📚 Players Library (LibPlayers.galaxy):

Commands related to players, such as scoreboard, respawn timer, etc.

💬 Command: addalltalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addalltalent | aat) <HeroId> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

** DEPRECATED: Please use selectalltalent command instead. **

Add all talents to a player. The HeroId can be either the ID of <CHero id="xxx">, which will add all of the talents from that hero to the player, or it can be ALL, which will add ALL the talents in the game to the player.

Note: Some of the talents won’t work, so you might want to experiment a bit.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<HeroId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The talents from the Hero / all the talents in the game to be added from a player
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The target player id to have the talent being added.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> aat Tyrande
	(Add all the talents from Tyrande to the player whoever uses the command)
> addalltalent Firebat 2
	(Add all the talents from Blaze to Player 2)
> aat ALL
	(Add ALL the talents from the game to the player whoever uses the command)
> addalltalent ALL 10
	(Add ALL the talents from the game to the player 10)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: addqueststack

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addqueststack | aqs) <stacks> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Add a specific amount of quest stacks to a player.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<stacks>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The amount of stack to be added for a player
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the quest stacks to be added
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> aqs 10
	(Add 10 quest stacks to whoever uses this command)
> addqueststack 20 6
	(Add 20 quest stacks to Player 6.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: addtalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addtalent | adt) <TalentId> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Add a talent to a player, generally found in <CTalent id="xxxx">.

Note: Some of the talents won’t work, so you might want to experiment a bit.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<TalentId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The talent id to be added
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The target player id to have the talent being added.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> addtalent MedivhForceOfWillArcaneExplosion
	(Add Medivh's Arcane Explosion Talent to whoever uses this command)
> adt MalfurionCelestialAlignment 2
	(add Malfurion's Celestial Alignment Talent to Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: difficultyai

#️⃣ Syntax:

(difficultyai | diffai) [PlayerID] [DifficultyID]

📝 Description:

Get or set the AI difficulty for a player.

The difficulty settings are below:

DifficultyId Friendly Name (GameString.txt) Galaxy Constant (AILib_h.galaxy)
0 Unknown libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_Null
1 Tuto1Enemy libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAITutorial1Enemy
2 Tuto1Ally libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAITutorial1Ally
3 TutoMMEnemy libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAITutorialMapMechanicEnemy
4 TutoMMAlly libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAITutorialMapMechanicAlly
5 Beginner libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAITryMeMode
6 Unknown libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAITryMeModeAlly
7 Beginner libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIVeryEasy
8 Beginner libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIVeryEasyWithHumanAlly
9 Recruit libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIEasy
10 Recruit libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIEasyWithHumanAlly
11 Adept libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIMedium
12 Veteran libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIVeryHard
13 Elite libAIAI_ge_HeroAIDifficulty_HeroAIElite

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The player ID for the AI difficulty setting.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.
[DifficultyID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The difficulty to be set
	Default:	null

💡 Examples: 

> diffai
	(Get the AI difficulty for whoever uses this command)
> diffai 2 11
	(Set the AI difficulty for Player 2 to HeroAIMedium)
> difficultyai 6
	(Get the AI difficulty for Player 6)
> difficultyai 7 9
	(Set the AI difficulty for Player 7 to HeroAIEasy)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: disableai

#️⃣ Syntax:

(disableai | disai) [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Disable AI for a player.

Note: This also disables AI for units summoned via the summon command.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the AI to be disabled
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> disai
	(Disable AI for whoever use this command)
> disai 10
	(Disable AI for Player 10)
> disableai 2
	(Disable AI for Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: disabletalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(disabletalent | dist) <TalentId>

📝 Description:

Disable a talent for all players. Generally found in <CTalent id="xxxx">.

Note: This only locks the talent selection. If a player has already taken the talent, it will not be affected.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<TalentId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The talent id to be disabled.

