Hmmm. I've got this in CB.js that removes any transforming effects on the beginning of each turn.
if (effect.ScriptFlags.get("transform_into")) {
// its a transform effect. revert the unit and remove
the effect from the old unit
var oldUnit = revert_unit_type({ target: unit, effect:
effect });
if (oldUnit) {
// look through the reverted units effects for the
one with the right IndexedName
// maybe this is a case for a helper method?for (var index3 = 0; index3 < oldUnit.Effects.length; index3++) {
var oldEffect = oldUnit.Effects[index3];
if (oldEffect.IndexedName == effect.IndexedName) {
// its the right effect, remove it
oldUnit.Effects.Remove(oldEffect);
}
}
}
say("{0} fizzles from {1}".format(effect.FriendlyName,
unit.GetName()));
var fizzleSound = effect.ScriptFlags.get("fizzle_sound");
if (fizzleSound) {
sound(fizzleSound);
}
var fizzleMessage =
effect.ScriptFlags.get("fizzle_message");
if (fizzleMessage) {
var msg = chooseFromARandomSelectString(fizzleMessage);
say(msg.format(unit.GetName()));
}
}
Any good?
On 28/02/2015 11:18, Carlos Macintosh wrote:
No, I don't think so. When you do transformations, effects don't transfer over, so you don't have to remove them.
