📚 Units Library (LibUnits.galaxy):

A library with commands related to selected units, such as kill, spawn, etc.

💬 Command: addbehavior

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addbehavior | adb) <BehaviorId>

📝 Description:

Add a behavior to selected unit(s). Behaviors are generally found in <CBehavior*>, such as <CBehaviorBuff id="xxx"> or <CBehaviorAbility id="xxx">.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<BehaviorId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the behavior id to be added to selected units

💡 Examples: 

> addbehavior MedivhArcaneBrillianceItem
	(Add Medivh's Arcane Brilliance Ability to selected units)
> adb PermaInvulnerable
	(Make all selected units permanent Invulnerable)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ✅ Yes. Use the command addbehaviorui or adbui to toggle the UI counterpart of this command.

💬 Command: addeffect

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addeffect | ade) <EffectId> [amount]

📝 Description:

Add an effect to selected unit(s). Effects are generally found in <CEffect*>, such as <CEffectSet id="xxxx"> or <CEffectCreatePersistent id="xxx">.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<EffectId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the effect id to be added to selected unit(s).
[amount]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Defines the amount of effects to be added to the units
	Default:	1

💡 Examples: 

> addeffect StormSuicide
	(Kill all selected units (self-destruct))
> ade MedivhPolyBombPersistent
	(Apply Medivh's Polybomb to all selected units)
> ade GreymaneCursedBulletDamagePercentDamage 5
	(Make all selected units hit by Greymane's Cursed Bullet (damage) 5 times in a row.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: addeffectcamera

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addeffectcamera | adec) <EffectId> [amount] [PlayerID]

📝 Description:

Add an effect to the center of the camera. Effects are generally found in <CEffect*>, such as <CEffectSet id="xxxx"> or <CEffectCreatePersistent id="xxx">.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<EffectId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the effect id to be added to the center of the camera.
[amount]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Defines the amount of effects to be added to the center of the camera.
	Default:	1
[PlayerID]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The Player ID for the effect owner
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> addeffectcamera DropUnderworldPowerupPersistent
	(Add some Haunted Mines Skulls to camera location)
> adec UnderworldBossRootsCreatePersistent
	(Add Haunted Mines's boss root animation to camera location)
> addeffectcamera NecromancerRaiseSkeletonCreationPersistent 10
	(Spawn 10 Xul's skeleton to camera location)
> adec NecromancerRaiseSkeletonCreationPersistent 10 6
	(Spawn 10 Xul's skeleton to camera location with the effect owner of Player 6)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: addweapon

#️⃣ Syntax:

(addweapon | adw) <WeaponID>

📝 Description:

Add a weapon (Basic Attack) to selected unit(s). Usually found in <CWeapon* id='xxx'>

⚙️ Parameters: 

<WeaponID>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The ID of the weapon

💡 Examples: 

> adw AlexstraszaDragonConeWeapon
	(Add Alexstrasza's Dragon Form weapon to selected unit(s))
> addweapon FirebatHeroWeapon
	(Add Blaze's weapon to selected unit(s))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: changeunitownership

#️⃣ Syntax:

(changeunitownership | cuo) <PlayerId>

📝 Description:

Changes ownership of the selected unit(s).

Note: 0 is neutral; neutral units cannot be selected after their ownership is changed.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<PlayerId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		The new owner of the selected unit(s).

💡 Examples: 

> changeunitownership 1
	(Change ownership of all selected units to Player 1)
> cuo
	(Change all selected units's ownership to Player 6)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: clearbehavior

#️⃣ Syntax:

(clearbehavior | clb)

📝 Description:

Clear all active behaviors for selected units.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> clb
	(Clear all active behaviors for selected units)
> clearbehavior
	(Clear all active behaviors for selected units)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: clearunits

#️⃣ Syntax:

(clearunits | clu) [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Clear all summoned unit(s) (spawned via the summon command) for a player. Useful for removing large numbers of summoned units, or when summoned units are untargetable/unselectable and cannot be removed with the killunits command.

Note: Due to memory limitations, only the last 500 summoned units can be removed with this command. Older units will not be affected. To remove ALL summoned units, either respec your hero or restart the game.