💡 Examples: 

> disabletalent RagnarosLavaWave
	(Disable Rag's Lava Wave talent, similar to ARAM.)
> dist MaievUmbralBindPursuitOfVengeance 0
	(Disable Maiev's Pursuit Of Vengeance talent)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: enableai

#️⃣ Syntax:

(enableai | enai) [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Enable AI for a player.

Note: This also enables AI for units summoned via the summon command.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the AI to be enabled
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> enai
	(Enable AI for whoever use this command)
> enai 10
	(Enable AI for Player 10)
> enableai 2
	(Enable AI for Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: enabletalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(enabletalent | ent) <TalentId>

📝 Description:

Enable a disabled talent for all players. Generally found in <CTalent id="xxxx">.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<TalentId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The talent id to be enabled.

💡 Examples: 

> enabletalent RagnarosLavaWave
	(Enable Rag's Lava Wave talent, which was disabled in ARAM.)
> ent MaievUmbralBindPursuitOfVengeance
	(Enable Maiev's Pursuit Of Vengeance talent)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: experience

#️⃣ Syntax:

(experience | xp) <Amount> [PlayerId] [SourceId]

📝 Description:

Grant experience to a specific player.

The SourceId is an integer with the following values:

SourceId Galaxy file constant
0 libGame_ge_XPSources_Debug
1 libGame_ge_XPSources_Trickle
2 libGame_ge_XPSources_Minion
3 libGame_ge_XPSources_Creep
4 libGame_ge_XPSources_Hero
5 libGame_ge_XPSources_Structure
6 libGame_ge_XPSources_RegenGlobe

⚙️ Parameters: 

<Amount>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The amount of xp to be given
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the XP to be given to
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.
[SourceId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The integer value of the xp source
	Default:	0

💡 Examples: 

> xp 10
	(Grant 10 xp to whoever use this command)
> experience 100 6
	(Grant 100 xp to Player 6)
> experience 100 1 2
	(Grant 100 xp to Player 1 with its source set to minions)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: getcatalog

#️⃣ Syntax:

(getcatalog | gcl) <CatalogReference> [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Directly get a catalog value (i.e., XML data) for a player.

The CatalogReference string consists of three parts: <Category Type>,<Category Entry>,<Catalog Field Path> separated by commas, where:

  • <Category Type>: The type of the catalog, which is usually the second word of the entry. Take CBehaviorBuff as an example — it consists of three parts:
    • C (Catalog)
    • Behavior (Type) <-- This One
    • Buff (Sub-Type)
    • The value is the second “Capitalised Word”: Behavior. Similarly, CAbilEffectInstant, the value will be Abil, CValidatorPlayerTalent will be Validator.
  • <Category Entry>: The ID of the target Category. (id="xxx")
  • <Catalog Field Path>: The field path of the targeted <Category Entry>.
    • Nested levels use . for representation. If the target field is not value="xxx", it must also be nested.
    • Arrays uses [n] to specify the numeric order
    • If an entry can exist multiple times with different index such as <Flags>, use [Index], such as Flags[AllowSelfCast]

Therefore, consider the following XML (extracted from wizarddata.xml, Li ming’s data file):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="us-ascii"?>
<Catalog>
  <!-- Data trimmed -->
  <CWeaponLegacy id="HeroWizardWeapon" parent="StormHeroFastWeapon">
    <Icon value="Assets\Textures\storm_temp_btn-upgrade-zerg-meleeattacks-level3.dds" />
    <DisplayEffect value="WizardHeroWeaponDamage" />
    <MinScanRange value="5.5" />
    <Range value="5.5" />
    <Period value="1" />
    <PreswingBeforeAttack value="0.25" />
    <PreswingBetweenAttacks value="0.25" />
    <Effect value="WizardWeaponLaunchSwitch" />
  </CWeaponLegacy>
</Catalog>

To get a reference to her basic attack range, the CatalogReference string will be Weapon,HeroWizardWeapon,Range

