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Could you help me understand what the problem is with

SetObjectDwellingCreatures('elftown' , 2, 100)

? I don't really understand why there's such a strange range (2-15) in the second parameter...

Allows you to set/get the number of creatures that will "grow" in an object, if the latter is a recruitment point (e.g., a town). To clarify, you cannot change the type of creatures being recruited, you can only control their quantity. For example, if you try to use SetObjectDwellingCreatures for an Inferno town with the parameter nCreatureID=1 (peasants), no peasants will appear in the town. (However, this call does not lead to an error). That is, the specified type of stack should, in principle, be possible to recruit in the specified location.

Hmm, thank you.

Added 37 minutes ago
here are a couple more questions:

1) What is the error? The script doesn't work at all, it doesn't even try

---transformation (trans)---

trans = 0

function trans()
while 1 do
sleep(1)
if GetObjectOwner ('elftown') == 1 and trans == 0 then
sleep(1)
ShowFlyingSign(GetMapDataPath().."trans1.txt", "Berein", -1, 7);
sleep(5)
TransformTown ('elftown' , 4)
ReplaceDwelling ('elfdwel1' , 4)
ReplaceDwelling ('elfdwel2' , 4)
ReplaceDwelling ('elfdwel3' , 4)
ReplaceDwelling ('elfdwel4' , 4)
trans = 1
end
end
end
startThread (trans)

(Everything is named correctly, as in the editor)

2) Can I immediately destroy the tavern in the town right after the transformation? (I remember asking a similar question, but I didn't quite manage it, or I was just lazy)

I mean, the StartTread command is written with a lowercase letter. I think it shouldn't be.

In my opinion, it's not just possible, but necessary. It seems that using a capital letter at the beginning causes an error, while using a lowercase letter works 100%.

I have a question:
I place a powerful hero with AI, level 20, at the beginning of the game, but I disable him until my hero levels up enough for a battle. However, several problems arise:
a) The AI hero is placed directly in the city: the AI doesn't want to send out its heroes, and it hires them, places the disabled hero in the garrison, but still doesn't send out its own.
b) The AI hero is one tile away from the city: the AI hires heroes, but sends the entire army to the disabled hero, which makes the game less interesting, as he already has an army.

How can I make the AI ignore its own hero if it is disabled?

I have a question:
I place a powerful hero, level 20, for the AI at the very beginning of the game, but I disable him until my hero levels up enough for a battle. However, several problems arise:
a) The AI hero is placed directly in the city: the AI doesn't want to send out its heroes, and it hires them, places the disabled hero in the garrison, but still doesn't send out its own.
b) The AI hero is one tile away from the city: the AI hires heroes, but transfers the entire army to the disabled hero, which makes the game less interesting, as he already has an army.

How can I make the AI ignore its own hero if it is disabled?