Scripts — Mapmaking — HeroesWorld

Dyrman

9 years ago

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Yes, everything is done as described, thank you for the answers. In multiplayer, delays were necessary, and they had to be placed after the required script functions. Unlike single-player, the delay had to be increased by another 1, and the order of resetting triggers and calling functions had to be changed. This allowed the cross-trigger functions to work in multiplayer (in single-player, everything worked well, albeit with some errors). Testing will show how stable this is. Play through the campaign? ))

ThomasKiller

9 years ago

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Help, please. I need an object to move when any hero enters a region. I wrote this:

function lightF(heroname)
SetObjectPosition("light",87,85,-1);
end;

Trigger(REGION_ENTER_AND_STOP_TRIGGER,"light1","lightF");

where "light" is the script name of the object, "light1" is the region, and "lightF" is the function itself. What's wrong with my function? Please help. Thank you in advance.

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There's a tab before setobject.

AstralLein

9 years ago

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What is a movable object? Only a movable object, a hero, or a neutral creature can be moved.

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The Tab key is not needed; I don't know what that was for.

You also need to add a function to remove the action; otherwise, the script will always trigger whenever you enter the region.

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ThomasKiller

9 years ago

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Thank you. I didn't know about the movable objects. But the problem still isn't solved. Let me explain in more detail. I need the hero to stand in a region when approaching a wall in the Dungeon, and the following things should happen: an effect (light) appears on the wall, the region that the hero couldn't walk on is removed, and a secret passage through the wall is opened. How can I script all of this?
Regarding underground walls. You can walk through them if you place a bridge from the Grass folder and bury it using the z-coordinate. It won't be visible, and it will be like an invisible passage.

AstralLein

9 years ago

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A... there's a separate team for special effects. They'll lose once and delete it themselves.

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You don't need to delete the region. It's the same blocking team, but instead of 1, it will be 0.

Jack_of_shadows

9 years ago

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an effect (light) appeared on the wall

indeed, for this, it is better to play the effect of some spell. Look in the manual and other maps for the word effect.

a region was deleted, through which the hero could not walk

there was some function that allowed you to block/unblock the passage of a region. Search for the word block.

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ThomasKiller

9 years ago

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Thank you, AstralLein and Jack of Shadows, for your help. I have another question. How can I prevent a specific region from revealing the fog of war when a hero approaches it? I need it to remain hidden initially, and then, during a function, it should be able to reveal itself.

AstralLein

9 years ago

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There is a team responsible for this, but it seems to operate across the entire map.

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ThomasKiller

9 years ago

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So, is there nothing else besides SetWarfogBehaviour?

AstralLein

9 years ago

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In any case, I haven’t seen another team.

Азгалор

9 years ago

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Hello. Please, wise people, if you know the answer, let me know! :) As you remember, in Lords of the North, the Red Knights used this script to transform their units into red ones: function transformTroops( heroName ) sleep(3); print("function transformTroops for hero ", heroName ," has started..."); while IsHeroAlive ( heroName ) == true do for i=1,14 do creaturesCount = GetHeroCreatures( heroName, i ); if creaturesCount > 0 then RemoveHeroCreatures( heroName, i, 10000); n = i; if mod(i,2) ~= 0 then n = i + 1; end; AddHeroCreatures( heroName, 105 + (n/2), creaturesCount ); end; end; sleep(2); end; print("Hero ", heroName, " is dead. Function transformTroops terminated"); end; I need help with the following: How can I make the function work in reverse, transforming units from red to white? I've tried several times, but it doesn't work. Instead of 1, 14, I put 106, 112, and instead of 105, I put 1... It removes the red units, but spawns completely random units for the hero. Thank you for your help (if any). :)

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RedHeavenHero

9 years ago

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Azgalor

Hello. Please, wise people, if you know the answer, help me! :)
As you remember, in Lords of the North, the red knights converted their units to red using this script:

function transformTroops( heroName )
sleep(3);
print("function transformTroops for hero ", heroName ," has started...");
while IsHeroAlive ( heroName ) == true do
for i=1,14 do
creaturesCount = GetHeroCreatures( heroName, i );
if creaturesCount > 0 then
RemoveHeroCreatures( heroName, i, 10000);
n = i;
if mod(i,2) ~= 0 then n = i + 1; end;
AddHeroCreatures( heroName, 105 + (n/2), creaturesCount );
end;
end;
sleep(2);
end;
print("Hero ", heroName, " is dead. Function transformTroops terminated");
end;

I need help with the following: How can I make the function work in reverse, converting from red to white? I've tried many times, but it doesn't work. Instead of 1,14, I put 106, 112, and instead of 105, I put 1... It removes the red ones, but it spawns completely random units for the hero.

Thank you for your help (if any). :)

It should work approximately like this:

function transformTroops(hero)
	while IsHeroAlive(hero) do
		sleep(2)
		for i=106,112 do
			local n = GetHeroCreatures(hero, i)
			if n > 0 then
				RemoveHeroCreatures(hero, i, n)
				AddHeroCreatures(hero, (i-105)*2, n)
			end
		end
	end
end

ThomasKiller

9 years ago

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Is there a command that would make a non-clickable object (stone, tree, bridge, etc.) appear or move to specified coordinates? For example: a hero touches an obelisk, and a part of the bridge appears. The hero must find all the obelisks and, by touching them, the bridge would fully appear, and the passage would be opened.

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RedHeavenHero

9 years ago

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ThomasKiller

Is there a command that would make a non-clickable object (stone, tree, bridge, etc.) appear or move to specified coordinates? For example: a hero touches an obelisk, and a part of the bridge appears. The hero must find all the obelisks and, by touching them, the bridge would fully appear, and the passage would be opened.

SetObjectPosition.
Just set IsRemovable to true in the object's properties.