Another Example: (Extracted from firebat.xml, Blaze’s Data file)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="us-ascii"?>
<Catalog>
  <!-- Data trimmed -->
  <CAbilEffectTarget id="FirebatJetPropulsion" parent="StormSkillshotDashParent">
    <Effect value="FirebatJetPropulsionOffsetPersistent" />
    <Cost>
      <Vital index="Energy" value="45" />
      <Cooldown TimeUse="10" />
    </Cost>
    <MoveLocation ProjectionDistanceScale="14" />
    <CursorEffect value="FirebatJetPropulsionSquareSearchArea" />
    <CmdButtonArray index="Execute" DefaultButtonFace="FirebatJetPropulsion">
      <Flags index="AllowSelfCast" value="0" />
    </CmdButtonArray>
    <Activity value="Jet Propulsion" />
    <CastIntroTime value="0.375" />
    <ShowProgressArray index="Cast" value="1" />
  </CAbilEffectTarget>
</Catalog>

To get a reference to Blaze’s Jet Propulsion (E) cooldown, the CatalogReference will be Abil,FirebatJetPropulsion,Cost.Cooldown.TimeUse

(Extracted from stukovdata.xml, Stukov’s data file — the Biotic Armor talent, which grants 15 Armor to allies affected by Healing Pathogen)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="us-ascii"?>
<Catalog>
  <!-- Data trimmed -->
  <CBehaviorBuff id="StukovHealingPathogenBioticArmorPhysicalArmorBehavior" parent="StormArmor">
    <BehaviorCategories index="BuffResistant" value="1" />
    <RemoveValidatorArray value="StukovTargetHasHealingPathogen" />
    <ArmorModification>
      <ArmorSet index="Hero">
        <ArmorMitigationTable index="Basic" value="15" />
      </ArmorSet>
      <ArmorSet index="Merc">
        <ArmorMitigationTable index="Basic" value="15" />
      </ArmorSet>
      <ArmorSet index="Monster">
        <ArmorMitigationTable index="Basic" value="15" />
      </ArmorSet>
      <ArmorSet index="Summon">
        <ArmorMitigationTable index="Basic" value="15" />
      </ArmorSet>
      <ArmorSet index="Structure">
        <ArmorMitigationTable index="Basic" value="15" />
      </ArmorSet>
      <ArmorSet index="Minion">
        <ArmorMitigationTable index="Basic" value="15" />
      </ArmorSet>
    </ArmorModification>
  </CBehaviorBuff>
</Catalog>

To get a reference to the armor value against Structures, the CatalogReference will be Behavior,StukovHealingPathogenBioticArmorPhysicalArmorBehavior,ArmorModification.ArmorSet[Structure].ArmorMitigationTable[Basic].

⚙️ Parameters: 

<CatalogReference>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The Reference to the specific catalog field
[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the catalog modification
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> getcatalog Effect,WizardTeleportCalamityDamage,Amount
	(Get Li-Ming's Calamity damage from whoever uses this command)
> gcl Abil,VarianCharge,Cost.Vital[Energy]
	(Get Varian's Charge mana cost from whoever uses this command)
> gcl Behavior,Mounted,Modification.UnifiedMoveSpeedFactor 2
	(Get the mount speed for all Heroes from Player 2)
> gcl Weapon,StukovHeroWeapon,Period
	(Get Stukov's Basic Attack speed from whoever uses this command)
> gcl Weapon,ChromieHeroWeapon,Effect
	(Get Chromie's Basic Attack Effect from whoever uses this command)
> gcl Behavior,DehakaDarkSwarm,Modification.StateFlags[SuppressCollision] 2
	(Get Dehaka's Dark Swarm Ability Suppress Collision flag value when active from Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: modifycatalog

#️⃣ Syntax:

(modifycatalog | mcl) <CatalogReference> <value> [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Directly modify a Catalog value (a.k.a XMLs) for a player in runtime.

For how to obtain and construct CatalogReference, Please refer to the getcatalog command.

