In the tooltip, when you are editing the text, you will see a drop down menu that has Data Reference, Unit Info, Hotkey Link, etc.
You will want to have it set to Data Reference. Then you want to select (on the other side), "Choose Field". From here you can select from most data types in the editor, and then select an object of that type (In your case, Behaviors -> Name of your behavior). In the tree that is displayed, you should be able to select Attribute points as a value.
This will make the tooltip look at the number of points present for the behavior on the unit for display purpose. You can use this number in a formula if you wish, there is a create formula button as well next to Choose Field, allowing you to combine multiple data references to calculate the final displayed value.
Have been looking around a bit trying to find the tutorial of how you reference attribute points in button tooltips, i heard someone talk about it.
However i have not found it :/
Im trying to reference an attribute amount and change the damage in the tooltip, is it possible?
@Softcloner: Go
Any tips on where to look?
In the tooltip, when you are editing the text, you will see a drop down menu that has Data Reference, Unit Info, Hotkey Link, etc.
You will want to have it set to Data Reference. Then you want to select (on the other side), "Choose Field". From here you can select from most data types in the editor, and then select an object of that type (In your case, Behaviors -> Name of your behavior). In the tree that is displayed, you should be able to select Attribute points as a value.
This will make the tooltip look at the number of points present for the behavior on the unit for display purpose. You can use this number in a formula if you wish, there is a create formula button as well next to Choose Field, allowing you to combine multiple data references to calculate the final displayed value.
@ArcaneDurandel: Go
Thanks! :D