Very weird exp gain

[DainyG]

I've set the max level for my map on 100.
Now when I kill a hero around level 20 I will direclty shot on lv 100.

When I kill a hero around lv 70 I get no exp at all.

 

[759tricker]

I've set the max level for my map on 100.
Now when I kill a hero around level 20 I will direclty shot on lv 100.

When I kill a hero around lv 70 I get no exp at all.

please check on the exp gain of the dying unit..

 

[DainyG]

please check on the exp gain of the. dying unit..

How can I do this?

 

[Solu9]

How can I do this?

Advanced -> Gameplay Constants

And then use this guide:
http://world-editor-tutorials.thehelper.net/cat_usersubmit.php?view=68382

 

[water_Knight]

Personally i prefer to disable exp gain in the constant and then use triggers to grant exp = to level of dying unit x 2 or something.

 

[DainyG]

constant sucks. you cant even go further than lv 100 or 522 movement speed xD

 

[Solu9]

constant sucks. you cant even go further than lv 100 or 522 movement speed xD

Nevertheless, that's where you change the exp gain.

Otherwise use a custom system as water_knight suggests. Though I don't really see the point if you want the exp gain to be level based.

Oh and yes you can increase level to beyond 100. Press Shift and then double click the field. I believe the max level is in fact 1.000.000.000 (1 million).

 

[DainyG]

Nevertheless, that's where you change the exp gain.

Otherwise use a custom system as water_knight suggests. Though I don't really see the point if you want the exp gain to be level based.

Oh and yes you can increase level to beyond 100. Press Shift and then double click the field. I believe the max level is in fact 1.000.000.000 (1 million).

If you make to lvl 100 like I did in my map then its a real pain in the ass to write 100 fields for creep exp reduction etc xD

 

[Solu9]

If you want a different exp reduction each hero level then it's going to take some time indeed.

But is it essential for the map?
Perhaps you can lower the reduction breakpoints to each 5 levels instead of every level?
In that case you can copy/paste most of the values.

 

[DainyG]

I cant find a good balance. Now I managed to edit the exp for killing heroes.
Killing a lv 20~30 hero will only give u 1 lv and won't shot u on 100 anymore.
But still if you kill a lv 70~ hero you are directly on lv 100 which still sucks.

So I have to lower the exp gain for killing lv 70 heroes without setting the exp gain for much lower level hero kills to low.

 

[Solu9]

Modify the "Hero XP required" fields. Fx. the "Hero XP required - Level Factor", this field is how much extra flat XP the hero will need to gain a level. If the number is 100, then the hero needs 100 XP to gain level 2, 200 XP to gain level and so on.

 

[DainyG]

Modify the "Hero XP required" fields. Fx. the "Hero XP required - Level Factor", this field is how much extra flat XP the hero will need to gain a level. If the number is 100, then the hero needs 100 XP to gain level 2, 200 XP to gain level and so on.

But this requires to fill in all 100 fields for 100 levels in my constants? xD

 

[yip]

Hopefully this will help!

You don't need to input the values for all 100 levels - At least if you're just multiplying the XP needed by an integer for every level. Just use the 'factors'.

 

[DainyG]

Idk how integers, variables or jass works :[

 

[yip]

Idk how integers, variables or jass works :[

No need for jass. Variables are fundamental, you should look them up! It's nothing complicated. It's the same as any "X" in algebra. Yep. Except there are types of them.

Integers are numbers, just think of it like that.

Just read that page carefully and you'll get it. It's not that hard.

 

[DainyG]

In that case it will be easier for me to just fill the 100 fields on my own -___-

 

[Solu9]

If you set the "Hero XP required - Level Factor" to 100, and just 100. The hero required xp needed for next level will automatically be increased by (hero level x 100) each level.
The "constant factor" will increase the required XP by this amount each level.

Example 1:
Hero XP required - Constant Factor: 200
Hero XP required - Level Factor: 100

From level to level:
1 -> 2 = 300 XP
2 -> 3 = 400 XP
3 -> 4 = 500 XP
4 -> 5 = 600 XP
5 -> 6 = 700 XP

80 -> 81 = 8200 XP

Example 2:
Hero XP required - Constant Factor: 500
Hero XP required - Level Factor: 200

From level to level:
1 -> 2 = 700 XP
2 -> 3 = 900 XP
3 -> 4 = 1100 XP
4 -> 5 = 1300 XP
5 -> 6 = 1500 XP

80 -> 81 = 16500 XP