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Event Scripts
Build Building: Builds a building in the specified town.
Change Owner: The specified object passes to the control of another player.
Clear Defeat Conditions: Removes the text specified in the Defeat Conditions window of the Scenario Information menu.
Clear Defeat Message: Removes the text that informs the player of their defeat.
Clear Victory Conditions: Removes the text specified in the Victory Conditions window of the Scenario Information menu.
Clear Victory Message: Removes the text that informs the player of their victory.
Battle: Creates an army that enters into battle with the forces of the specified player.
Conditional Actions: Creates a condition script, for example: "If the player owns the specified town, they receive 10,000 gold".
Decrease Current Magic Points: Decreases the current pool of magic points of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease Attack: Decreases the attack value of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease Luck: Decreases the luck of the specified army by a given number of units.
Decrease Defense: Decreases the defense of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease Maximum Magic Points: Decreases the maximum amount of magic points of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease morale: Decreases the morale of the specified army by a given number of units.
Decrease Dwelling Population: Decreases the current population of the specified dwelling by a given number of creatures.
Decrease Speed: Decreases the speed of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Remove Object: Removes the specified object from the map. The 'Bomb' pointer object marks which objects will be removed during the game.
Disable Standard Victory Conditions: Disables standard victory conditions for the specified player.
Show Message: Displays a text message on the screen.
Enable Standard Victory Conditions: Allows the specified player to win by fulfilling the standard victory conditions.
Give Artifacts: Gives the selected artifact(s) to the specified army.
Give Warriors: Gives the selected number of creatures to the specified army.
Give Resources: Gives the selected amount of resources to the specified player.
Give Skill: Teaches the specified hero a given skill.
Give Spell: Teaches the specified hero a given spell.
Increase Mobility: Increases the movement point pool of the specified army.
Increase Magic Point Pool: Increases the current pool of magic points of the specified hero.
Increase Attack: Increases the attack value of the specified hero.
Increase Experience: Increases the experience of the specified hero by a given number of points.
Increase Experience Level: Raises the level of the specified hero.
Increase Luck: Increases the luck of the selected army.
Increase Health: Increases the health points of the selected hero.
Increase Maximum Magic Points: Increases the maximum amount of magic points of the selected hero.
Increase morale: Increases the morale of the selected army.
Increase Creature Growth: Increases the creature growth in a given dwelling.
Increase Skill: The specified hero increases their proficiency level in a given skill.
Increase Speed: Increases the speed value of the specified hero.
Do Nothing: Nothing happens.
Defeat: Leads to the defeat of the specified player.
Ask Question: Allows asking a question that can be answered "yes" or "no", attaching scripts to both answer options.
Remove Script: Removes the specified event script. This should be done at the end of local events so they do not repeat.
Remove Object: Allows removing the selected object from the map.
Sequence: Allows creating a chain of linked scripts that will be executed one after another. Used in most cases.
Set Variable: Allows setting a true/false variable. For example, we set it so that if a player steps on this square, the variable becomes true, and if they step on another square, a script triggers that wasn't there before.
Set Defeat Description: Allows setting text containing the description of defeat conditions.
Set Defeat Message: Allows setting the text that the player will see in case of defeat.
Set Numeric Variable: Allows creating a variable that can track events or count them (for example, armies passing through a certain point). If an army passes through the point 4 times, for instance, the player loses.
Set Victory Description: Allows setting text containing the description of victory conditions.
Set Victory Message: Allows setting the text that the player will see in case of victory.
Take Artifacts: Takes specific artifact(s) from a given army.
Take Warriors: Takes a certain number of warriors from the specified army.
Take Resources: Takes a given amount of resources from the treasury of the specified hero.
Event Trigger: Allows activating a previously defined event.
We will talk about them later.
Victory: Leads to the victory of a specific player.
Boolean (Conditional) Expressions
And: Allows setting multiple conditions for the same event. For example, this particular player AND this particular hero.
Belongs to Faction: Checks if this army belongs to certain factions.
Has Hero: Checks if the required hero is in the ranks of the army.
Can Give Skill: Checks if a hero can learn a specific skill (if there is a free slot for learning).
Equal: Checks if an equals sign can be placed between two expressions. For example, amount of wood equals 30.
False: Checks if this condition is false.
Greater Than: Checks if the first expression is greater than the second.
Greater Than or Equal: Checks if the first expression is greater than or equal to the second. Usually used in quests like "bring 8000 gold". A condition of greater than or equal to 8000 must be set.
Possesses Artifact: Checks if this army possesses the required artifact.
