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for some reason, it doesn't work.
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RedHeavenHero
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Write down the error from the console. It is displayed in red/orange.
RedHeavenHero
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This is not the console.
The console looks like this:
It appears when you press the "Ё" key, if it's activated, of course.
How to activate the console
It appears when you press the "Ё" key, if it's activated, of course.
How to activate the console
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hi, this window is not called up in MapEditor
and in the game it doesn't show anything of a red shade
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS2D7f43w38&feature=youtu.be[/URL]
and in the game it doesn't show anything of a red shade
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS2D7f43w38&feature=youtu.be[/URL]
RedHeavenHero
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Also at the very beginning of the game?
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at the beginning, I didn't have enough brains
found a bug, thanks, I'll keep experimenting.
found a bug, thanks, I'll keep experimenting.
RedHeavenHero
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In the nineteenth line, after `while i`, there is `=`, but it should be `==`.
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I already removed that; I thought you had added it unnecessarily, but I found the error.
It was my mistake; I didn't sign one of the gates.
I thought it wouldn't cause an error.
It was my mistake; I didn't sign one of the gates.
I thought it wouldn't cause an error.
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Another question -
is it possible to make this script
because one time is not enough for me
is it possible to make this script
garrisons={'G1', 'G2', 'G3', 'G4', 'G5', 'G6', 'G7', 'G8', 'G9'}
for j, gar in garrisons do
Trigger(5, gar, 'capture_gar')
garrisons[gar] = {}
for i = 0, 6 do
local t, n = GetObjectArmySlotCreature(gar, i)
garrisons[gar]= {t, n}
end
end
function capture_gar(oldowner, newowner, hero, gar)
for i = 0, 6 do
if garrisons[gar][1] ~= 0 then
AddObjectCreatures(gar, garrisons[gar][1], garrisons[gar][2]*2)
end
end
DenyGarrisonCreaturesTakeAway(gar, 1)
Trigger(5, gar, nil)
endbecause one time is not enough for me
RedHeavenHero
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Remove the second to last line: Trigger(5, gar, nil).
Heroist
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Who can help complete a function that works for any hero?
Example:
function FFFFFF (heroname)
lalalala... it doesn't matter in general.
SetObjectPosition (heroname, 110, 45, 0, 0) -- produces a strange script error. However, GetObjectPosition heroname seems to work. How can I do it correctly?
RedHeavenHero
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Everything is important here: both the "lalala" and, especially, the strange errors. ;)
Heroist
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Here. In the second screenshot, at the end, there are a couple more endow commands, but that's not the issue. In the first screenshot, the error is on line 295, and in the second screenshot, that line is the first line above SetObjectPosition.
RedHeavenHero
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Generally, it's not recommended to write one function inside another. But if it's absolutely necessary, you should put a '%' sign before 'heroname'.
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