[Trigger] [working] Accuracy Trigger

[WindexGlow]

This trigger is for large armies. The attacking unit's custom value is for 'Burst' and 'Ammo Size'.

This trigger works online.
Tested with a total of 2 players. A total of 75 - 150 units were attacking each other at the same time, all using this code whenever they attacked. The unit's attack speed was set at .6

Variables:
BurstFire [Interger]
AttackerLocation

 

[rulerofiron99]

Please use trigger tags for triggers. And what exactly does your trigger do?

 

[operator]

[Off Topic]

Triggertags added

 

[WindexGlow]

Please use trigger tags for triggers. And what exactly does your trigger do?

It's an accuracy trigger. Whenever a unit is attacked (Units do not actually do any damage) this trigger will run.
It adds burst fire, reloading time (including the clip size) and than calculates the distance between the attacking unit and attacked unit.
Than it devides that to get a small little number such as 50
It now has a chance to hit anywhere near the attacking unit, offset by -50 - 50 X -50 - 50 Y

It's difficult to describe actually, I'll add the trigger into a blank map with a few triggers and post it here.

 

[CommanderZ]

It is nice, but it does fixed damage instead of each unit's attack damage. And I guess it doesn't show any projectiles.

 

[Dark.Revenant]

The trigger is very simple to do; anyone half-good at GUI could do it. What WindexGlow did above the call of duty, however, is make the trigger so darn clean. This is probably the most optimized way to do this kind of trigger, the exception being using JASS.

 

[WindexGlow]

It does fix damage, so the unit won't able to have any damage.
The unit's normal projectile is turned to false. And the unit will also need the passive ability 'Cold breathe' (or whatever the frost worm in wc3 has)
The ability allows you to change the attack projectile of the unit, without having to be cast.