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Inside the function, before the MessageBox, place a trigger that resets:
Trigger(REGION_ENTER_AND_STOP_TRIGGER, "RegionName", nil)

A question arose: there is a created mob with its own characteristics and abilities. Is it possible to edit it, taking into account the selected difficulty level? When loading a map.

Do you mean dynamically changing the abilities and characteristics of creatures? No, unfortunately, that is not possible.

Hello! This script doesn't work, it crashes with the error Attempt to compare nil with number

HEAL = {}
HEAL.variant = -1

Healing_arts = {{id=176, heal = 50}, {id=177, heal = 10},}

function HEAL.UseHeal(pl, ans)
  if not ans then
    HEAL.heal_arts_on = {}
    for key, art in Healing_arts do
      if HasArtefact(MAIN_HERO, art.id) then
        table.insert(HEAL.heal_arts_on, art.id)
      end
    end
    HEAL.len = length(HEAL.heal_arts_on)-1
    print(HEAL.len, ' - длина 'массива) --Выводит минус единицу - длина массива
    sleep()
    if 0 < HEAL.len <= 4 then  ---ВОТ ЗДЕСЬ ПАДАЕТ СКРИПТ.
      print('Проверка') --НЕ ВЫВОДИТСЯ В КОНСОЛЬ
      HEAL.variant = 1
      local pthheal = "Interface/CustomAbilities/UseFirstAidKit/"
      local options = {}
      local values = {}
      while not values and not options do
      sleep()
      end
      for i=1, HEAL.len do
        print (HEAL.len)
        print('Проверка 2 ', HEAL.heal_arts_on)
        options=pthheal..'Use_'..i..'...'   
        values= artifacts[HEAL.heal_arts_on].name 
        --
      end
      while not options[HEAL.len] do
      sleep()
      end
      options[HEAL.len+1]=Talk.BACK
      Talk.mode = 1

      Talk.NewDialog(GetIconPath('Heal'), pthheal..'Heal', pthheal..'HealDesc', 'HEAL.UseHeal', options, values)
--
--    elseif HEAL.len > 4 then

    elseif HEAL.len <= 0 then
      print('Ai?oe')  ---ТОЖЕ НЕ ВЫВОДИТСЯ В КОНСОЛЬ
      Talk.mode = 1
      Talk.NewDialog("/UI/MessageBox/Warning.xdb#xpointer(/Texture)", pthheal.."WarningNoKit", pthheal.."NoKit", nil)
    end
  elseif ans then
    if HEAL.variant == 1 then
      if 0<ans<5 then
        STALKER.ChangeHealth(artifacts[HEAL.heal_arts_on[ans]].heal)
        RemoveArtefact(MAIN_HERO, HEAL.heal_arts_on[ans])
      end
    end
  end
end

This function is called from the spell book, the first call goes fine, but the second one errors out at the specified location. I don't even know what the problem is, though it's probably related to scope. But how to fix it (and more importantly, what exactly) — I have no idea...

if HEAL.len = -1, then the check 0 < heal.len will return nil, which will then be compared to 4, causing an error. It's simpler to write the condition as if heal.len > 0 and HEAL.len <= 4.

It works, thank you very much!

function pabota() SetObjectEnabled("slava", false); sleep(10); SetMonsterSelectionType("slava", 0); PlayObjectAnimation("slava", "attack00", IDLE); end; Trigger(NEW_DAY_TRIGGER, "pabota"); The peasants should constantly attack, but they don't. Can you tell me what's wrong?

What a name for your function! It would be better to call it "Peas_working". Regarding the fact that it's not working: did you pass the turn? The "new day" function starts working from the second day. Also, are there any errors in the console?

It actually starts working on the second day. Is it possible to make it work from the very first day?

Outside the function, just in the script, write this block of code.

I thought about it for a long time and finally understood what needs to be done....

But after thinking some more, I realized...

}{0TT@6bI4, thank you very much!

Hello. I'm having a problem with this script: ``` function Win() while 1 do sleep(10) if IsHeroAlive("Quroq") == nil then StartDialogScene("/Maps/SingleMissions/ne5/St3/DialogScene.xdb#xpointer(/DialogScene)"); sleep(10) StartDialogScene("/Maps/SingleMissions/ne5/St4/DialogScene.xdb#xpointer(/DialogScene)"); sleep(10) Win(); break; end; sleep(3) end; end; startThread(Win); ``` The dialogs are looping (for some reason I don't understand). The Win command isn't working. Can you tell me where I made a mistake?

Here is that snippet:
sleep(10) Win();

It restarts the function because you chose the wrong name. Name the function WinCheckLoop and, accordingly, startThread(WinCheckLoop).

Do you know if there are any commands that check for a specific amount of money and then deduct a certain amount?

pl1gold = GetPlayerResource(PLAYER_number, GOLD)
SetPlayerResource(PLAYER_number, GOLD, pl1gold - d),
where d is the delta. If the player doesn't have that much money, it will return an error.