Disable learning

[nirvana]

Hi, i made a map which skills has 8 levels.But i dont want to players improve their skills after 5 level. I made a trigger that does it but there's problems.

• DisableLearning
  • Events
    • Unit - A unit Learns a skill
  • Conditions
    • (Learned skill level) Greater than 5
  • Actions
    • Unit - Decrease level of Thunder Clap for (Learning Hero)
    • Hero - Modify unspent skill points of (Learning Hero): Add 1 points
    • Game - Display to (All players) the text: You can't improve your skill.

In actions i want to decrease level of LEARNED SKILL.But there is only "Ability being cast". Also i want to show text to only owner of unit, but it displays to Player Group so i can't show this to single player. Can someone help me?

 

[Pharaoh_]

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• Events
  • Unit - A unit learns a skill
• Conditions
• Actions
  • Custom script: local integer i = GetLearnedSkill()
  • Custom script: local unit u = GetTriggerUnit()
  • Custom script: if GetUnitAbilityLevel (u, i) > 5 then
  • Custom script: call SetUnitAbilityLevel (u, i, GetUnitAbilityLevel (u, i) - 1)
  • Custom script: endif
  • Custom script: set u = null

Use a custom player group variable to display text to a single player:

• Set TempGroup = (Player Group(Owner of (Triggering unit)))
• Game - Display to TempGroup ...
• Custom script: call DestroyForce (udg_TempGroup)

Use "Convert player group to player" to make this happen.

 

[nirvana]

It work when the ability is 5.But when ability is 6 or 7 (i improve abilities other ways) then it decreases the level of ability.I want to only block.Not decrease.

 

[Pharaoh_]

So you're saying that the "Set unit ability level" fires the "A unit learns a skill" event?

 

[Bannar]

Use Hero skill comparison instead.

 

[defskull]

Instead of setting variable for "showing text to single player only", why not you use the simple action of GetLocalPlayer() ?

 

[Dr Super Good]

Instead of setting variable for "showing text to single player only", why not you use the simple action of GetLocalPlayer() ?

Because that shows the text to every player then? I agree it is the ultimate optimization for displaying syncronized text to all players at once though as it saves redundant calls that do not effect the player.

native DisplayTimedTextToPlayer takes player toPlayer,real x,real y,real duration,string message returns nothing