Caveats:

  • Some of the fields are READ-ONLY, meaning it cannot be modified, e.g Unit,HeroChromie,PlaneArray[Air] (Unable to make Chromie become an air unit like Medivh Raven). This would require an override to the XML instead (see modding.md).
  • The catalog modification is applied after parental inheritance, meaning it is not possible to modify a parent (parent="xxx") and have the change apply to all child catalogs. You must apply it to each child catalog individually.
  • It is not possible to “create” a value that does not exist after the map has loaded. Only existing values (after inheriting from a parent) can be modified.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<CatalogReference>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The Reference to the catalog field to be modified
<value>
	Required:	true
	Type:		float
	Usage:		The value to be set for the specified catalog field
[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the catalog modification
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> modifycatalog Effect,WizardTeleportCalamityDamage,Amount 9999
	(Modify Li-Ming's Calamity damage to 9999 for whoever uses this command)
> mcl Abil,VarianCharge,Cost.Vital[Energy] 5
	(Modify Varian's Charge mana cost to 5 for whoever uses this command)
> mcl Behavior,Mounted,Modification.UnifiedMoveSpeedFactor -0.3 2
	(Modify the mount speed for all Heroes to -30% (30% slower instead of faster) for Player 2)
> mcl Weapon,StukovHeroWeapon,Period 0.0625
	(Modify Stukov's Basic Attack speed to 16 (1 second performs 16 attacks = 0.0625 period per AA) for whoever uses this command)
> mcl Weapon,ChromieHeroWeapon,Effect WizardWeaponLaunchSwitch
	(Modify Chromie's Basic Attack to behave like Li-ming's Basic Attack (Shooting a Purple Missile) for whoever uses this command)
> mcl Behavior,DehakaDarkSwarm,Modification.StateFlags[SuppressCollision] 0 2
	(Modify Dehaka's Dark Swarm to no longer suppress collision when active (units can no longer pass through each other) for Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: modifycatalogvalue

#️⃣ Syntax:

(modifycatalogvalue | mcv) <CatalogType> <CatalogEntry> <CatalogField> <value> [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Directly modify a catalog value (i.e., XML data) for a player at runtime.

For how to obtain and construct CatalogReference, please refer to the getcatalog command.

This is similar to the modifycatalog command, but uses the CatalogFieldValueSet() function directly. If the regular modifycatalog command does not work, try this one.

Note: This command format is a bit different from the modifycatalog command, as it does not require the CatalogReference to be separated by comma. Instead, it is separated by space.

Note: due to unknown reason, <CItemClass> and <CItemContainer> currently does not work with this command.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<CatalogType>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The Catalog Type to be modified
<CatalogEntry>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The Catalog Entry to be modified
<CatalogField>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The Catalog Field to be modified
<value>
	Required:	true
	Type:		float
	Usage:		The value to be set for the specified catalog field
[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the catalog modification
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> modifycatalogvalue Effect WizardTeleportCalamityDamage Amount 9999
	(Modify Li-Ming's Calamity damage to 9999 for whoever uses this command)
> mcv Abil VarianCharge Cost.Vital[Energy] 5
	(Modify Varian's Charge mana cost to 5 for whoever uses this command)
> mcv Behavior Mounted Modification.UnifiedMoveSpeedFactor -0.3 2
	(Modify the mount speed for all Heroes to -30% (30% slower instead of faster) for Player 2)
> mcv Weapon StukovHeroWeapon Period 0.0625
	(Modify Stukov's Basic Attack speed to 16 (1 second performs 16 attacks = 0.0625 period per AA) for whoever uses this command)
> mcv Weapon ChromieHeroWeapon Effect WizardWeaponLaunchSwitch
	(Modify Chromie's Basic Attack to behave like Li-ming's Basic Attack (Shooting a Purple Missile) for whoever uses this command)
> mcv Behavior DehakaDarkSwarm Modification.StateFlags[SuppressCollision] 0 2
	(Modify Dehaka's Dark Swarm to no longer suppress collision when active (units can no longer pass through each other) for Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removealltalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removealltalent | rmat) <HeroId> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Remove all talents from a player. The HeroId can be either the ID of <CHero id="xxx">, which will remove all of the talents from that hero from the player, or it can be ALL, which will remove ALL the talents in the game from the player.

