So I have this behavior that is applied to the target each time a unit attacks. However, currently theres 2 problems:
Firstly, each successive time the unit attacks when the target already has the behavior, the new behavior is not applied.
Secondly, when there are multiples units of the same unit type attacking the same target, only one is allowed to apply the behavior.
What I would like it to do is have each instance of the buff be completely independent of all other instances from not only the same unit, but from multiple units as well. Right now my behavior looks like your standard buff behavior except for I have increased the max stack count and max stack count per caster to 99. I looked at all of the buff flags but the only relevant flags would be Extend and Refresh Stack, neither of which would be what I want to do. Anyone have any ideas here?
So I have this behavior that is applied to the target each time a unit attacks. However, currently theres 2 problems:
Firstly, each successive time the unit attacks when the target already has the behavior, the new behavior is not applied. Secondly, when there are multiples units of the same unit type attacking the same target, only one is allowed to apply the behavior.
What I would like it to do is have each instance of the buff be completely independent of all other instances from not only the same unit, but from multiple units as well. Right now my behavior looks like your standard buff behavior except for I have increased the max stack count and max stack count per caster to 99. I looked at all of the buff flags but the only relevant flags would be Extend and Refresh Stack, neither of which would be what I want to do. Anyone have any ideas here?
@peranzormal: Go
Ummmmmm..... So the behavior - max count field or whatever is set to 99?
EDIT: Bold like Dr. Super Evil :P
Change behavior's field "Stats:Maximum Stack Count", put something else than 1.
@peranzormal: Go
I don't see why it shouldn't work. Are you sure it is not applied? Can you describe more abt your behavior?