whow can you set lvls of custom ability's lvl1 15% lvl 2 30 %

[jasond10]

hie guys there hey when you make custom spells ,example a knockback whow can you ... i mean like lvl 1 you will be having 15% and lvl 2 you will be having 20% knockback chance how do we do this? please reply.....

 

[defskull]

• Actions
  • If (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
    • If - Conditions
      • (Random integer number between 1 and 100) Less than or equal to (10 + (5 x (Level of Acid Bomb for (Triggering unit))))
    • Then - Actions
    • Else - Actions

Starts chance at 15%, next level would be 20%, 25% and so on

 

[Dr. Boom]

Edit: Ahh ok you changed it ^^

 

[defskull]

Haha!

 

[jasond10]

then whow will i come to know that .......i mean teach me also? pleasee

 

[Dr. Boom]

Sorry but ... w h a t? =O

 

[defskull]

He wants us to fully teach him to do that spell, lolz.

 

[ThaAthael]

Event: unit becomes attacked
you can add a condition like real - damage taken more than 50.0
actions:
if random number between 1 and 100 equal or less than (10 + level of <dummy ability* for attacking unit>)
pause unit
now depending on more or less pretty coding, use either a wait or start a one-shot timer.
I'll be sloppy now and just use
wait - (level of ability * 0.50) seconds (just a suggestion to modify the bash duration)
unpause triggering unit.
Remember that in a wait you cannot address other units than triggering unit, thus for other abilities a wait is pretty useless.

If you want to have a knockback inbetween, I'd use instead of the suggested wait the following (you'll need a global point variable Loc; nicer would be a local one in jass to ensure MUI, though..):
for loop integer A from 1 to 5, do:
{set Loc = position of triggering unit
unit - move triggering unit instantly 25 with polar offset (unit facing direction -180 degrees)
custom function - call Removlocation (udg_Loc)
wait 0.1 seconds
}
wait (whatever time left until stun is over)
unpause unit


Hope this does it for you.. if you want another angle to hit the unit along, just experiment a bit... (e.g. before loop turn unit instantly facing (angle between attacking unit and attacked unit/triggerung unit)

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*I'd suggest moon glaive as dummy ability since it really does nothing already

 

[jasond10]

thanks

thanks buddy that helps thanks for withdrawing your tym gre_h

 

[jasond10]

heyyyy

heyy no no no no no no no no no no no no i dont want to learn the spell man.all is that i am sayin is when you create a knockback whow i am goin to set its percentage means that --- lvl1 15%----lvl2 20%----lvl3 30%--- thats all i want to know yaar pleasee reply i am making a map and i need your help !!!

 

[Vladadamm]

with an "if then else" who detect if your spell is lvl 1/2/3. After, he do the percentage with the technique of deskfull ( replace (10 + (5 x (Level of Acid Bomb for (Triggering unit)))) by 15/20/30% )

 

[Dr Super Good]

(Random integer number between 1 and 100) Less than or equal to (10 + (5 x (Level of Acid Bomb for (Triggering unit))))

This is why you should pay attention at maths class.

What both 100 and 10+5*X have in common are they are both divisible by 5...

(Random integer number between 1 and 20) Less than or equal to (2 + (Level of Acid Bomb for (Triggering unit)))

This saves a multiplication.

heyy no no no no no no no no no no no no i dont want to learn the spell man.all is that i am sayin is when you create a knockback whow i am goin to set its percentage means that --- lvl1 15%----lvl2 20%----lvl3 30%--- thats all i want to know yaar pleasee reply i am making a map and i need your help !!!

I believe for the pass range you are after an array to do this (or some stupidly complex formula so lets stick to the array). Basically make an integer array where the index corrosponds to the ability level. Thus intarray[1] = 15%, intarray[2] = 20% and intarray[3] = 30% etc.
The value depends on how chance is implimented, in above ways it would be just the integer value in percentage (15 for level 1) but in my way it would be that divided by 5 (so 3 for level 1).

In the trigger where chance hits/misses are computed, you just use the ability level as the index to that array. This maintains a high level of efficency while providing far more customizability than formulas can (eg in the case that they are not continious).