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[Mealstorm]

Hi, I want to make more upgrades for priest. I dont want to learn new ability but, learn him higher level of heal. I have no idea how make it without trigger. I tried few triggers but that dont work..

 

[WolSHaman]

Make an ability and give it the ability "ability level bonus" then set the increment and base amount to 1.

 

[Mealstorm]

Make an ability and give it the ability "ability level bonus" then set the increment and base amount to 1.

huh?

 

[Faust]

Have you tried just giving the heal another level?

I don't know if you can set upgrade requirements each level, but if not, then make a trigger that detects when priests are created, and set the level of the ability to higher one after checked if the upgrade level is correct.

Also make a trigger that runs on completion of the upgrade and increases the level of the abilities of the priests present on the map.

 

[WolSHaman]

huh?

Make an upgrade sorry. Make an upgrade and give it that property

 

[Mealstorm]

Hmm trigger what you think seems good, but it's too hard for me I am still only beginner in triggers and I know only how make simple triggers.

 

[Mealstorm]

Make an upgrade sorry. Make an upgrade and give it that property

There is normal upgrade for priest, but you cant set it change ability level.

 

[Faust]

Hmm trigger what you think seems good, but it's too hard for me I am still only beginner in triggers and I know only how make simple triggers.

It is simple and a good exercise
Try it, and if you fail, just post again so we can help.
Creating readytriggers for you is not really thehelper way

 

[Mealstorm]

I dont know how to make check and how check it...

 

[Mealstorm]

Any1 can help me ?

 

[Renendaru]

Ok, here's how it would be done. First make 4 upgrades or so with each a new level of healing, then go in object editor make the 4 spells and make them require these upgrades, then make it where on your condition they earn that upgrade.

 

[Mealstorm]

Ah I try it little differently. You gave me good idea!