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function AttackerUnitDeath(unit)

In the /scripts/combat-startup.lua file, this hook has been replaced with a set of functions:
void AttackerUnitDeath(unitName)
void AttackerHeroDeath(sUnitName)
void AttackerCreatureDeath(sUnitName)
void AttackerWarMachineDeath(sUnitName)
void AttackerBuildingDeath(sUnitName)
void DefenderUnitDeath(sUnitName)
void DefenderHeroDeath(sUnitName)
void DefenderCreatureDeath(sUnitName)
void DefenderWarMachineDeath(sUnitName)
void DefenderBuildingDeath(sUnitName)

Question: I placed a region near player 2's castle and named it vyhod1. I want to prevent anyone from leaving that region, so I want to block it. I'm writing:
SetRegionBlocked(vyhod1, true, 2);
But it doesn't work, and the hero can still move around. What's wrong?

Is there a way to make the function run every week without rewriting the code multiple times with a variable?
Code:
SetObjectEnabled("tav", nil)
function Army(heroname)
MessageBox("Maps/SingleMissions/Revenge of the/qwe.txt")
QuestionBox("Maps/SingleMissions/Revenge of the/rtyui.txt", "arm")
Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, "tav", "nil")
end

function arm(heroname)
sleep(2)
gold= GetPlayerResource(1, 6)
sleep(1)
if gold<6000 then
sleep(1)
MessageBox("Maps/SingleMissions/Revenge of the/rtyu.txt")
else
gold= GetPlayerResource(1, 6)
sleep(1)
if gold>=6000 then
SetPlayerResource(1, GOLD, gold - 6000)
AddHeroCreatures("Godric", 2, 80)
MessageBox("Maps/SingleMissions/Revenge of the/aer.txt")
end
end
end

What do you mean?
Right now, there's an OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER; we just need to make sure the function is available again every week.

I have a question – is it possible to determine through a combat script whether any action has been performed by a hero or unit? All functions from the manuals, such as UnitCastGlobalSpell(), etc., force a unit to perform some action, but is it possible to find out whether such an action has been performed at all during the battle, without explicitly writing it?

I am also interested in this question. How extensive are the capabilities of combat scripts? And is it possible to interact with the combat log in some way? For example, to track and record certain data during the battle in a variable (the amount of mana spent, or how much damage a specific spell dealt).
Is this even possible at the level of interpreted scripts? Or is all of this hidden without any possibility of interaction?

1. The log is not accessible to scripts.
2. The amount of mana spent can be tracked using the GetUnitManaPoints function.
3. Indirectly, it is possible to determine how many creatures a hero killed with a particular spell (it will be difficult to identify the spell itself), by measuring the mana and the number of creatures in each stack before and after casting the spell.