Self note: For each MaxPlayer[16][100], is equivalent to around 30 EventChatMessage triggers. So more memory assigned to this, the less trigger can be used.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Define to clear which player's summoned unit(s).
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> clu
	(Clear summoned unit(s) from player who used the command)
> clearunits 6
	(Clear summoned unit(s) from Player 6)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: clearweapon

#️⃣ Syntax:

(clearweapon | clw)

📝 Description:

Remove all weapons (Basic Attack) from selected unit(s). Usually found in <CWeapon* id='xxx'>

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> clw
	(Remove all weapons from selected units)
> clearweapon
	(Remove all weapons from selected units)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: enablecollision

#️⃣ Syntax:

(enablecollision | encol)

📝 Description:

Enable collision for selected unit(s).

Note: This may conflict with non-collision units such as Medivh’s Raven form. Avoid using this command on those units.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> encol
	(Enable collision for selected unit(s).)
> enablecollision
	(Enable collision for selected unit(s).)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: getbehavior

#️⃣ Syntax:

(getbehavior | getb)

📝 Description:

List all active behaviors for selected units.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> getb
	(List all active behaviors for selected units)
> getbehavior
	(List all active behaviors for selected units)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: getselectedunits

#️⃣ Syntax:

(getselectedunits | gsu) [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Get all selected units from a specific player.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Define which player to get all the units.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> gsu
	(Get all selected units from whoever uses this command)
> getselectedunits 6
	(Get all selected units from Player 6)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: getunitownership

#️⃣ Syntax:

(getunitownership | guo)

📝 Description:

Gets the Ownership (Player ID) of selected unit(s).

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> guo
	(Gets the Ownership (Player ID) of selected unit(s).)
> getunitownership
	(Gets the Ownership (Player ID) of selected unit(s).)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: getunits

#️⃣ Syntax:

(getunits | gu) [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Get all units owned by a specific player.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Define which player to get all the units.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> gu
	(Get all units owned by whoever uses this command.)
> getunits 7
	(Get all units owned by Player 7)
> getunits 15
	(Get all units owned by Player 15 (Player 15 usually are neutral mercenary camps.))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: getweapon

#️⃣ Syntax:

(getweapon | getw)

📝 Description:

Get all weapons (Basic Attack) from selected unit(s). Usually found in <CWeapon* id='xxx'>

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> getw
	(Get all weapons from selected units)
> getweapon
	(Get all weapons from selected units)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: killallunits

#️⃣ Syntax:

(killallunits | kau) [PlayerId]

📝 Description:

Kill all units owned by a specific player. Unlike other commands that accept a player ID, this command also accepts Player 0 (Neutral).

Note: In most maps, the Core is owned by Player 11 (left team) and Player 12 (right team). Killing it will instantly destroy the core and end the game.

⚙️ Parameters: 

[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Define which player to get all the units.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.

💡 Examples: 

> kau
	(Kill all units owned by whoever uses this command.)
> killallunits 7
	(Kill all units owned by Player 7)
> killallunits 15
	(Kill all units owned by Player 15 (Player 15 usually are neutral mercenary camps.))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: killunits

#️⃣ Syntax:

(killunits | ku)

📝 Description:

Instantly kill all selected unit(s).

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> ku
	(Instantly kill all selected unit(s).)
> killunits
	(Instantly kill all selected unit(s).)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: playanimation

#️⃣ Syntax:

(playanimation | pa) <AnimationId>

📝 Description:

Play an Animation for selected unit(s).

Note: There are Walk, Attack, A to Z animations etc

⚙️ Parameters: 

<AnimationId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the Animation ID to be played on selected unit(s)

💡 Examples: 

> playanimation Attack
	(Play the Attack Animation for selected unit(s))
> pa Walk
	(Play the Walk animation for selected unit(s))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removeanimation

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removeanimation | rma) <AnimationId>

📝 Description:

Remove an Animation from selected unit(s).

Note: There are Walk, Attack, A to Z animations etc

⚙️ Parameters: 

<AnimationId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the Animation ID to be removed from selected unit(s)

💡 Examples: 

> removeanimation Attack
	(Stop the Attack Animation for selected unit(s))
> rma Walk
	(Stop the Walk animation for selected unit(s))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removebehavior

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removebehavior | rmb) <BehaviorId>

📝 Description:

Remove a behavior from selected unit(s). Behaviors are generally found in <CBehavior*>, such as <CBehaviorBuff id="xxx"> or <CBehaviorAbility id="xxx">.

