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I haven't looked at what you've done in your map yet.

Understood. Thanks for the advice, but in reality, it will 'flash' and consume a huge amount of computer resources, constantly updating... It would be simply amazing if you could somehow 'tame' the standard hiring window. :)

but nevertheless, I wrote that this implementation is not pretty :)

Well, something like this (I haven't looked at what's been done in your map yet, and I wrote that the option is not pretty, based on your message that what's been done there is also done in a clumsy way).

:smile52: well, everything there is done even through a 'bigger clumsy way'.

p.s. I think that you can also add a "scroll" with a slider to the message window - I'm going to work on this soon (we recently discussed similar issues with one of the participants in this discussion ;)

By the way, you could combine everything with the market. There's some unnecessary stuff there about sending gold to the opponent. But again, it wouldn't be pretty, but without any "flashing" effects.
Here, the only option is to have a two-level system without any connection to the player, with a random change in type (if the bonus appears when the type changes, then it's great), and the bonus distribution is done via scripts (if possible), according to the building that our hero clicks on - then 7 would be enough, even for 50 buildings!

Oh, I still don't quite understand :smile04: (But honestly, I'm fine with my version). Regarding the camps – I don't know, I came up with something complicated, and I haven't worked with them – maybe it's possible to do it somehow using CreatureEnabled...

Dyrman, If I understand correctly what you need, try this:
for example, three creatures for three weeks. Create three identical camps, each with its own creature. Use a time trigger to activate the first camp in the first week, then replace the camp each week using CreateDwelling (it won't be noticeable in the game and isn't too technically complex).

It might be possible, but setting a level for each week, especially considering the minimum level of 3 for a camp, probably won't work :(

I also need a selection of creatures of a specific level in the camp, which the camp won't allow (that's why I wrote about the idea of only 7 dwellings) and that's exactly what I meant by their replacement ;)

Are you sure that there is a division into levels in the camp at all?

this hassle can be bypassed with a script (and then the dwellings involved are not needed) - we give that level (or rather, a set/list of creatures) that is needed according to the current week

I need more options for recruiting creatures of a certain level in the camp, but the camp won't allow it (that's why I wrote about the idea of only 7 dwellings). And that's what I meant by "substituting" them.

Then we won't have a good interface.

Maybe we can make it even simpler, try to create new structures in the camp, like it's done in cities... I don't know, we need to try (maybe it's a crazy idea :smile11: )

I don't understand again... we can make the interface (dialog box, hiring window) exactly as we need it - the script doesn't interfere here.

It should be the same as in the camp. Explain everything you have in mind. I don't quite understand either.

in the camp, there’s a recruitment window with 1 creature – which is you, if I understand correctly. What you need is a window with the possibility of recruiting 2, 3, or more creatures (like, for example, in a town or outpost).

explain your thought (idea) - I don't quite understand it right away.

to put it simply: there will technically be 7 (for example) dwellings in the camp, one for each creature, and when selecting the recruitment window (where there is currently 1 creature), there will be 7, and then we can control the random growth, say, weekly, one week for one type of creature, another week for another

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by the way, for this option, the following commands will be relevant: Get|SetObjectDwellingCreatures