Warcraft map trigger, I want to summon a monster to attack and add one attribute to the hero.

Answer 1

You can use the triggers in the Warcraft map editor to write such a script. The following is a simple example script that can add one attribute to the hero every time the summoned monster attacks:

```
//define the hero's attributes
Attribute of the varhero = Attribute 1

//define the attributes of the summoned monster
Attribute of the varmonster = Attribute 2

//Create a summoned monster
var monster = DOTAMapcreateObject(DOTA_ monster)
var effect = DOTAMapcreateObject(DOTA_ effect)

//Set the attack effect of the summoned monster
effectsetfunc(DOTAMapcreateObject(DOTA_ effect_script) 1 1 monster herotoString())

//Set the damage effect of the hero on the summoned monster
effectsetfunc(DOTAMapcreateObject(DOTA_ effect_script) 2 1 monster herotoString())

//Add the summoned monster to the map
DOTAMapaddObject(monster)
```

In this example, we defined the attributes of the hero and the summoned monster and created a summoned monster and an effect object. Then we use the trigger to set the attack effect of the summoned monster and the damage effect of the hero on the summoned monster. Finally, we added the summoned monster to the map.

To use this script, you need to create a trigger in the Warcraft map editor and set it up by following these steps:

1 Create an event loop in the trigger editor and add a new event. In this event, we can set the attributes of heroes and summoned monsters.

2. Create an effect target and use the trigger to set the attack effect of the summoned monster and the damage effect of the hero on the summoned monster.

3. Create a trigger condition and set an event loop in it. In this condition, we can check if the summoned monster has been added to the map. If it is added to the map, the following code will be executed:

```
//Set the attributes of heroes and summoned monsters to new values
DOTAMapupdateObject(Hero's attributes, hero's attributes, monster's attributes)
```

This will update the attributes of the hero and summoned monster and trigger the code in the effect object.

4. Turn off the event loop and effect object.

Now when a summoned monster is attacked, the hero will receive corresponding damage and update the attributes of the hero and summoned monster.