[Trigger] Hm why this isnt multi player compatible ?

[bboy-tiger-]

Works for 1st player only, why ?
It gives 1 skill point every 2 levels, 3,5,7,9,11...

Hero_Spell_level_pre - integral
Hero_Spell_level - integral

• Actions
  • -------- init level --------
  • Set Hero_Spell_level_pre[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))] = (Hero_Spell_level_pre[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))] + 1)
  • -------- set skip level --------
    • Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
      • If - Conditions
        • Hero_Spell_level_pre[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))] Equal to (==) 2
      • Then - Actions
        • Set Hero_Spell_level[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))] = (Hero_Spell_level[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))] + 2)
        • Set Hero_Spell_level_pre[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))] = 0
      • Else - Actions
  • -------- add skill --------
    • Multiple FunctionsIf (All Conditions are True) then do (Then Actions) else do (Else Actions)
      • If - Conditions
        • (Hero level of (Leveling Hero)) Not equal to (!=) Hero_Spell_level[(Player number of (Owner of (Leveling Hero)))]
      • Then - Actions
        • Hero - Modify unspent skill points of (Leveling Hero): Subtract 1 points
      • Else - Actions

 

[Hoernchen]

Why not just do:

• Events
  • Unit - A unit Gains a level
• Conditions
  • ((Hero level of (Triggering unit)) mod 2) Equal to 1
• Actions
  • Hero - Modify unspent skill points of (Triggering unit): Subtract 1 points

This trigger would work perfectly, is a lot shorter and makes more sense.
I am not sure however, whether the event is triggered before or after the unit is leveled up. Because it might return the previous level instead of the new one, in which case you have to change the condition to:

• Conditions
  • ((Hero level of (Triggering unit)) mod 2) Equal to 0

 

[bboy-tiger-]

Can you explain how this condition works actually ?

 

[Marcelo Hossomi]

It's a math function called modulo. It returns the remainder of a division.

10 mod 3 = 1

So if you want to do something every 2 levels, that is, every multiple of 2, divide the level by 2. If the remainder is 0, then it's a multiple of 2.

 

[bboy-tiger-]

Tnx