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[_whelp]

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[ljass]//! i makechange(current, "aani", nil)[/ljass]
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It keeps saying I need 4 arguments, including level, and when I add level it says: I need 3 arguments, excluding level.

What's wrong?

 

[Lyerae]

Lua doesn't' like you?

 

[Nestharus]

I'd check Grimoire or look in the Lua file usages ^_-. I don't use the external object extractor thingie mabob too often : o.

Let's see.. I'll check for u ^_-

setobjecttype("units") -- units, items, doodads, destructables, abilities, buffs, upgrades
mergefile("input.w3u", import) -- merge, replace, import

setobjecttype("doodads")
mergefile("input.w3d", replace)

setobjecttype("abilities")
mergefile("input.w3a", merge)
mergefile("more.w3a", merge)

if objectexists("AHbz") then
  modifyobject("AHbz")
  if (currentobject() == "AHbz") then
    logf(currentobjecttype(), currentobject()) -- write debug information to log
    makechange(current, "Tip", 3, "Lame Level 3 Tooltip")
    makechange(current, "Cool", 2, 99.5)
    makechange(current, "achd", 1)
    makechange(current, "alev", 4)
  end 
end

if objectexists("S000") then
  createobject("S000", "Sxyz") -- new id will be Sxyz
  if (currentobject() == "Sxyz") then
    logf(currentobjecttype(), currentobject()) -- write debug information to log
    makechange(current, "Hotkey", "Q")
    makechange(current, "Name", "My Chaos")
    makechange(current, "EditorSuffix", "(Peasant)")
    makechange(current, "CheckDep", 0)
    makechange(current, "Cha1", 1, "hpea")
  end
end

if objectexists("AHbz") then
  createobject("AHbz", generateid("AHbz")) -- new id will be generated as substitute for the passed AHbz id
  if (currentobject() ~= "") then -- "" would indicate that we do not have a current object
    logf(currentobjecttype(), currentobject()) -- write debug information to log
    makechange(current, "Levels", 10)
    makechange(current, "Tip", 6, "Blizzard Level 6")
    makechange(current, "ResearchTip", "Learn Blixxard")
    makechange(current, "Tip", 5, "fuckfuckfuckfuckfuck")
    resetchange(current, "Tip", 5) -- due to bad language
  end
  createobject("AHbz", generateid("AHbz"))
  if (currentobject() ~= "") then
    logf(currentobjecttype(), currentobject()) -- write debug information to log
    makechange(current, "Name", "LOL")
    resetobject(current)
  end
end

setobjecttype("doodads")
createobject("ZOss", generateid("ZOss"))
createobject("ZOss", generateid("ZOss"))
createdid = currentobject()

-- we set this again because the modded, unmodded and custom groups refer to the state of the last time we called setobjecttype
setobjecttype("doodads")
makechange(custom, "dmis", 0.55) -- min scale for all custom doodads
makechange(original, "dmas", 300) -- max scale for all original doodads
makechange(unmodded, "dmis", 0.99) -- min scale for all unmodded original doodads
resetchange(modded, "dmas") -- max scale for all modded original doodads
modifyobject(createdid)
resetobject(current) -- resetobject also works with custom, original, unmodded, modded groups

and there are samples ;o

The problem is you didn't put down enough lines, which is why I just gave you examples : p

Full usage is in grimext ; D

 

[_whelp]

[ljass]//! i makechange(current, "aani", 1, nil)[/ljass]

Even doing that won't change anything.

 

[Nestharus]

[ljass]//! i makechange(current, "aani", 1, nil)[/ljass]

Even doing that won't change anything.

I think you missed the point...

>The problem is you didn't put down enough lines, which is why I just gave you examples : p

hint hint

modifyobject("AHbz")

that opens up an object, meaning current object becomes that, etc...

Now I must get back to my Euphoria Preprocessing c# program work >: o

 

[_whelp]

Ehh...

//! externalblock extension=lua ObjectMerger $FILENAME$
//! i setobjecttype("abilities")
//! i createobject("AHtc", "A001")
//! i makechange(current, "aani", 1, nil)
//! endexternalblock

That's what I have.

And it still doesn't seem to work.

 

[Nestharus]

Hm...

Guess try debugging because it looks right to me ><.

>if (currentobject() == "A001") then

>logf(currentobjecttype(), currentobject()) -- write debug information to log

etc ><. You can also output files to see what you are doing.. check out examples in my Lua JASS Generation thingie to learn basic I/O

That is what I'd personally do anyways ; )

 

[_whelp]

Hmm... where exactly do the logs go?