Note: Some of the talents won’t work, so you might want to experiment a bit.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<HeroId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The talents from the Hero / all the talents in the game to be removed from a player
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The target player ID from which to remove the talent.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> rmat Tyrande
	(Remove all the talents from Tyrande from the player whoever uses the command)
> removealltalent Firebat 2
	(Remove all the talents from Blaze from Player 2)
> rmat ALL
	(Remove ALL the talents from the game from the player whoever uses the command)
> removealltalent ALL 10
	(Remove ALL the talents from the game from Player 10)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removequeststack

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removequeststack | rqs) <stacks> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Remove a specific amount of quest stacks from a player.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<stacks>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The amount of stack to be removed from a player
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the quest stacks to be removed
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> rqs 10
	(Remove 10 quest stacks from whoever uses this command)
> removequeststack 20 6
	(Remove 20 quest stacks from Player 6.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removetalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removetalent | rmt) <TalentId> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Remove a talent from a player, generally found in <CTalent id="xxxx">.

Note: Some of the talents won’t work, so you might want to experiment a bit.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<TalentId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The talent id to be removed
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The target player id to have the talent being removed.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> removetalent MedivhForceOfWillArcaneExplosion
	(Remove Medivh's Arcane Explosion Talent from whoever uses this command)
> rmt MalfurionCelestialAlignment 2
	(Remove Malfurion's Celestial Alignment Talent from Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: resetoverlay

#️⃣ Syntax:

(resetoverlay | rol)

📝 Description:

Reset to the default overlay, removing all custom overlays.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> rol
	(Reset to the default overlay.)
> resetoverlay
	(Reset to the default overlay.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: respawnpoint

#️⃣ Syntax:

(respawnpoint | rsp) <Action> [PlayerId/all]

📝 Description:

Modify the respawn point for a player. Either at the current camera location or its default location.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<Action>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Choose the action of the command. (set = set the respawn location at camera location, reset = reset all respawn location)
[PlayerId/all]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer/string
	Usage:		Set the player id for the spawn modification to take effect, use "all" for all players.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> respawnpoint set all
	(Set the respawn point for all players at the current camera location)
> rsp set
	(Set the respawn point to the current camera location for the player who uses the command)
> respawnpoint set 6
	(Set the respawn point for player 6 at the current camera location)
> rsp reset 2
	(Reset player 2's respawn point to the default location)
> rsp reset all
	(Reset all players' respawn points to their default locations (Hall of Storms).)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: respawntime

#️⃣ Syntax:

(respawntime | rst) <seconds>

📝 Description:

Override the current respawn timer for all players.

Note: Due to system limitations, setting the value to 0 will be automatically changed to 0.0625 (1 game tick).

⚙️ Parameters: 

<seconds>
	Required:	true
	Type:		float
	Usage:		The respawn time to be set for all players

💡 Examples: 

> respawntime 99
	(Set the respawn timer to 99 seconds)
> rst 0
	(Set the respawn timer to 0.0625 seconds (1 game tick))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: selectalltalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(selectalltalent | sat) [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Select all talents for a player. Ever wonder what a Q and AA build Zeratul at the same time would feel like? Or a Varian with Twin Blade+Smash+Taunt and triple banners?

Note: This uses the built-in libGame_gf_TalentsChooseTalentForPlayer() function, which adds talents for the player’s current hero only. Summoned hero units do not count. Unlike the addalltalent command, this works reliably most of the time.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The target player id to have the talent being selected.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> sat
	(Select all the talents for player whoever uses the command)
> selectalltalent
	(Select all the talents for player whoever uses the command)
> sat 6
	(Select all the talents for player 6)
> selectalltalent 6
	(Select all the talents for player 6)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: setmasteryring

#️⃣ Syntax:

(setmasteryring | smr) <MasteryRingLevel>

📝 Description:

Set the Mastery Ring level. The ring below the hero will be automatically updated.

