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Perhaps she simply moved the panel, and now it's not visible... I tried to delete it, but it didn't work... and logically, it shouldn't be possible to delete it...
Drnik
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She might have simply moved the panel, and now it's not visible... I tried to delete it, but it didn't work... and logically, it shouldn't be possible to delete it...
There's no panel anywhere. I can't imagine where it could have been moved:smile26:
Drnik
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are there two parallel lines there?
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Are there two parallel lines there?
Uh... Could you be more specific? What lines are you talking about O_o?
Zybr
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Since there’s nothing else, the menu bar must have moved to the bottom; I’m not sure if the order of my actions was rational, but I did the following: on the Windows taskbar (the bottom bar with windows, sorry, I don’t remember the name), I arranged the windows in a cascade, then removed the pinning, so they could be moved. When the editor is launched next time, a “header” of the editor’s menu bar will appear in the lower right corner of the screen, and then, as Leshy wrote, go to View and check all the boxes. I think that should work.
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Since there’s nothing else, it means the menu bar has moved to the bottom; I’m not sure if the order of my actions was rational, but I did this: on the Windows taskbar (the bottom bar with windows, sorry, I don’t remember the name), I arranged the windows in a cascade, then I removed the pinning, so that they could be moved, and the next time I launched the editor, the “header” of the editor’s menu bar appeared in the lower right corner of the screen. Then, as Leshy wrote, go to View and put checkmarks everywhere. I think it should work.
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Holy_Paladin - please post a screenshot of your map editor with a description.
idiotto
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Tell me, how can I implement a simple task like limiting the increase in the number of neutral creatures? For example, if the default value is 10 peasants, how can I prevent their number from increasing to, say, 40 after 2 weeks?
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Tell me, how do I implement a simple task like limiting the increase in the number of neutral creatures? For example, if the default is 10 peasants, how do I prevent them from becoming, say, 40 after 2 weeks?
VARIANT #2 – before attacking, write a script: banish XXX creatures from the enemy army (this will help limit them during combat).
OptiMAL
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Tell me, how can I implement a simple task like limiting the increase in the number of neutral creatures? For example, if the default value is 10 peasants, how can I prevent them from increasing to, say, 40 after 2 weeks?
"IF the number of peasants > 10, then the number of peasants = 10" (or something similar). The condition is checked every day.
General ZeT
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Here, you can set up a repeating event that checks a condition:
"IF the number of peasants > 10, then the number of peasants = 10" (or something similar). The condition is checked every day.
You are right, we set a calendar event on a neutral creature with a repetition every day, then we set a condition - if the total number of creatures in the army (peasants) is greater than 10, then subtract 1 peasant.
Thus, there will be no more than 10 peasants in this army.
OptiMAL
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if it's more than 10, then subtract 1 peasant.
We conduct the test as follows:
On the map, place a thief hero with 5th-level scouting (to observe the peasants) and 10 peasants.
Each day, we monitor and then determine how many peasants appeared and after how many days.
Brackman
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But the amount of increase depends on the difficulty level chosen by the player, so the added amount will change. It would be easier to do it this way: first, set the number of peasants to -9999999, and then add +10...
OptiMAL
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But the amount of increase depends on the difficulty level chosen by the player, so the added amount will change. It would be easier to do it this way - first, -9999999 peasants, and then +10...
Brackman
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No, why not? On the beginner difficulty, they don't grow at all, but on the champion difficulty, they grow like crazy...
I looked it up: as an example, on the champion difficulty, you get +1 champion in 1.5 days, while on the beginner difficulty, you get +1 champion in 6 days.
I looked it up: as an example, on the champion difficulty, you get +1 champion in 1.5 days, while on the beginner difficulty, you get +1 champion in 6 days.
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