The Heroes Round Table

Okay, this is my last post in this topic – it's obvious you're going to advertise a clearly less efficient tool just because you've created it. I'm saying this for the fourth time I think, but apparently you still didn't get it – anything other than exporting and importing scripts is done by simply ...

You seem to misunderstand how H4 Utility works. As far as script-making goes, there are only two tasks it can perform: it can convert scripts from any h4c file to C-like code, and it can convert any C-like code to h4c scripts. That's it, there are no other tasks someone needs to know how to perform ...

Once you figure out what command you need to use to export/import, you don't need to do anything more for the rest of your map-making career. You save the commands somewhere, and don't have to worry about it ever again. I know what command imports the scripts, you know what command imports the scrip...

It's pretty difficult to come up with general tips because I imagine different people have issues with different things, but if someone has some specific questions about H4 Utility, I could try to answer them.

Maybe H4 Utility isn't the simplest or the most intuitive tool, but it surely is efficient. Once you get the scripts to export and import (which, as a side note, is the only thing you'll ever need to do via the command line) you can do anything you want with your code since everything is text-based,...

Well, then you're mistaken. Can you give me an example of a scripting task that cannot be performed efficiently with H4 Utility but can with H4MG Advanced Options Map Editor?

Yeah, I cannot imagine working on complex scripts within the basic editor.
Since H4 Utility gives me almost everything I could expect from a script-editing tool (and I'm already familiar with it), I don't see a reason to try anything else.

I've found a workaround – adding the -w parameter is enough to make it work.
So the full command is

Hello. I've downloaded H4 Utility (version 3.4, to be precise) to generate a C file based on my map's scripts, edit it, and then import the edited scripts. Unfortunately I cannot seem to get the importing part to work. The command I'm using is h4util.exe -a path-to-map path-to-the-C-file but it only...