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[Sverkerman]

Thank you for reading my post.

call UnitMakeAbilityPermanent(udg_Temp_Unit, true, 'A05M')

In this line of code, instead of refering to the integer value of my ability directly (in this case A05M) I would like to refer to a variable that has stored the integer value of an ability.

I want to know if I can refer to an integer variable directly in the code as integer variables only stores numbers and in this case we need to refer to "A05M" which also contains letters. An example of what I mean would be this: call UnitMakeAbilityPermanent(udg_Temp_Unit, true, udg_MyIntegerVariable

Perhaps you can refer directly to my ability in the code with something like this:
call UnitMakeAbilityPermanent(udg_Temp_Unit, true, (GetIntegerFromAbility(udg_MyAbility)


If not, I also want to know how to save an ability's integer value to a variable in custom script.

In my mind it should look like something like this:
call set udg_MyIntegerVariable == GetAbilityIntegerValue(MyAbility)

TLDR; I want to call this function UnitMakeAbilityPermanent and refer to udg_MyAbility - how do I go about it as smoothly as possible?

+4 rep to all helpers!

 

[Jampion]

It's easier than you think. You can just use udg_MyAbility, because it actually is an integer variable.
So you can also use simply set udg_MyIntegerVariable == udg_MyAbility, but it's not necessary, as you can directly use udg_MyAbility.

 

[Sverkerman]

@Jampion Holy shit it works!
Dude you have no idea how much time and effort this small piece of code saves me on my current project! Thank you so much!
Here is +4 rep, have a great day my man!