Some quick questions

1. When a unit dies and it is in a unit group, is it still counted as being in that unit group?
2. Pick every unit in range - does it pick dead units (skeletons) too?
3. What is the formula for this:
If you cast a blizzard ability with arc, the object goes into the air depending on what you set it to. Is there a way to find how high the object will be at a specific point along that arc? So if you cast a spell with .50 arc at 1000 range, what is the formula to find the height of the missile at any given point upon that arc?
Im taking Algebra I now, so I would prefer if you defined this in simple terms. (Such as a single equasion using H = height, X = distance from caster to missile Y = distance to end A = Arc

1. I'm pretty sure it is yes, unless you do an if/then/else to determine whether or not someone is dead. I think it is yes because when I pick every unit in range of something or someone, it almost always puts the effect on the dead guys as well.

2. I think so, I just stated why. For skeletons, I'm pretty sure because they are considered units.

3. I dunno, but you can play around with arcs.

A unit is a unit. A unit doesn't stop being a unit when it dies (unless it's removed after decay, but that's a different story). Unit groups contain units. If a unit doesn't stop being a unit, why would the unit no longer be in the group?


Refer to above. Dead units are still units. So picking all units in range would pick all units.

As for the arcs question: Calculating Arcs

Arcs are surprisingly complicated, and I don't understand it... and that's after taking algebra 2 and geometry!

Seeing that I gave up on ever calculating arcs.