Posts from HoMM3 HD is a mod (add-on) for the game Heroes of Might and Magic 3.

The intelligent transfer mechanism is not bad, but it doesn't take into account the realities – after all, different situations can occur. As a result, you're left with a Silver Pegasus when you need a Centaur to remain. Or a Wolf Rider (gray) remains instead of a Hobgoblin. You have to adjust everything. A new mechanism with a click on the desired unit would be more practical.

I dumped the whole pile, and then changed it if necessary; it will be easier for me than planning the transfer, taking into account a complex algorithm.

Actually, all of the above made me think about implementing an option to leave the weakest creature behind (i.e., simplify the algorithm and make it less intelligent).

actually, I came up with a useful feature for the general transfer buttons:
you select a stack with a click, click the button - a single unit remains in the selected stack, and the rest of the army is transferred.
this is a keyboard-free transfer method with the option to select a single unit.
I, as a non-competitive player, like this.
And I'll definitely remove the "intelligence" of leaving a single unit – I'll make it so that the weakest unit is left without any selection.

actually, I've come up with some useful functionality for the general transfer buttons:
select a stack with a click, click the button - one unit remains in the selected stack, and the rest of the army is transferred.
this is a keyboard-free method of transferring while choosing to leave one unit.
as a non-competitive player, I like it this way.
And then I'll definitely remove the "intelligent" leaving of one unit - I'll make it so the weakest remains without needing selection.

“Heroes of War and Money.”

And there’s also a request to create a description in some document for the mod about all the functional keys in the game. Like, the “E” key – skip turn, etc. I’m not asking because I need to know, but because most people downloading the HD mod are new to the game and don’t know all the keys.

What would this method look like if heroes with 14 different stacks collide?

A question arose.
Is it possible to convert one-way teleporters into two-way teleporters after the map is generated?
If so, I would really like it to be optional, of course, because otherwise, the fans of the original gameplay will complain. I sometimes play with one-way teleporters not because I don’t like SOD, but because of the one-way teleporters; with them, SOD often produces unplayable generations.

How will this method work if heroes with 14 different stacks clash? Also, I would like to request that a document be created to describe all the functional keys in the game for the mod. For example, key "E" - skip turn, etc. I'm not asking because I need to know, but because most people downloading the HD mod are new to the game and don't know all the keys.

How does the original method, which involves selecting and moving stacks with clicks, work when heroes encounter 14 different stacks?

I can't install the HD mod on Heroes 7. I tried versions 2.95 and 2.98 - in any case, the game crashes when I launch it. What should I do?

I can't install the HD mod on Heroes 7. I tried versions 2.95 and 2.98 - in any case, the game crashes when I launch it. What should I do?

It's unlikely to be a mod issue. Heroes of Might and Magic wasn't designed to run on Windows 7. (It wasn't even designed for Windows XP...) You should try running it through a Windows XP virtual machine.

Pure heroes work normally.