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How do you detect a hero's exp to its next level? Like, 0/10 for example. 0 is its current exp,and 10 is the exp needed for it to level up. Thanks in advance.
How to detect a hero's exp to next level?
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write down an array with every level value and use it to compare with getheroexp
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There is a cheap way to do it.
Which is creating a dummy hero and leveling it up via triggers.
Then each time, you check how much EXP he has.
Then you store that in an array, and then you can read from that array how much it was.
The "proper" way is to implement the formula of required exp into the game.
That way, you can do it without the need of dummies nor anything else.
Which is creating a dummy hero and leveling it up via triggers.
Then each time, you check how much EXP he has.
Then you store that in an array, and then you can read from that array how much it was.
The "proper" way is to implement the formula of required exp into the game.
That way, you can do it without the need of dummies nor anything else.
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I'm just gonna say I "quite" don't understand what you've just said. Can you show me the triggers so it can be much more understandable?
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No, I cannot show you triggers.
But the theory is pretty simple.
1, create hero.
2, loop from 1 to 10 (maximum level of heroes)
- increase hero level
- store current exp of hero in array with index A (from the loop)
3, remove the hero from the game.
Then you have the required exp per level in an array.
But the theory is pretty simple.
1, create hero.
2, loop from 1 to 10 (maximum level of heroes)
- increase hero level
- store current exp of hero in array with index A (from the loop)
3, remove the hero from the game.
Then you have the required exp per level in an array.
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Aah,I get it now. Thanks!
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You can also hard code in the gameplay constants and use the same formula WC3 does.
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The dummy unit one does have the advantage of only having 1 place where the xp curve is defined. If you want to change it later, you only need to modify gameplay constants, instead of having to modify your initialization trigger as well. Duplicated data is a big cause of unnecessary bugs, as people forget to update every place something is defined.
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