Specific Hero Dead: Checks if a specific hero is dead.
Specific Hero Imprisoned: Checks if a specific hero is in prison.
Less Than: Checks if the first expression is less than the second.
Less Than or Equal: Checks if the first expression is less than or equal to the second.
Not: Allows negating a certain variable, so all conditions except the special one are checked. A player does something, the variable becomes true; if the variable is not true, something else happens.
Or: Allows setting a choice condition where it is sufficient to fulfill either of the two parts.
Player Belongs to Certain Factions: Checks if this player belongs to certain factions.
Player of Specific Color: Determines if this player belongs to the required color.
Computer Player: Checks if this player is a computer player.
Player Destroyed: Checks if all forces of this player have been completely destroyed.
Human Player: Checks if this player is a human player.
Player Possesses Hero: Checks if this player possesses a specific hero.
Player Owns Specific Town: Checks if this player owns a specific town.
True: Checks if this condition is true.
Variable: Allows specifying the name of a variable.
Numeric Expressions
Number of Warriors in Army: Specifies the number of warriors of a certain type in this army.
Current Day: Shows the current date, with the start of the game as the reference point.
Day of Week: Shows the current day of the week; there are seven days in a week, with the start of the game as the reference point.
Divide By: Allows dividing the first expression by the second.
Experience Level: Displays the experience level of this hero.
Proficiency Level: Reflects the hero's proficiency level in a particular skill.
Number: Specifies a specific number.
Amount of Resources: Specifies the number of units of resources of each type.
Minus: Allows subtracting one expression from another.
Month: Shows the current game month, with the starting month of the game as the first.
Negation: Allows creating a negative expression.
Player: Identifies a specific player.
Plus: Allows adding two expressions.
Random Number: Generates a random number. You can set its maximum and minimum possible values.
Remainder: Indicates that there was a remainder when dividing two expressions.
Multiplication: Allows multiplying one expression by another.
Total Number of Warriors in Army: Displays the total number of creatures in this army regardless of their type.
Total Number of Heroes in Army: Displays only the total number of heroes in this army.
Variable: Allows specifying the name of a variable.
Week: Shows the current week, with the start of the game as the reference point.
Week of Month: Specifies the current week of the month; there are four weeks in each month.
Not that short, but it seems everything is clear)
Build Building: Builds a building in the specified town.
Change Owner: The specified object passes to the control of another player.
Clear Defeat Conditions: Removes the text specified in the Defeat Conditions window of the Scenario Information menu.
Clear Defeat Message: Removes the text that informs the player of their defeat.
Clear Victory Conditions: Removes the text specified in the Victory Conditions window of the Scenario Information menu.
Clear Victory Message: Removes the text that informs the player of their victory.
Battle: Creates an army that enters into battle with the forces of the specified player.
Conditional Actions: Creates a condition script, for example: "If the player owns the specified town, they receive 10,000 gold".
Decrease Current Magic Points: Decreases the current pool of magic points of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease Attack: Decreases the attack value of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease Luck: Decreases the luck of the specified army by a given number of units.
Decrease Defense: Decreases the defense of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease Maximum Magic Points: Decreases the maximum amount of magic points of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Decrease morale: Decreases the morale of the specified army by a given number of units.
Decrease Dwelling Population: Decreases the current population of the specified dwelling by a given number of creatures.
Decrease Speed: Decreases the speed of the specified hero by a given number of units.
Remove Object: Removes the specified object from the map. The 'Bomb' pointer object marks which objects will be removed during the game.
Disable Standard Victory Conditions: Disables standard victory conditions for the specified player.
Show Message: Displays a text message on the screen.
Enable Standard Victory Conditions: Allows the specified player to win by fulfilling the standard victory conditions.
Give Artifacts: Gives the selected artifact(s) to the specified army.
Give Warriors: Gives the selected number of creatures to the specified army.
Give Resources: Gives the selected amount of resources to the specified player.
Give Skill: Teaches the specified hero a given skill.
Give Spell: Teaches the specified hero a given spell.
Increase Mobility: Increases the movement point pool of the specified army.
Increase Magic Point Pool: Increases the current pool of magic points of the specified hero.
Increase Attack: Increases the attack value of the specified hero.
Increase Experience: Increases the experience of the specified hero by a given number of points.
Increase Experience Level: Raises the level of the specified hero.
Increase Luck: Increases the luck of the selected army.
Increase Health: Increases the health points of the selected hero.
Increase Maximum Magic Points: Increases the maximum amount of magic points of the selected hero.
Increase morale: Increases the morale of the selected army.