Tip: Use the getbehavior command to list active behaviors.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<BehaviorId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the behavior id to be removed from selected units

💡 Examples: 

> removebehavior MedivhArcaneBrillianceItem
	(Remove Medivh's Arcane Brilliance Ability from selected units)
> rmb PermaInvulnerable
	(No longer makes all selected units permanent Invulnerable)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removecollision

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removecollision | rmcol)

📝 Description:

Remove collision for selected unit(s).

Note: This may conflict with non-collision units such as Medivh’s Raven form. Avoid using this command on those units.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> rmcol
	(Disable Collision for selected unit(s).)
> removecollision
	(Disable Collision for selected unit(s).)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removeeffect

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removeeffect | rme) <EffectId>

📝 Description:

Remove an effect from selected unit(s). Effects are generally found in <CEffect*>, such as <CEffectSet id="xxxx"> or <CEffectCreatePersistent id="xxx">.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<EffectId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the effect id to be removed from selected unit(s).

💡 Examples: 

> removeeffect MedivhPolyBombPersistent
	(Remove Medivh's Polybomb effect from selected unit(s))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removeeffectcamera

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removeeffectcamera | rmec) <EffectId>

📝 Description:

Remove an effect from the center of the camera. Effects are generally found in <CEffect*>, such as <CEffectSet id="xxxx"> or <CEffectCreatePersistent id="xxx">.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<EffectId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the effect id to be removed from the center of the camera.

💡 Examples: 

> removeeffectcamera DropUnderworldPowerupPersistent
	(Remove Haunted Mines Skulls from camera location)
> rmec UnderworldBossRootsCreatePersistent
	(Remove Haunted Mines's boss root animation from camera location)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: removeweapon

#️⃣ Syntax:

(removeweapon | rmw) <WeaponID>

📝 Description:

Remove a weapon (Basic Attack) from selected unit(s). Usually found in <CWeapon* id='xxx'>

⚙️ Parameters: 

<WeaponID>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		The ID of the weapon

💡 Examples: 

> rmw AnaHeroWeapon
	(Remove Ana's weapon from selected unit(s))
> removeweapon DVaMechWeapon
	(Remove D.va mech mode's weapon from selected unit(s))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: replaceunit

#️⃣ Syntax:

(replaceunit | rpu) <TargetUnitId>

📝 Description:

Replace all selected units with the target unit.

Note: Use with caution. Unexpected behavior may occur if the target unit does not exist or if a unit dies during the replacement. If this happens, use the debug menu to respawn your hero.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<TargetUnitId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Define the selected units to be replaced with. You can get the id from <CUnit id="xxx"> in the game XML files.

💡 Examples: 

> rpu HeroRaynor
	(Replace all selected unit(s) to Raynor Hero.)
> replaceunit CatapultMinion
	(Replace all selected unit(s) to Catapult Minion.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: sendactormessage

#️⃣ Syntax:

(sendactormessage | sam) <ActorMessage>

📝 Description:

Send an Actor Message for selected unit(s). Generally from <CActor*>, the <on send="xxx">.

Note: The command allows spaces for the parameter, since most actor messages have spaces.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<ActorMessage>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Defines the Actor Message to be sent. (This parameter allows spaces.)

💡 Examples: 

> sendactormessage AnimPlay Spell Spell,A 0 -1.000000 -1.000000 1.000000 AsTimeScale
	(Play the A Spell animation, different on each hero)
> sam StatusIncrement StatusBarHide
	(Hide the status bar, HP bar)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: summon

#️⃣ Syntax:

(summon | sum) <UnitId> [Amount] [PlayerId] [Scale]

📝 Description:

Spawn unit(s) at the center of the camera.

Note: Newly summoned units are automatically added to the selection group. Note: To control summoned units, enable multi-selection via the alliancecontrolteamselection command or QA Cheat Menu (ts, and also /ac if the unit does not belong to you). They will behave like Vikings and Samuro with Illusion Master. Note: If your hero is Samuro, multi-selection may behave unexpectedly due to Blizzard’s implementation.

