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Anyone kind enough to give me training on GUI? I know most of the basic I guess,I just want to make a decent spell,I have no experience on coding however

Pardon me but with all that reputation you have, I really have to say that I dont believe that you dont know how to do a decent spell, anyway you can always go to the tutorial section or you can watch this...


 
It's really hard to learn someone anything like this, even if we try you will still need to read all that, and that is problem, we can really show you!

Still one of the greatest tutorials I found here is this one -> Click

Once when you learn what leaks are and how to create loops or for/if-then-else functions you will be able to understand how GUI works, try then to open some simple spells uploaded here or at any other wc3 site! Play with code, and see how it look ingame!

I can try to find some easy GUI stuff for you but I suggest you to wait week or maybe month I am working on tutorial about map creating and I will explain GUI (well basic and give links to advanced stuff)!
 
A word of advice~
If you're good in one field, continue on that field until you truly master it
It can give you a lot of advantages rather than mastering in ALL fields (which requires amount of times)
I'd suggest you stick to Modelling
A good map project consists of Modeller, Spell Maker, System Maker, Unit Maker, etc etc
Your expertise is needed and others' too
So keep on Modelling, I'm sure you'll beat General Frank (haha teased you ;D)
 
A word of advice~
If you're good in one field, continue on that field until you truly master it
It can give you a lot of advantages rather than mastering in ALL fields (which requires amount of times)
I'd suggest you stick to Modelling
A good map project consists of Modeller, Spell Maker, System Maker, Unit Maker, etc etc
Your expertise is needed and others' too
So keep on Modelling, I'm sure you'll beat General Frank (haha teased you ;D)

I disagree. Often you make a map with nice spells and terrain, but you lack some critical models, which wouldn't even be hard to make, but you are not skilled, thus your project can't be done, because no one will respond to your requests. Or you made lots of models, but you lack mapping skills, so you remain stuck at models and nobody will use them or put them in use as they were intended to and end in crappy maps.
 
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