The Heroes Round Table

mweil86 wrote: I don't have a backup for the map.

Grave mistake. Well, that will teach you

Nothing can be done here, sorry. It just happens at around 5% rate So always make backups, and for your own good, make them separate.

A pity I made that map (my first one) with italian text, i would have loved to share it there. You seem to be good with English :) Just translate and post it here. Translation is pretty easy in H5, simply open the map as the zip archive and translate all the txt-files. I personally make maps in Eng...

RTFM for god's sake! It's all in the manual!

You should be more specific. What spell?

You forgot to provide the third argument for SetObjectiveStatus function - the name of the player. By default they are applied to the first player, and the first player doesn't have that objective, as far as I got it. So simply add PLAYER_2 and you'll be fine.

Every object has a property called Scale or similar, don't remember. You can change size via it.

No, you copy any existing object that have similar properties that you would like your object to have. All the maps have common base of standard object, no need for another map hence.

Try searching 'new object' or 'adding object'

Not new. This way all the fields are blank. Copy (ctrl C) and paste (ctrl V). Then change what ever you need.

existing one.

Yes. You create your own objects. Copy an existing pne then change it anyway you want icluding its appearance. It was explained million times how to do that in this forum, search it.

You mean every second or every turn?

For every second (not recommended, the will lag) use separate thread with infinite loop inside:

function myfunc()
while not nil do
--do something
sleep(20);
end;
end;

startThread(myfunc);

For every turn, use new day trigger.

for i=x,y do ... end
while ... do ... end

Probably you oughtta check if a hero has appropriate skill... No way to do it easily, at least I don't know one.

Sure. The code in a thread is executed separately, so if it terminates with an error it does not affect the whole script. So, to teach a hero all the spells you can write: function teachspell(hero,spell) TeachHeroSpell(hero,spell); end; for i=1,100 do --don't remeber number of spells actually startT...

Also, start reading function descriptions IsHuman is not applicable to heroes, it's applicable to side. Which can be either attacker or defender.

Are you kidding? Open the manual. There are several sections there. Advanture map functions, combat functions, functions added in the addons.

Browse the combat section, it's right there:

GetHeroName.

Of course. Why else would it be here?

That's ok. combat names have nothing to do with adventure mode names. There is a special function to get real hero name, by the way.

Open console in a battle and try functions out to se whether they work.

Probably IsHuman functon doesn't work in combat scripts. They have different sets of functions.