Diiferent images for same unit

[Elmor]

Hi, I have a question.

I want to make unit, that will have different images for different hp status; something like 3 images for 100% hp, 66% hp and 33% hp.
Is it real and if yes, how can I do it?

[Lord-Knightmare]

Well, you could try something using these tags:-

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[unit]
[modifications]
     [object]
         [effect]
             apply_to=hitpoints
             increase=66%
         [/effect]
     [/object]
     [object]
         [standing_anim]
         [/standing_anim]
     [/object]
[/modifications]
[/unit]

Make sure to do this inside an event(s) tag.

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[event]
[/event]

[trewe]

Hi, I have a question.

I want to make unit, that will have different images for different hp status; something like 3 images for 100% hp, 66% hp and 33% hp.
Is it real and if yes, how can I do it?

It could be done with the a bit forgotten variationWML

Spoiler:

Example:

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# the definition of the unit
[unit_type]
	id=unit_id
	gender=male,female
	# stats if the unit is at full health and male

	[variation]
		variation_name=injured
		inherit=yes
		# stats/images if the unit is injured and male
		[female]
			# stats if injured and female
		[/female]
	[/variation]

	[variation]
		variation_name=badly_injured
		inherit=yes
		# stats if the unit is badly injured and male
		[female]
			# stats if badly injured and female
		[/female]
	[/variation]

	[female]
		# stats/images if the unit is female and at full health
	[/female]
[/unit_type]

# to change the images invoke an object with apply_to=variation
[event]
	name=attack end
	first_time_only=no

	[filter]
		id=unit_id
	[/filter]

	[if]
		{VARIABLE_CONDITIONAL unit.hitpoints less_than "$($unit.max_hitpoints*0.33)"}
		[then]
			[object]
				[filter]
					id=$unit.id
				[/filter]
				[effect]
					apply_to=variation
					name=badly_injured
				[/effect]
			[/object]
		[/then]
		[else]
			[if]
				{VARIABLE_CONDITIONAL unit.hitpoints less_than "$($unit.max_hitpoints*0.66)"}
				[then]
					[object]
						[filter]
							id=$unit.id
						[/filter]
						[effect]
							apply_to=variation
							name=injured
						[/effect]
					[/object]
				[/then]
			[/if]
		[/else]
	[/if]
[/event]

# to get back to the original unit just pass an invalid variation name
[event]
	name=turn refresh # after healing
	first_time_only=no

	[store_unit]
		[filter]
			id=unit_id
		[/filter]
		variable=unit
	[/store_unit]

	[if]
		{VARIABLE_CONDITIONAL unit.hitpoints greater_than "$($unit.max_hitpoints*0.66)"}
		[then]
			[object]
				[filter]
					id=$unit.id
				[/filter]
				[effect]
					apply_to=variation
					name=invalid_variation_name # e.g. 'none'
				[/effect]
			[/object]
		[/then]
	[/if]
[/event]

raw code for 1.10, in 1.11 that would look different

[pyrophorus]

Hi !

It could be done with the a bit forgotten variationWML

That's right, but you can use modify_unit to apply variations instead of objects (better I think, because objects accumulate in unit description):

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[modify_unit]
     [filter]
          id=$unit.id
     [/filter]
     variation=injured
[/modify_unit]

HTH,

[trewe]

That's right, but you can use modify_unit to apply variations instead of objects (better I think, because objects accumulate in unit description):

Will not work if the stats of the variation differ from the base unit. modify_unit>variation only changes names and the images, any stats (moves, attacks, defences, hitpoints) are not applied. Although that may be irrelevant in this particular case since the OP only wants to change images anyway... Against object stacking one can use clear_variable to erase unused ones.