⚙️ Parameters: 

<UnitId>
	Required:	true
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Define the unit to be spawned. You can get the id from <CUnit id="xxx"> in the game XML files.
[Amount]
	Required:	false
	Type:		string
	Usage:		Define the amount of unit(s) to be spawned
	Default:	1
[PlayerId]
	Required:	false
	Type:		integer
	Usage:		Define which player to own the unit that spawned.
	Default:	The player id of whoever used this command.
[Scale]
	Required:	false
	Type:		float
	Usage:		Define scale of the unit(s) to be spawned. default size is 1.0
	Default:	1

💡 Examples: 

> summon TownTownHallL2
	(Summon a tower structure to the player who used the command)
> summon HeroRaynor 3
	(Summon 3 Raynor Hero units for the player who used the command)
> summon HeroMalGanis 2 4
	(Summon 2 Mal'Ganis Hero units for player 4)
> sum JungleGraveGolemDefender 2 1 0.5
	(Summon 2 boss golems for player 1 with the unit scale to 0.5 (half the size))
> sum CatapultMinion 10 5 2
	(Summon 10 Catapult Minions for player 5 with the unit scale to 2 (double the size))

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ✅ Yes. Use the command summonui or sumui to toggle the UI counterpart of this command.

💬 Command: togglenoweaponcd

#️⃣ Syntax:

(togglenoweaponcd | tnwcd)

📝 Description:

Continuously reset the weapon (auto attack) cooldown, effectively increasing attack speed.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> tnwcd
	(Continuously reset the weapon (auto attack) cooldown)
> togglenoweaponcd
	(Continuously reset the weapon (auto attack) cooldown)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: toggleoutputid

#️⃣ Syntax:

(toggleoutputid | toi)

📝 Description:

Toggle unit ID display mode. When enabled, left-clicking a unit shows its ID on screen.

⚙️ Parameters: 

None

💡 Examples: 

> toi
	(Toggle displaying units' id mode.)
> toggleoutputid
	(Toggle displaying units' id mode.)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

💬 Command: unitproperty

#️⃣ Syntax:

(unitproperty | up) <type> [value]

📝 Description:

Show or modify a selected unit’s property, such as max health, regen, movement speed, etc. If value is not provided, the current property value is returned. If value is provided, the property is set accordingly.

The type parameters accept either the Type (int) or Type (string) below.

Type (int) Type (string) Galaxy file constant
0 life c_unitLife
1 lifepercent c_unitPropLifePercent
2 lifemax c_unitPropLifeMax
3 liferegen c_unitPropLifeRegen
4 energy c_unitPropEnergy
5 energypercent c_unitPropEnergyPercent
6 energymax c_unitPropEnergyMax
7 energyregen c_unitPropEnergyRegen
8 shields c_unitPropShields
9 shieldspercent c_unitPropShieldsPercent
10 shieldsmax c_unitPropShieldsMax
11 shieldsregen c_unitPropShieldsRegen
12 kills c_unitPropKills
17 height c_unitPropHeight
18 movementspeed c_unitPropMovementSpeed
20 resources c_unitPropResources
21 radius c_unitPropRadius
22 xp c_unitPropXP
23 level c_unitPropLevel
24 killxp c_unitPropKillXP
28 basemovementspeed c_unitPropBaseMovementSpeed
29 movementspeedcurrent c_unitPropMovementSpeedCurrent
30 lifeexpectedpercent c_unitPropLifeExpectedPercent

⚙️ Parameters: 

<type>
	Required:	true
	Type:		integer/string
	Usage:		The property type to get or modify. See the table above.
[value]
	Required:	false
	Type:		float
	Usage:		The value to be set for the property type
	Default:	null

💡 Examples: 

> up life
	(Shows the unit's current HP)
> up 0 1
	(Set the selected unit's current HP to 1.)
> unitproperty 6
	(Show the selected unit's Max Energy (the resource bar: mana, Tracer bullets, Chen's brew, etc.))
> unitproperty energymax 10000
	(Set the selected unit's Max Energy to 10000 (the resource bar: mana, Tracer bullets, Chen's brew, etc.))
> unitproperty 28
	(Shows the base movement speed of selected units.)
> unitproperty basemovementspeed 10
	(Set the base movement speed of selected units to 10. Note that base speed for heroes is 4.8398)

🖼 UI Availability:

  • ❌ Not Implemented

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