How long does Omnislash last

[CSDT]

The duration of Omnislash is closely related to the number of normal attacks. How long does the skill last? I hope it is put on the Heroes page.

[Geno.]

If there are targets in the area, Juggernaut will attack at an interval of 0.4 seconds each. So, to answer your question..

1.2 Seconds / 2.4 Seconds / 3.6 Seconds.

This is assuming that you gain no additional slashes from Juggernaut's Attack Speed.

[beetin]

The duration of omni is completely independent of the number of normal attacks he performs, as the triggers move him every 0.4 seconds regardless of if he completes an attack, is halfway through an animation, or is doing some other cool stuff.

[doomsheep]

Originally Posted by Geno.

If there are targets in the area, Juggernaut will attack at an interval of 0.4 seconds each. So, to answer your question..

1.2 Seconds / 2.4 Seconds / 3.6 Seconds.

This is assuming that you gain no additional slashes from Juggernaut's Attack Speed.

the normal attacks are done between the .4 second triggered "attacks" that interrupt juggernaut's actions.

[chukky-jr]

Originally Posted by doomsheep

the normal attacks are done between the .4 second triggered "attacks" that interrupt juggernaut's actions.

it doesn't matter if juggernaut is interrupted or given any other orders, since the trigger will always move him every 0.4 seconds, regardless of whatever juggernaut is doing, overall duration stays the same

[MauranKilom]

That's exactly what he was saying...
The "extra" attacks are done in between the slashes, with the slashes interrupting his attacks.

[chukky-jr]

^oh nvm me then, i read wrong between 'attacks' and 'slashes'

[Wwallace_]

Originally Posted by Geno.

1.2 Seconds / 2.4 Seconds / 3.6 Seconds.
or
2.4 Seconds / 3.6 Seconds / 4.8 Seconds. If you have agha.

Also, i remember that the invul lasts .4 seconds longer than Omnislash, is this correct?

[EebstertheGreat]

Invulnerability begins at spell effect and ends 0.4 seconds after the last slash.

[KuroNeko]

I know that omnislash is based off of a 1000ms storm bolt.

My understanding is that the first slash takes place at 0.00 when the storm bolt hits the target, with each slash taking place .4 sec later, with invulnerability ending .4 sec after the last slash. Is this correct?

[MauranKilom]

Not really. You are right that omnislash is based on a 0.01 second stormbolt with 1000 ms (that interrupts channeling on the first target).
The stormbolt arrives at roughly the same time as yournero starts slashing, but one doesn't depend on the other (you could blink-dodge the stormbolt and he would still slash you).

[KuroNeko]

Could you explain the timeline a bit then?

[MauranKilom]

0 seconds: Yournero reaches his casting point while casting Omnislash from 450 range (target doesn't move). He is made invulnerable, has his pathing and the bladestorm ability removed, raises his blade and has the FX attached to his blade.
0.4 seconds: Yournero gets moved next to the target, plays attack animation, deals 175-250 physical damage and is ordered to attack the target. With enough attackspeed and enough luck to have a low attack delay, he might hit an additional attack.
0.45 seconds: Stormbolt arrives and ministuns target for 0.01 seconds.
0.8 seconds: Yournero is moved to another valid target in 450 triggered aoe and does the same as above. Note that his normal attack might still be in cooldown. Also note that SetUnitPosition() is used so, he is issued a stop order before every attack order.
etc.

You might also want to check this.

[EebstertheGreat]

The "Yournero casts Omnislash" above should be "Yurnero reaches his cast point."

[MauranKilom]

Are you pointing out that the trigger stuff happens before the stormbolt is released (instead of after)?

[EebstertheGreat]

No, I'm pointing out that the triggered stuff happens at the same moment that the projectile is released: that is, at spell effect rather than spell cast.

[MauranKilom]

Hm, seems i have a different interpretation of when a spell is cast than you. Nevertheless, i already changed it to something unambigous, so nobody should misunderstand it.

[EebstertheGreat]

A spell is "cast" at EVENT_UNIT_SPELL_CAST.