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function getexperience()
party.party:getChampion(1):gainExp(1000)
party.party:getChampion(2):gainExp(1000)
party.party:getChampion(3):gainExp(1000)
party.party:getChampion(4):gainExp(1000)
end
Thanks, I'll give it a go. IanDrakkan wrote:insert object called script_entity inside your dungeon anywhere and name it anyhow. than copy + paste inside for example this
you can modify exprience number of course how you wish.Code: Select all
function getexperience() party.party:getChampion(1):gainExp(1000) party.party:getChampion(2):gainExp(1000) party.party:getChampion(3):gainExp(1000) party.party:getChampion(4):gainExp(1000) end
than just place any trigger (plate etc...) and connect it to the script. If you want start it automatic, then you can use timer for example. hope it helped a little
Without writing any script? Export your dungeon and make sure the DAT file is in the Dungeons folder for Grimrock 2 (it should default there when you click Export). Load up the game, go to Custom Dungeon and select your map, then simply "import" the high-level party from a previous game (eg, the group you used to beat the main campaign of Grimrock). Easy enough. And this way you can test out any Save/Load bugs as well.ian363 wrote:Hi, could someone help. I need to test some puzzles with higher level party (cast spells, survive punishment, etc). Is there a way to start editor with a higher level group. I tried to search the forum but it failed because of common words in search. Thanks Ian
PS I have no idea about writing scripts.
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function AddPartyExp()
for i = 1,4 do
party.party:getChampion(i):gainExp(5000); -- gains 5,000 experience
end
hudPrint("5,000 experience gained!");
end