ANY hero stats rounded to nearest instead of rounded down

[Map Designer]

you know some hereos have rational number as stat increment (1.75 agi blad master)
so,
is there any way to do round it to nearst integer? ofcourse excluding brute force method

 

[Wietlol]

give each hero +0.5 strength, agility and intelligence.
Perfect roundings.

 

[Map Designer]

but how? I can only set integers as strating strength/int/agi
and also i can only put integer to the tomes permanent gain

I havent checked if its possible by triggers yet, though

 

[Wietlol]

A unit enters (entire map)
if unit is a hero
add 0.5 to strength
add 0.5 to agility
add 0.5 to intelligence

If you have preset units then you have to pick every unit in entire map and add the same to heroes as well

 

[Map Designer]

is this the function you're talking about or there is another one?

• Paladin
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit enters (Playable map area)
  • Conditions
    • (Unit-type of (Triggering unit)) Equal to Paladin
  • Actions
    • Set RealNumber = 0.50
    • Hero - Modify Strength of (Triggering unit): Add IntegerAllowed

or you mean in jass? I can do what you say in custom script?

 

[Alright]

You don't really have to set it as a variable, but yes, that's the one you want to add the roundings to heroes.

 

[Nichilus]

"Conversion - Convert Integer to Real" (aka I2R) and "Conversion - Convert Real to Integer" (aka R2I) are the function you are looking for to set the number.

Hero - Modify Strength of (Triggering unit): Set to (R2I(I2R(Attribute_of_hero) + 0.5)
What it does is basically this:
You convert attribute of hero (an integer) into real number. Then you add 0.5 to that number.


Doing just this:
Hero - Modify Strength of (Triggering unit): add R2I(0.5)
won't work imo. Afaik it will first convert the number into integer and then it will add that number to the unit. However converting 0.5 into integer is 0, so you end up adding nothing at all.


Edit:
I'm not even sure if the first one will work, because hero's attribute ingame is already an integer, so when the input is an integer, you cannot expect anything behind decimal point.
You would probably need to calculate how much of an attribute he should have.

To clarify:
Let's say hero's current Strength is equal to 39. When you do this:

• Set IntegerVariable = (Strength of Unit)
• Set RealVariable = (Conversion - Convert Integer to Real(Strength of Unit))

Both will return same number - 39 and 39.00 respectively. That is because the attribute itself is an integer number.
So doing this: 39.00 + 0.50 will get you 39.50, but after converting it back to integer, you will get 39 again.

If you set your hero in Object Editor like this:
Starting Strength = 20,
Strength per Level = 1.80;
then the ingame calculation for it is: Convert_to_Integer(Starting_strength + (Level * strength_per_level)).
For example at level 6 the calculation would be: Convert_to_Integer(20 + (6 * 1.80)) = conv_to_int (20 + 10.80)) = conv_to_int(30.80) = 30.

Now you probably want to round it up, so 30.8 would get rounded up to 31. That, however, requires you to somewhere save the "Starting Strength" and "Strength Per Level" manually. Then make trigger which fires when hero gains a level and you yourself will calculate how much Strength he is supposed to have.

• Map Ini
• Events
  • Map Initialization
• Conditions
• Actions
  • Set startStrength = 20.00
  • Set strengthPerLevel = 1.80

• Calculation
• Events
  • Hero gains level
• Conditions
  • Triggering unit is your specified hero
• Actions
  • Hero - Modify Strength of (triggering unit) set to (Convert Real to Integer((startStrength + (Convert Integer to Real(Level of unit) * strengthPerLevel) + 0.50)))

The above calculates the attribute. For example for the level 6 it would be: (20.00 + (6 * 1.8) + 0.50) => (20.00 + 10.80 + 0.50) => 31.30 => converted back to integer = 31.

 

[Wietlol]

Hero attributes are in real format but are shown and get as an integer 24/7
however i though that there was a way to get the exact value in a real
i havent got a pc atm so cant check the script though

 

[Dr Super Good]

All the natives are for integer form of attributes so I am afraid you are out of luck.

You can script a work around by applying corrections at certain levels. You will need to program up the growth of attributes for the heroes in triggers so that you can compute at which level a correction is required.

 

[Wietlol]

The best thing you can do is create your own stat system.
Save each unit's strength, agility and intelligence in a hashtable or real arrays and adjust those when you acquire an item, level up, learn/use a skill, etc, etc, etc.
Also when you update those values, set the STR, AGI, INT of the hero to the integer (with roundings) of those values.

When you want to use those, the best is to get them directly from the hashtable but you can use the integers of the hero too.

The best thing is to make a function that calls a custom event.
Then there are triggers that react to that event and change the value accordingly.
example:
Make a trigger and use the custom event.
Set value = value + (3 * level of (attribute bonus) for (unit))

That way you can handle custom stats perfectly.

This does require you to make a lot of triggers that use that custom event, you might want to have a custom event manager to make them glitchless too.

It is your call.