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Reducing xp after recruit is easier. Once you have that working I can help with Lua to
1) disable kill xp
2) disable fight xp
3) manually give kill and fight xp at attack end
4) update gold at attack end.

Macro is easy dirty way, but unless you have performance issues there is no need to optimize code with fire_event.

{CLEAR_VARIABLE xp_transfer} is part of code quality improvement, but does not affect what your code does. Both events start by resetting it anyways.

You could update gold to be equal to xp. If you recruit, reduce xp. If you fight, increase gold.

(Celtic_Minstrel can correct if my understanding is wrong)

WML variables are expanded in increase_damage attribute as string. Only after expansion has been done, increase_damage is parsed as formula. Undefined WML variable expands to empty string, not formula-null.

You dont need any = in formula. You only started using = as another workaround idea.

$quests.met_lilith -> ($quests.met_lilith-0)

It was more important around 1.10 when error in formula crashed game. "-" is operator that is valid both as binary and unary.

# lua wesnoth.require("wml-utils").handle_event_commands(wml.load("~add-ons/EventLoader/action.cfg")) [lua] code=<< -- to make code shorter local wml_actions = wesnoth.wml_actions -- starting values local font_size_title = 70000 local font_size_message = 70000 local font_family_...

Why?

Remove text input.

Cant explain why it works but it does # lua wesnoth.require("wml-utils").handle_event_commands(wml.load("~add-ons/EventLoader/action.cfg")) [lua] code=<< -- to make code shorter local wml_actions = wesnoth.wml_actions -- starting values local font_size_title = 70000 local font_si...

> N_("This unit is unhealable. It cannot be healed by healers or villages and doesn’t benefit from resting."));

[heal_unit] is not one of conditions mentioned.

Should be healed.

You need to use string concatenation then. Instead of f((image_original_width < 300) having f((]]..tostring(image_original_width)..[[ < 300) for example.

I cant tell if the wml you posted is expected inside [image]. By syntax it seems possible.

local image_original_width = ...
local image_original_height = ...
local portrait_mirror = ...
local portrait_image = ...
are not doing anything.

Now that you have wml you can use wml.parse # lua wesnoth.require("wml-utils").handle_event_commands(wml.load("~add-ons/EventLoader/action.cfg")) [lua] code=<< x = wml.parse([[ h="( if((image_original_width < 300) and (image_original_height < 300), image_original_height, ((i...