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of course, after you change the function parameters. All errors can be easily caught with print statements. :)
Yeah, it will be a bad problem for players - not knowing which obelisk they have visited :smile13:

I apologize, I misunderstood earlier (I was already sleepy :)), here's how you should do it:

Trigger (OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER,'stone_'..i,'up_herolider');

function up_herolider(geroi,object)
if geroi ==Larion then
................
-MarkObjectAsVisited (object,geroi);
+MarkObjectAsVisited (object,Larion);
.................
and so on, i.e., directly reference the specific hero.

I suggest the following solution for now - we number the obelisks (give them unique names), and in the list of tasks, we indicate the number of obelisks already visited/the number remaining.

yes - accordingly, it gives an error that there is no hero '1' on the map. And I also tried setting the third parameter to true - I thought maybe there was an error in the manual. The effect is achieved in principle even without it, but not for a specific hero.

I've already tried that. :)

This team only has two parameters, and true = 1, false = 0 is always the case, that's why it tells you that there are no heroes with the name 1 :)

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It worked for me; I did something similar in my map to track visits to a magic source.

What kind of object are we talking about? There are objects that apply to the entire player, meaning the visit count is applied to the entire player (mines, obelisks of Ashen Tears, cities), and there are also objects that apply specifically to the hero (various dolmens, libraries, etc.). Or does the visit count always apply to the entire player, regardless of the object type?

dolmen +1000 experience. Only this one will work - analogs are not suitable.

So, with a script, you set it so that it can only be visited by a specific player, but it turns out that it's visited even later by hired heroes?
MarkObjectAsVisited (object,geroi);

yes, but not hired, but initially 2 heroes (that's how I checked).
By the way, there was another option: leave the dolmen enabled, add a trigger, and use a mod to remove its +1000 experience bonus. Do you happen to know where this file is located and which line to change in it? (e.g., make it give a minimum of +15 experience)?
That would be an even better option :)

Hmm... I don't know... maybe it's even hardcoded into the executable.
And no other object will work? That is, can you make a copy, change the appearance to a dolmen, and specify the path?

No, it doesn't fit. It's already a copy with a modified model – only the properties of the dolmen remain. I searched for it on RPGstats, but I don't think it's there (or something like that).

He didn't understand me. I want to copy the dolmen (without its properties) and change the appearance of this copy to look like a dolmen.
For example, the Crystal of Knowledge. We copy it and change its appearance. (as a side effect, it gives +1 to knowledge, etc.). Moreover, we can take away this knowledge from heroes, and this procedure is less harmful for the hero than the procedure of taking away experience.
Or we can find another object that is more suitable.

Ah, I see what you mean. Haven't tried it yet. And how do you get rid of the flying message?

Maybe he can dig around in the object's properties (in Shared) where there are links to text files. He can delete them; maybe it won't crash.