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1. n1 is the player number of the former owner, n2 is the player number of the new owner, s1 is the name of the hero who captured the object, and s2 is the name of the object.
2. 2 is indeed the player number.
3. Attach a touch trigger to the marker, set the object's inactive state, and after the object is touched, display ShowFlyingSign, where you can configure the message's flight time.
4. It is absolutely impossible for two players to enter simultaneously, so you can add a game lock to the teleport, the teleport itself, and move the player up one cell (y+1), then unlock the game. Also, add a check to see if the coordinates of the first object that moved (we find out the name in the trigger attached to the pseudo-teleport) are equal to the coordinates of the second object, but with y being 1 less, and depending on this, either move the hero up one cell or don't move it. But this is a workaround; your solution is correct; I was just offering an alternative.
5. These undocumented functions are simply not included in the developers' manuals. There are many such functions; if needed, you can ask those who know them.
6. There is a function called SetHeroesExpCoeff...
7. Maintaining order is a good thing. I recommend simply separating the different parts of the script with a lot of hyphens and a description of what each part does.

1. Where do these values come from? Why are there only 4 of them?
3. Oh man... I have about 20 of these message pointers... I don't want to configure all of them... is there a way to quickly redo everything or combine them into an array?
5. That's a shame.
6. Could you provide more details, as there seems to be no information on this topic based on a search on Yandex.
7. This has already been done! I just wanted it separately.

And why have kilometers of text on the signposts?..
6. SetHeroesExpCoeff(COEFFICIENT);
The default coefficient is 1, the minimum possible is 0.01. Feel free to adjust it.

May I ask, approximately how many lines of scripts have been written so far?

Overall, it's quite a few, and it's very good for a start! This will be your first map with scripts?

function teleport1(hero)
Tile = IsTilePassable(41, 86, 1);
MessageBoxForPlayers(GetPlayerFilter(GetCurrentPlayer()),"/Maps/RMG/515474A1-8A71-43BF-80ED-90E00B05311A/message.26.txt");
sleep(5);
if Tile == 1

then
SetObjectPosition(hero, 41, 86, 1); --40,84можно
print("проверка прошла ",Tile);
else SetObjectPosition(hero, 40, 84, 1);
end;
SetObjectEnabled("Message", nil)
end;
Trigger(4, "Message", "teleport1")

Returns 1 if the tile at (X, Y) on the surface (Floor_ID = 0) or underground (Floor_ID = 1) is passable, or "zero" if it is blocked. It takes the mask into account, but ignores temporary blockades (e.g., a stack of monsters, a player hero, etc.).

Firstly, for a complete understanding and use of them, I think this is the best way:smile15:
Secondly, the map is not yet finished)
Thirdly, I think that in non-Multiplayer maps, you can use much more scripts (except for arenas). And it doesn't quite make sense to stuff a Multiplayer map with a ton of scripts.
Fourthly, you can say that this is generally the first map:D, because until recently, I didn't create maps and didn't even think about maps.
Fifthly, thank you for your help!:smile14:
And the saddest thing is that testing scripts in a Multiplayer map takes a lot of time and is annoying. Because you have to restart everything 100 times(

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For the future, I wanted to ask. What is the difference when creating a scenario and a Multiplayer map? (I read something about it briefly... but I don't remember anymore)

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Ugh... time wasted, and the result didn't bring the desired effect...

IsTilePassable(41, 86, 1); - returns 1 a) even if the hero is initially on that tile b) even if the hero is teleported to that tile.

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I'll have to write a workaround again... why couldn't IsTilePassable be made more functional?

I suggest this code.

I knew I should check the code... even though I didn't see any errors at first glance.
1) firstvis=0; how does this variable behave outside of functions? (Does it definitely not need to be assigned anything? Is it global or something else?)
2) Did we write xt, yt, zt == x, y, z correctly? Without declaring the data type.
3) The script editor gives an error in the line below.
elseif firstvis>=1 and xt,yt,zt == x,y,z then

*I'm not familiar with the Lua language, but I tried the following:
*Specifying the data type... number or something else... the error didn't disappear.
*Deleting the condition (firstvis>=1 and xt,yt,zt == x,y,z) then it stopped complaining.
*Putting the entire condition in parentheses also didn't help.

As I understand it, this syntax doesn't work in Lua.
Try this:

elseif firstvis>=1 and xt == x and yt == y and zt == z then

as a last resort:

elseif firstvis>=1 and {xt,yt,zt} =={x,y,z} then

but the first one should definitely work.

To those who have added new sounds to a map or know how to do it correctly, please respond. I can't seem to get it to work.

I added it. Very recently. Sound for the secret zone in the new scenario (which I am currently working on); the sound plays, though a bit quietly.
The sound is taken from the game Quake and consists of the phrase "You found a secret area" spoken in a metallic voice. Format .wav.
I think I can help. What isn't working for you?