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Part 1: Turning hero's into legends

What files do we need?
...\data\ini\createaherosystem <CaH Class Name> .inc

Each Create a Hero class has it's own file to list their subclasses, with this example, I am going to use the MotW.

Each new subclass is noted with a line like this               

Code

SubClass // Captain Of Gondor

Our first step is to increase the amount of attribute points the Captain of Gondor has to spend at creation.               

Code

SpendableAttributePoints        = 30

You will find this line in each subclass, just increase, or decrease the number to whatever you like. The maximum useful value for the first part of the guide is 100, which will maximize all 5 attributes to 20.

Ok, that was easy. The next part is no more difficult. Scroll down, past the Blingupgrades, untill you come across this codeblock:               

Code

Attribute             GroupName            = CreateAHero_ArmorAttribute             MinValueUpgrade        = Upgrade_ArmorAttribute05             MaxValueUpgrade        = Upgrade_ArmorAttribute20             DefaultValueUpgrade    = Upgrade_ArmorAttribute16         End

The names speak for themselves, but here is a description anyway...

This block is one of the five blocks in a row that determen the minimum, maximum and default attribute value for each of the 5 attributes. This first block is for the Armor attribute, the second for damage, also called power, third for health, fourth regeneration, and the last for the vision range.

You should never modify the groupname unless you really know what you are doing, changing the name of the group won't benefit the game, it can only break it. The other three entries you can modify. For each value you change the numbers at the end of the upgrades from 01 to 20. Keep in mind that you always keep the minimum value below or equal to the maximum and the default within the min-max range you have set.


That's it for part 1. You can now edit the amount of attribute points you can spend and the range in which you can spend them for each specific attribute and each specific subclass.


Take a look at the Intermediate guide if you want to test the limits.

Solinx