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[gordonbrown82]

i'm using a modified version of mind blast. here is the code:

 // is creature hostile
            if (IsObjectHostile(stEvent.oCaster, oTarget) == TRUE)
            {
                // remove stacking effects
                RemoveStackingEffects(oTarget, stEvent.oCaster, stEvent.nAbility);
                float fDuration = 3.0;
                eEffect = EffectStun();
                ApplyEffectOnObject(EFFECT_DURATION_TYPE_TEMPORARY, eEffect, oTarget, fDuration, stEvent.oCaster, stEvent.nAbility);
  }

it works for the first time the player gets stunned. the second time the duration of the stun is perhaps halved, the third time it's even shorter and then it gets back to 3.0 in stun time the fourth time. i would like it to be 3 seconds all the time.
 

Modifié par gordonbrown82, 12 avril 2010 - 04:08 .

[gordonbrown82]

df-.,

Modifié par gordonbrown82, 12 avril 2010 - 02:19 .

[gordonbrown82]

changed changed

Modifié par gordonbrown82, 12 avril 2010 - 04:06 .

[Magic]

Only halfed? See ApplyEffectOnObject() in core_h.nss for details. You could check for EFFECT_TYPE_RECENTLY_STUNNED and multiply your duration as a workaround.

[gordonbrown82]

i got it to work properly about a month ago and i didn't do much different than i am now so is there a simpler way than checking for effect_type_recently_stunned? i don't know what that means.

[gordonbrown82]

some other function that can apply effects mayhaps without the modification in stun time if an object has been stunned before?

[gordonbrown82]

no you were right what i did was that i had:

ApplyEffectOnObject(1, eEffect, oTarget, fDuration, stEvent.oCaster, stEvent.nAbility);



which gives a stun time of about 5 seconds no matter what the fDuration is and that happened to be exactly what i wanted to have in this case.

[gordonbrown82]

not sure what the 1 means and why the stun time doesn't change if i change fDuration in that case.

[Magic]

Uh, a lot of info at the same time. Did you check ApplyEffectOnObject() in core_h.nss? The direct engine function to apply effects can be found there: Engine_ApplyEffectOnObject(). My workaround suggestion was absurd, actually. ~~

[gordonbrown82]

YES