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The line in the code looks like this:

SetPlayerResource(1,6, GetPlayerResource(1,6)-1000); 

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This line worked in my script.

Thank you, now everything works:)

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How can I track the progress of completing a quest to kill creatures using *SetObjectiveProgress? That is, there are 3 types of monsters on the map, and the hero must kill them. After each defeated monster, the task should be updated, such as: 1 out of 3 monsters killed, etc. The problem is that I don't know in what order the hero will defeat the monsters and where I need to write SetObjectiveProgress ('quest' 1, PLAYER_1)
I hope I wrote it clearly:)

Add a monster kill counter that increases by 1 after each mob is killed. And in the same mob touch handling, set the progress equal to the counter.

Thank you*:), but I don't understand at all how to do it:o. I mean, the monster kill counter, as I understand, is done using the command:*IsObjectExists?

Yes. You launch as many processing threads to check for the presence of a mob on the map as you have stacks. In each thread, if the monster doesn't exist, you increment the counter by one, set the task progress to the counter, and break.

MarkObjectIsVisited. I think it's clear what this function does.

No. You need to delve into modding. And you want your own custom object that can be visited and grants a bonus? It will be easier to discuss this in our group.

I would be very grateful to anyone who recognizes it and writes to me the ID of the Week of Release (or exams) (in Silver Cities), as I couldn't find anything similar among the English names.

I would be very grateful to anyone who recognizes and tells me the ID of the Week of Release (or exams) (in Silver Cities), as I couldn't find anything similar among the English names.

Well, what if...
Nothing similar was found, but there were weeks of emptiness that weren't mentioned in tutorials or advmap-startup.lua

These are:
WEEK_OF_GOAT
WEEK_OF_SHEEP
WEEK_OF_VIPER
WEEK_OF_ROOSTER
WEEK_OF_STORK
WEEK_OF_HYENA
WEEK_OF_WHALE
WEEK_OF_CUCKOO
WEEK_OF_RAT
WEEK_OF_FIREFLY

None of them translate to "week of release" or anything close, but who knows what text they might have put in there?

You can try setting them and see what happens.

I don't think these can be placed at all.