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Azgalor, I had to think about it for a while, but in this case, you definitely need to pass all 5 answer options. If only 2 are used, add , nil, nil, nil after them.

How can I implement simultaneous animations? Currently, because the lines of code are executed sequentially, there is a slight desynchronization. I also wanted to ask about the pause between animations. I've set it to IDLE, but in that case, the objects immediately start a new animation after the current one ends, and I need a pause.

In what scenarios have such animations been implemented?

Hello everyone, I need help writing a script code. The idea is that any random hero enters a specific building, and this building checks if the hero has a perk and gives him a bonus for that perk. The problem is that I need to check if the hero has many perks and give him many bonuses if he has them. I only learned how to write code to check for one perk, and the game doesn't read further. I ask coders to help, I need a максимально simple script of this kind: function perksF (heroname) if "hero has skill" (heroname, for example, the skill of archery) then "add creatures to hero" (heroname, for example, archers, in the amount of 1) also if "hero has skill" (heroname, for example, skilled logistics) then "add artifact to hero" (heroname, for example, shackles of fate, non-transferable) also if "hero has skill" (heroname, for example, advanced logistics) then "change hero stat" (heroname, for example, defense, +2) also if "hero has skill" (heroname, for example, advanced light) then "teach hero a spell" (heroname, for example, slow at the skilled level) end end Trigger (hero touches an object called tttt, launch the perksF function) The examples themselves can be different, the principle and logic of writing the code are important, so that one touch trigger checks a large number of perks and gives the hero creatures, an artifact, a spell. It also needs to have a nil condition, and the touch should work once and not give bonuses a hundred times. I will be grateful for the explanation. Another question: I need a script that will work at the start of a battle. Startcombat if there is a necromancer hero in the battle and if he has the leadership perk, then the enemy hero receives -1 to morale, and similarly for the advanced and skilled level, -2 and -3 morale. Thank you for your help.

Friends, could you tell me how many simultaneous functions can be executed in the game? I'm currently working on character animations: I create separate functions and launch them using startThread(), but I noticed that the game freezes completely after the second startThread() command. If I combine all the animations into one function, then everything works fine.

Madara X, Azgalor, thank you for your answers. I figured out how to check multiple perks in one script. But I still can't figure out how to grant bonuses using givebattlebonus.
I need an example of the code. Maybe some forum users have maps or examples where this code is used.
I'm looking for the following examples:
1) If a hero has skill A, grant THAT HERO a bonus for one battle (e.g., +1 to creature speed, +defense, +stats, or +1% to creature HP).
2) If a hero has skill B, grant the OPPONENT'S HERO a bonus for one battle (e.g., -1 to creature speed, -1 defense, luck, etc.).
3) If a hero has skill C, this hero casts spell D at the beginning of all subsequent battles.
Thank you for any examples and help!

green belly, the game doesn't know what a heroname is, to which it should add +1 attack. Here's a working version + I added a function for a negative response (because in your case, as I see, there should also be a function for a negative response):

function arena1F(hero)
   arena1Fhero = hero
   gold = GetPlayerResource(1, 6)
      if gold >= 2000 then
         QuestionBox ("/Maps/Multiplayer/arena/napadenie1.txt", "yes", "no")
      else MessageBox("/Maps/Multiplayer/arena/napadenie1nexvatka.txt")
      end
end

function yes()
   SetPlayerResource(1, 6, gold-2000)
   ChangeHeroStat(arena1Fhero, STAT_ATTACK, 1)
end

function no() --this is just an example of what will be called if you press No. The code can be changed to suit your needs, or the function call can be completely removed when refusing, by replacing "no" with nil in QuestionBox
   SetPlayerResource(1, 6, gold-2000)
   ChangeHeroStat(arena1Fhero, STAT_LUCK, 1)
end

Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, "arena1", "arena1F")

green belly, here are a couple of hints:
The GetPlayerHeroes() function returns an array of heroes, and the GiveHeroBattleBonus() function takes the name of a single hero as its first parameter. You need to iterate through all the heroes in the array. For example, for PLAYER_2:
for i, hero in hero2 do
GiveHeroBattleBonus(hero, morale bonus, -3);
end
And so on for all opponents.
The zdanie1F() function takes the name of the hero who triggered the trigger as input. This was reflected in the code that Azgalor sent you. You need to check it in HasHeroSkill().
The signs -- are comments, meaning they are not code. I advise you to look at some article about lua, it will become clearer.