Increase Creature Growth: Increases the creature growth in a given dwelling.
Increase Skill: The specified hero increases their proficiency level in a given skill.
Increase Speed: Increases the speed value of the specified hero.
Do Nothing: Nothing happens.
Defeat: Leads to the defeat of the specified player.
Ask Question: Allows asking a question that can be answered "yes" or "no", attaching scripts to both answer options.
Remove Script: Removes the specified event script. This should be done at the end of local events so they do not repeat.
Remove Object: Allows removing the selected object from the map.
Sequence: Allows creating a chain of linked scripts that will be executed one after another. Used in most cases.
Set Variable: Allows setting a true/false variable. For example, we set it so that if a player steps on this square, the variable becomes true, and if they step on another square, a script triggers that wasn't there before.
Set Defeat Description: Allows setting text containing the description of defeat conditions.
Set Defeat Message: Allows setting the text that the player will see in case of defeat.
Set Numeric Variable: Allows creating a variable that can track events or count them (for example, armies passing through a certain point). If an army passes through the point 4 times, for instance, the player loses.
Set Victory Description: Allows setting text containing the description of victory conditions.
Set Victory Message: Allows setting the text that the player will see in case of victory.
Take Artifacts: Takes specific artifact(s) from a given army.
Take Warriors: Takes a certain number of warriors from the specified army.
Take Resources: Takes a given amount of resources from the treasury of the specified hero.
Event Trigger: Allows activating a previously defined event.
We will talk about them later.
Victory: Leads to the victory of a specific player.
Boolean (Conditional) Expressions
And: Allows setting multiple conditions for the same event. For example, this particular player AND this particular hero.
Belongs to Faction: Checks if this army belongs to certain factions.
Has Hero: Checks if the required hero is in the ranks of the army.
Can Give Skill: Checks if a hero can learn a specific skill (if there is a free slot for learning).
Equal: Checks if an equals sign can be placed between two expressions. For example, amount of wood equals 30.
False: Checks if this condition is false.
Greater Than: Checks if the first expression is greater than the second.
Greater Than or Equal: Checks if the first expression is greater than or equal to the second. Usually used in quests like "bring 8000 gold". A condition of greater than or equal to 8000 must be set.
Possesses Artifact: Checks if this army possesses the required artifact.
Specific Hero Dead: Checks if a specific hero is dead.
Specific Hero Imprisoned: Checks if a specific hero is in prison.
Less Than: Checks if the first expression is less than the second.
Less Than or Equal: Checks if the first expression is less than or equal to the second.
Not: Allows negating a certain variable, so all conditions except the special one are checked. A player does something, the variable becomes true; if the variable is not true, something else happens.
Or: Allows setting a choice condition where it is sufficient to fulfill either of the two parts.
Player Belongs to Certain Factions: Checks if this player belongs to certain factions.
Player of Specific Color: Determines if this player belongs to the required color.
Computer Player: Checks if this player is a computer player.
Player Destroyed: Checks if all forces of this player have been completely destroyed.
Human Player: Checks if this player is a human player.
Player Possesses Hero: Checks if this player possesses a specific hero.
Player Owns Specific Town: Checks if this player owns a specific town.
True: Checks if this condition is true.
Variable: Allows specifying the name of a variable.
Numeric Expressions
Number of Warriors in Army: Specifies the number of warriors of a certain type in this army.
Current Day: Shows the current date, with the start of the game as the reference point.
Day of Week: Shows the current day of the week; there are seven days in a week, with the start of the game as the reference point.
Divide By: Allows dividing the first expression by the second.
Experience Level: Displays the experience level of this hero.
Proficiency Level: Reflects the hero's proficiency level in a particular skill.
Number: Specifies a specific number.
Amount of Resources: Specifies the number of units of resources of each type.
Minus: Allows subtracting one expression from another.
Month: Shows the current game month, with the starting month of the game as the first.
Negation: Allows creating a negative expression.
Player: Identifies a specific player.
Plus: Allows adding two expressions.
Random Number: Generates a random number. You can set its maximum and minimum possible values.
Remainder: Indicates that there was a remainder when dividing two expressions.
Multiplication: Allows multiplying one expression by another.
Total Number of Warriors in Army: Displays the total number of creatures in this army regardless of their type.
Total Number of Heroes in Army: Displays only the total number of heroes in this army.
Variable: Allows specifying the name of a variable.
Week: Shows the current week, with the start of the game as the reference point.
Week of Month: Specifies the current week of the month; there are four weeks in each month.
Not that short, but it seems everything is clear)
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?