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build is a local variable-counter for the loop; it sequentially takes values from TOWN_BUILDING_DWELLING_1 (its numerical value is 7) to TOWN_BUILDING_DWELLING_7 (13), and the line SetTownBuildingLimitLevel('houseInferno', build, 0) is executed for each of these values. i is the same counter, but with values from 1 to 2, so that the upgrade of each building is performed twice (construction + upgrade).

yes, that was my mistake. GetDate(WEEK) returns the week number of the month, so it will be 4 times higher on any 4th week. It should be rewritten like this:

local week = ceil(GetDate(DAY)/7)

Is this version 3.1 of the game?

yes, that was my mistake. GetDate(WEEK) will return the week number of the month, i.e., it will be 4 times larger on any 4th week. It needs to be rewritten like this:

local week = ceil(GetDate(DAY)/7)

-- global variable
week = 1

function NewDayF()
	
	dow = GetDate(3)

	if dow == 1 then
		week = week + 1
	end

end

Trigger(0, "NewDayF")

I usually do it this way.

-- global variable
week = 1

function NewDayF()
	
	dow = GetDate(3)

	if dow == 1 then
		week = week + 1
	end

end

Trigger(0, "NewDayF")

I usually do it this way.

It won't work. It's hard to explain, but the combat script functions imply a single action/cast. Here, there are actually two (selecting the type of arrow + selecting the spell). This means there isn't a suitable function. For the same reason, you can't cast teleport with a script (selecting the target + selecting the location). But you can try to emulate the arrow action – first, cast "Rain of Arrows," and then the desired spell on the units that will take damage after the volley.

It won't work. It's hard to explain, but the combat script functions imply a single action/cast. Here, there are actually two (selecting the type of arrow + selecting the spell). This means there isn't a suitable function. For the same reason, you can't cast teleport with a script (selecting the target + selecting the location). But you can try to emulate the arrow action – first, cast "Rain of Arrows," and then the desired spell on the units that will take damage after the volley.

How many arch-enemies did you choose?