Posts from Current questions and answers regarding the map editor.

Just download ToE and you're good to go.

I already have it; I want to play the classic campaign, but the second-tier upgrades won't work in it, apparently.

They can be banned from being hired and upgraded.

They can be banned from being hired and upgraded.

Indeed.

Where can I do this? Please advise.

In the CreaturesUpgradesFilter property within the city/fort's properties tree. An example of a city where hiring Altars of Haven is prohibited is shown in the image.

I wonder, is the map editor for Heroes V more complex than, say, the editor for Heroes III?

I would say yes. But there are also more possibilities.

When creating a campaign, none of the maps are displayed. What could be the problem?

When creating a campaign, none of the maps are displayed. What could be the problem?

There seems to be an issue with the scenarios. Perhaps they are located in the wrong directory.
Are the scenarios definitely working in single-player mode?

Yes, they are located in the Maps folder.

Hello everyone. I decided to start mapmaking from scratch, without remembering anything. And now I've encountered scripts. I'm not very knowledgeable in this area, so I'm asking for help. I can't solve the problem on my own. While reading the manual by ogo, I got to the part where it says that you need to put the text in Unicode format into an archive and place it in the final folder with the map, which I did. Then, you need to write the necessary script. But, unfortunately, when I go into the editor and click "edit script," it gives me an error, as shown in the screenshot, and crashes. But as soon as I delete the text file from the map archive, the editor works fine. The entire path is in English, and the name of the text file with the map is also in English. I have no idea what's wrong.

Oh yes, here is a screenshot

And many things that the Heroes V map editor cannot implement, can be implemented by the map editor of, say, WarCraft III?

I think that both the Heroes V editor and the WarCraft III editor have something to show each other. Of course, they have differences, especially when delving deeper into their features, but there are also things that the WarCraft III editor cannot implement, which the Heroes V editor can. However, if you just take a quick look at the functionality of these two editors, the difference is not immediately apparent. But the WarCraft editor is relatively much easier to use than to know all the intricacies and nuances of Lua.

there are things that the WarCraft III editor cannot implement, which the Heroes V editor can.

What, for example?