Hero gain Exp Questions

[Tinktin]

mm first, actually i forgot this one my map was fina before but now it have the problem again and forgot how to fix it, that u got no exp from nuetral ostile units when u hero reach level 5

second is how much exp ur heros take when they level up, cuz in my game max level is 75, but heros level up so fast and creeps level are like 2,3,4,5 max is 20, and they still got to much exp, i think in gameplay constants we can change that but i dont understand very well how or what to change :S

hope someone can explain me how to do it thx ^^

 

[Sheep_Quest]

A solution

Instead of using the Neautral hostile player for creeps go change this to player 12 brown and add player 12 brown the a costum force named creeps or something like that as for the exp gain of your heroes, try reducing the levels of your creeps and use this trigger to set down the experience gain

    Events
        Map initialization
    Conditions
    Actions
        For each (Integer A) from 1 to 14, do (Hero - Make (Player((Integer A))) Heroes gain THE EXPERIENCE GAIN YOU WANT% experience from future kills)

NOTE that chaniging your creeps to ownership of player 12 brown will disable bounty income from creeps but you can fix this by adding the following line to the trigger above

Player - Turn Gives bounty On for Player 12 (Brown)

NOTE: player 12 brown can be replaced by any player you want as owner of creeps

 

[AgentPaper]

dont use that, it wont do anything for what he wants. just go to gameplay constants and about 2/3 the way down there are a couple hero XP gained values, jus mess with those however you want (its same place where i assume you changes the creep reduction table so...

 

[xPheRe]

Yes, like AgentPaper said, play with Game Constant values.
It's playing and trying like this when you would learn the most.

Try "A) Hero XP Gained - Creep Reduction Table" to change how leveling a hero reduces the XP amount gained from creeps.

Also there are some values named with "Constant Factor", "Level Factor", "Previous value Factor".
They conform a formulae to calculate a value when it's off the table. It works this way:
ValueForLevel(X) = ConstantFactor + (LevelFactor * X) + (PreviousValueFactor * ValueForLevel(X-1))

Hope this helps you a bit so you can try to go and discover new things!