question about this spell i created
 

#newspell
#copyspell "Thunder Strike"
#name "Chain Lightning3"
#descr "Chain Lightning3"
#school -1 - spell cannot researched
#researchlevel 0 - no research required to cast
#precision -3
#aoe 4
#damage 1005
#range 5015
#end


#newspell
#copyspell "Thunder Strike"
#name "Chain Lightning2"
#descr "Chain Lightning2"
#school -1 - spell cannot researched
#researchlevel 0 - no research required to cast
#precision -2
#aoe 3
#damage 1006
#range 5015
#nextspell "Chain Lightning3"
#end


#newspell
#copyspell "Thunder Strike"
#name "Chain Lightning"
#descr "The caster calls down a furious Lightning, striking the targeted area 3 times."
#school 2
#researchlevel 4
#path 0 1
#pathlevel 0 3
#precision -1
#fatiguecost 80
#aoe 2
#damage 1007
#range 5015
#nextspell "Chain Lightning2"
#end





basicly, i wanted it be a thunder strike that calls down 3 lightnings, each one with more AoE but less damage.
Unfortunally, it seems all of them are called down at the same moment, instead of being zap-zap-zap.

Any idea on how to fix it ?

Re: question about this spell i created
 

You basically can't do that.

Re: question about this spell i created
 

well that kind of makes me sad.
thanks though.

If i give each spell an AoE of 1 or a single target impact, would it trigger exactly one lightning bolt x3, so 3 bolts at the same time ?

How exactly does precision with next spells work ?
Is each sub-spells precision actually of importance or do the sub-spells always hit what the initial spell did hit ?

Re: question about this spell i created
 

They land exactly where the triggering spell landed. They aren't fired by the mage.

If you want three bolts landing in different places with the same strength, just have the original spell have an invisible flyspr with a longer animation time and lower the prec.

Re: question about this spell i created
 

sorry, can you please post an example ?