Right click trigger name in Trigger Functions -> Copy as Text)

I will do that in the future , thanks for telling me about it.