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I've already tried two options, both with a custom name and with the in-game name, and there's no difference.
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This was also present in the original campaigns and in the Unicorn Empire campaign, in the 4th mission.
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Do you need a trigger for this?
You just need to give the hero of the player who is not on the map a script. And the name in the script, otherwise I suspect that you entered the in-game name in a completely literal sense. For example, you need to write Arantir, and not Arantir when referring to Arantir in the script.
The script `SetObjectOwner('Nemor',PLAYER_5)` doesn't seem to work. 'Nemor' is the script name for a daedra, and there are only 4 players on the map. The script itself is simple, but it's not functioning as expected.
and in the map settings, set player 5 to PCOLOR_NEUTRAL; that will be exactly what you need.
I was making a map and a question of this nature arose: Is it impossible to build bridges?
I tried two ways: 1. via CreateStatic 2. I placed them with the orientation already set where they should be, then moved them to reserve (the corner of the map) and used the SetObjectPosition function to place them when needed
these methods do not allow the bridge to be used; it's just an object that the hero passes through
does anyone know how to implement bridge creation?
Kiom, did you use the correct object for the bridge? Which bridge exactly, the underground or the above-ground one? If you place the bridge at the very beginning, does the hero walk across it without any problems?
In general, it's quite strange.
Kiom, did you use the correct object for the bridge? Which bridge exactly, underground or above ground? If you place the bridge from the very beginning, can the hero walk across it without any problems? In general, it's strange.
I placed it as a regular bridge (above ground, Order faction), and the hero could walk across it (after moving it with the SetObjectPosition command, it stopped working as a bridge; perhaps the path coordinates were messed up). When you place three parts of the bridge in the editor, it automatically transforms into 1 object with 1 set of coordinates.
P.S. Visually, moving the bridge worked as expected, it was a single object, but when trying to walk across it, the hero would pass through it and end up in the water.
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If it's not too much trouble, could you describe what's in the last line of the scripts? I'm curious.
It blocks the hero's path if he doesn't have any active heroes; visually, it's for comfort (in this case)
KioM, I suspect that all these transfers of static objects in Heroes of Might and Magic V were implemented rather carelessly. For example, I had a case where a campfire within one level could be moved normally, but if I tried to move it from the underground to the surface, strange bugs started to occur. Considering that the bridge affects the surface geometry, Nival might not have implemented the geometry change during its transfers and creation using CreateStatic(). Perhaps, even after moving the bridge, it might still be possible to walk through the place where it was originally located?
I wrote a script, what could be wrong with it? "dub1" is the name of the entity. The script's purpose is to prevent the entity from being moved and to remove the faction circle.
Added 7 minutes later Oops, here's the script: SetObjectEnabled("dub1", nil); SetDisabledObjectMode("dub1", DISABLED_INTERACT); sleep(1) SetMonsterSelectionType("dub1", 0);
What's wrong with the script? "dub1" is the name of the entity; the script's purpose is to prevent interaction with the entity and to remove the faction circle.
Added 7 minutes later Oops, here's the script: SetObjectEnabled("dub1", nil); SetDisabledObjectMode("dub1", DISABLED_INTERACT); sleep(1) SetMonsterSelectionType("dub1", 0);
Try placing sleep(1) before SetDisabledObjectMode; this might be the issue.
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