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That's not what I meant. Example: Lich Week. The spawn rate of liches, archliches, and greater liches is doubled. However, these creatures still spawn on the map. How can I prevent them from spawning?

That's not what I meant.
Example: Lich Week. The spawn rate of liches, archliches, and greater liches is doubled.
At the same time, the aforementioned creatures spawn on the map. How can I prevent them from spawning?

Then it's better to disable monster weeks in the map tree (set the value to true for MoonCalendarModifications\BlockMonstersWeeks).

Is it possible to transfer a town to a neutral player? And can you remove a hero from the map if they are already on it?

Yes, it is possible (see "The Tale of Igor's Campaign").
Certainly (see "The Tale of Igor's Campaign").

I looked it up, and found this for a neutral town:

SetObjectOwner('Town',0);

It's strange, my editor gave an error for PLAYER_0... However, I couldn't find anything for a hero. I noticed the function IsHeroAlive. How can I make it so that if IsHeroAlive('Eruina') is true, the heroine will die?

RemoveObject просто.

How do you create such scripts:
1. So that when entering peasant huts, a message appears (like in the first mission for Gothia).
2. So that the player can clear debris blocking resources, preferably only for the human player, and the AI cannot do this (like in mission 4 for Aranthir).

How do you create such scripts:
1. So that when entering peasant dwellings, a message appears (like in the first mission for Gothia).
2. So that the player can clear debris for resources, preferably only for the human player, and the AI cannot do this (like in mission 4 for Arantir).

1. Use the MessageBox command.
2. What do you mean by "debris"?

I need help with this script snippet... it doesn't work :( The console is silent, both at the beginning of the map and during the walkthrough... it just doesn't work. No reaction at all... here's the script:
function dopF()
prog = 1
MessageBox(GetMapDataPath().."text10.txt");
Trigger(REGION_ENTER_AND_STOP_TRIGGER, "wayF", nil);
sleep(5)
SetObjectiveState('obj_dop', OBJECTIVE_ACTIVE);
SetObjectiveVisible('obj_dop', true, PLAYER_1);
Trigger(REGION_ENTER_AND_STOP_TRIGGER, "wayF", "dopF");
end;

function dop1()
if prog == 1 then
MessageBox(GetMapDataPath().."text11.txt");

elseif prog == 2 then
SetObjectiveState("obj_dop", OBJECTIVE_COMPLETED);
Trigger(REGION_ENTER_AND_STOP_TRIGGER, "way1", nil);
AddHeroCreatures("hero", 64, 30);
end;
Trigger(REGION_ENTER_AND_STOP_TRIGGER, "way1", "dop1");

function fenixF()
prog = prog + 1
Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, "fenix", nil);
Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, "fenix", "fenixF");
end;
end;

At the very least, a semicolon is missing after:
prog = 1
sleep (5)
prog = prog +1
Also, something seems strange with the "end" statements. After the dop1 function, there isn't one, but after fenixF, there are two.

I think the console would flag the issue with the missing semicolons... I'll add them now.

No, she looked and saw that the number matched, and she ignored the fact that they weren't in the right place. Unless you need some special script where the body of one function is contained within the body of another...

Unfortunately, it doesn't work. I also rearranged the `end` statements and added semicolons... but the console is still silent... I really don't understand.

Added 1 minute ago
I experimented with the placement of the functions... but it didn't help.

And what is the point of this:

Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, "fenix", nil );
Trigger(OBJECT_TOUCH_TRIGGER, "fenix", "fenixF" );

First, you reset the trigger, and then immediately activate it? Why?

I need to reset the trigger only after the desired value of the "prog" variable equals two... is this really so difficult, and is there no way to reset it like that?