Note: If the new level is lower than the current one, you may need to respawn (e.g., suicide) the selected units.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<MasteryRingLevel>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The level of the mastery ring to be set.

💡 Examples: 

> setmasteryring 0
	(Remove the mastery ring from the player)
> smr 3
	(Set the mastery ring to Level 3.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: setoverlay

#️⃣ Syntax:

(setoverlay | sol) <OverlayPath>

📝 Description:

Set the in-game overlay (e.g., the golden overlay for Uther’s Divine Shield).

Note: The path is relative to *.storm*/base.stormdata/, usually with the extension *.StormCutscene.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<OverlayPath>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The path of the overlay file, relative to base.stormdata.

💡 Examples: 

> sol Cutscenes/GameUI_InvulnerableOverlay.StormCutscene
	(Set the overlay to "Invulnerable", e.g Divine Shield / Sanctification.)
> setoverlay cutscenes\gameui_gorgeoverlay.stormcutscene
	(Set the overlay to Stitches Gorge.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: setscore

#️⃣ Syntax:

(setscore | score) <Field> <Value> [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Set the score for the scoreboard (some values are visible on the Tab screen). Useful when testing talents that interact with scoreboard values, such as Zagara’s Infest.

Note: The Infest internal function is capped at 524% (maximum fixed value); further details are out of scope here. You can obtain these FIELDs from ScoreValueData.xml in heroesdata.stormmod Note: Some fields uses Integer and some uses Fixed. However because this function is unified using PlayerScoreValueSetFromInt(), all decimals will be removed. As such, the max value for fixed is 524287 and 2147483647 for Integer. This limitation might change later.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<Field>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The field to be modified in the scoreboard.
<Value>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The value to be set for the field in the scoreboard.
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The player id for the modification to be applied.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> setscore HeroDamage 0
	(Set the field "Hero Damage" to 0 for the player who use this command.)
> score SoloKill 524287
	(Set the field "Kills" to 5242873 for the player who use this command)
> score Healing 1000 2
	(Set the field "Healing" to 1000 for the player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: toggleai

#️⃣ Syntax:

(toggleai | togai) [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Toggle AI for a player.

Note: This also enables/disables AI for units summoned via the summon command.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the AI to be enabled/disabled
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> togai
	(Toggle AI for whoever use this command)
> togai 10
	(Toggle AI for Player 10)
> toggleai 2
	(Toggle AI for Player 2)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: togglemassquest

#️⃣ Syntax:

(togglemassquest | tmq) [stacks]

📝 Description:

Toggle mass quest completion mode, granting stacks every game tick (0.0625s) for whoever uses this command.

Note: Useful for heroes with truly infinite stacking such as Zul’jin or Nazeebo. However, due to integer/floating-point overflow, after reaching a certain stack count the functionality may overflow — for example, Nazeebo’s HP may reduce to 1 when at maximum stacks with the level 4 bonus HP-per-stack talent.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[stacks]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The amount of stacks to add every game tick (0.0625s)
	Default:	1

💡 Examples: 

> tmq 10
	(Enable mass quest completion mode and give 10 stacks every game tick if not enabled)
> togglemassquest
	(Disable mass quest completion mode if enabled)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: togglepausegametalent

#️⃣ Syntax:

(togglepausegametalent | tpgt)

📝 Description:

Toggle whether to pause the game when viewing talents, similar to heroes tutorial.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> tpgt
	(Toggle whether to pause the game when viewing talents)
> togglepausegametalent
	(Toggle whether to pause the game when viewing talents)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: toggletalenttree

#️⃣ Syntax:

(toggletalenttree | ttt)

📝 Description:

Toggle the display of the talents selection tree.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> ttt
	(Toggle the display of the talents selection tree.)
> toggletalenttree
	(Toggle the display of the talents selection tree.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

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