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That's the problem; they don't reach the trigger. I'm starting to think that the region acts as an obstacle for them... although there are no region-based restrictions at all (the larger I make the region, the further away from the destination the heroes stop).

The heroes simply didn't have enough movepoints, and the first hero had logistics + a racial skill...

P.S. It's a pity, I thought that the MoveHeroRealTime command allows you to cover absolutely any distance at once, but it turns out it only covers the distance for which there are enough movepoints. (and you can't make it higher than the maximum movepoints with the command, if you believe the manual. But in the campaign scripts, I found that the developers added a certain number of points to the hero before executing the MoveHeroRealTime command, why, I wonder? if again, according to the manual: "The hero will jump to the specified point, regardless of whose turn it is and whether he has movepoints or not"! There is an inconsistency...) in general, it's sad :)

Since the points are running out, implement the check within the loop, and, for example, when they are less than half, add them to the appropriate hero. ;)

Here's an idea ;) thanks!

It won't look good to teleport them to the middle of the map). They run from the Dungeon (from a point where the player can't see them) across the visible part (the large part) of the map... so it has to be this way :)

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I tried it, but it doesn't work. I set up a sensor that shows that points are added every second, 2500 at a time, but it still runs its distance and stops earlier than it should... I don't understand why the developers didn't come up with a functional command to move a hero over long distances in real time using normal movement...

Here's an idea ;) thanks!

It won't look good to teleport them to the middle of the map. They run away from the Dungeon (from the point where the player can't see them) through the visible part (the large part) of the map... so it can only be done this way :)

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I tried, but it doesn't work. I put a sensor that shows that points are added every second by 2500, but it still runs its distance and stops earlier than it should... I don't understand, did the developers really not come up with such a functional command to move a hero by means of normal movement over long distances in real time...

antonag07, it's nonsense...

function MoveHeroRealTimeAndReachPoint( heroName, x, y, floor )
	moveCost = CalcHeroMoveCost( heroName, x, y, GROUND );
	ChangeHeroStat( heroName, STAT_MOVE_POINTS, moveCost );
	sleep(1);
	MoveHeroRealTime( heroName, x, y, GROUND );
end;

I made something similar, and the MoveHeroRealTime command doesn't work as it should... I did it using the good old MoveHero instead.

That's the thing, they don't even reach the trigger; I'm starting to think that the region acts as an obstacle for them... although there are absolutely no region-based restrictions (the larger I make the region, the further away from the destination the heroes stop :))

That can't be. I think you're teleporting it to the edge of the mask. So, when a hero approaches the mask, they end up on a tile adjacent to the artifact, allowing them to interact with it. If there was another tile of the mask separating them, they wouldn't be able to reach it.

That can’t be. I think you’re teleporting him to the edge of the mask. So, when a hero approaches the mask, he ends up on a cell adjacent to the artifact, so he can interact with it. If there was another cell of the mask separating them, he wouldn’t be able to approach.

Why immediately call it nonsense?! It works...

it doesn't work (if the hero doesn't have enough maximum movement points, they won't go anywhere; I've checked this many times). The distance is simply too short (they use it).

I found a clever way to make the hero run across the entire map using transit regions. I determined the exact distance the hero can travel. I placed regions with additional movement points and a send command at the end points (it all works :). Otherwise, I understand that you can't force the hero to travel such distances.