The Unit Editor Fields

Unit Catagories:

Abilities
Art
Combat
Editor
Movement
Pathing
Sound
Stats
Techtree
Text

Unit Editor Field Color Guide:

RED: Unit field only
GREEN: Building field only
BLUE: Hero field only
PINK: Unit and Hero field only
CYAN = Universal field

Abilities - Default Active Ability (Ability)
If the unit/building/hero has been assigned one or more autocast abilities, one ability can be chosen to be active by default.

Abilities - Hero (Ability)
Assign up to a maximum of 5 hero abilities to the hero unit. Heroes may also be assigned normal abilities, through the Unit Editor field "Abilities - Normal".

Abilities - Normal (Ability)
Assign a number of normal abilities to the unit/building/hero. The number assigned is not limited, however each unit has 7 free slots, and heroes and buildings each have 6 free slots. Note that abilities such as Invulnerable (Neutral) and Locust do not consume any slots. Also note that some abilities have both ability and upgrade components to them (e.g. Moon Glaive). If all slots are being used, use the "Spellbook" ability to assign extra normal abilities.

Art - Allow Custom Team Color (Boolean)
Allow/deny a unit/building/hero to change its team color from the color it had at the start of the game. Colors can be changed via the "Player - Change Color", "Unit - Change Color" and "Unit - Change Owner" trigger actions, and also via the "Art - Team Color" Unit Editor field.

Art - Animation - Blend Time (seconds)(Real)
The amount of time it takes a unit/building/hero to blend from being visible to being invisible, and vice versa. If the unit/building/hero has been assigned an ability such as Shadow Meld, this field will apply to it.

Art - Animation - Cast Backswing (Real)
The amount of time it takes a unit/building/hero to go through half the physical movement necessary to cast a spell. If the unit/building/hero has no animations for casting spells, the time set in this field still applies, but there will be no viewed physical movement. This field combines additively with "Art - Animation - Cast Point" to form the total time taken to physically cast a spell.

Art - Animation - Cast Point (Real)
The amount of time it takes a unit/building/hero to go through half the physical movement necessary to cast a spell. If the unit/building/hero has no animations for casting spells, the time set in this field still applies, but there will be no viewed physical movement. This field combines additively with "Art - Animation - Cast Backswing" to form the total time taken to physically cast a spell.

Art - Animation - Run Speed (Real)
The speed by which the unit/building/hero model moves, when performing any of its "Run" animations. Note that this field only affects the speed of the model itself, and NOT how fast the model moves across the map (see field Movement - Speed Base). Note that there are no known units/buildings/heroes in the game which possess a run animation, so this field currently has no purpose.

Art - Animation - Walk Speed (Real)
The speed by which the unit/building/hero model moves, when performing any of its "Walk" animations. Note that this field only affects the speed of the model itself, and NOT how fast the model moves across the map (see field Movement - Speed Base).

Art - Button Position (X) (Integer)
Defines in which column to place the button for the unit/building/hero, in the bottom-right command-interface area. A building's button can be viewed in the construction tab of a worker unit who can construct that building. For units and heroes, it can be viewed in the building in which the unit or hero is trained. Column values range from 0 (Left-most column) to 3 (Right-most column).

Art - Button Position (Y) (Integer)
Defines in which row to place the button for the unit/building/hero, in the bottom-right command-interface area. A building's button can be viewed in the construction tab of a worker unit who can construct that building. For units and heroes, it can be viewed in the building in which the unit or hero is trained. Row values range from 0 (top-most row) to 2 (Bottom-most row).

Art - Caster Upgrade Art (Icon)
Defines the caster upgrade icon to show for upgradeable spell caster units (see fields "Text - Caster Upgrade Names" and "Text - Caster Upgrade Tips").

Art - Death Time (seconds) (Real)
Defines the time it takes between when the unit/building/hero is killed and the game registers the unit as being dead. Does not affect the speed of the unit/building/hero death animation.

Art - Ground Texture (Texture)
Defines the look of the building's foundations.

Art - Has Water Shadow (Boolean)
Defines whether the flying unit/hero casts a shadow when positioned over a body of deep water.

Art - Icon - Game Interface (Icon)
Defines what icon a unit/building/hero will have when present in the bottom-right command-interface area.

Art - Icon - Score Screen (Icon)
Defines the icon to show for a player's hero in the game score screen, under the "Heroes" tab. There will be 3 icons per player at most displayed under the tab, and the actual icons shown will be determined by which heroes scored the most points in the game.

Art - Maximum Pitch Angle (degrees) (Real)
Defines the maximum angle the flying unit/hero can tilt forwards and backwards. This field has no bearing on the ability to move over particular terrain.

Art - Maximum Roll Angle (degrees) (Real)
Defines the maximum angle the flying unit/hero can tilt left and right. This field has no bearing on the ability to move over particular terrain.

Art - Model File (Model)
Defines the 3D model to use for the unit/building/hero. This field purely defines 3D artwork; it has no bearing on any other characteristic of the unit/building/hero.

Art - Model File - Extra Versions (Versions)
In cases where the artwork of a particular unit has been redrawn for The Frozen Throne, this field defines whether to use the Reign of Chaos or The Frozen Throne model version. If both options are checked, The Frozen Throne model version will be used by default.

Art - Occluder Height (Real)
If units/buildings/heroes have their occluder height set to a non-zero value, they will cause other nearby units/buildings/heroes to have their lines of sight obstructed by their presence. Flying units/heroes do not suffer from this effect.

Art - Projectile Impact - Z (Real)
Height offset that an attacking projectile will impact the target unit/building/hero, with zero being at its base.

Art - Projectile Impact - Z (Swimming) (Real)
Height offset that an attacking projectile will impact the target unit/building/hero while in shallow water, with zero being at its base.

Art - Projectile Launch - X (Real)
Horizontally (Left-right) offsets the location where the projectile is launched from the attacking unit/building/hero, with zero being its origin point.

Art - Projectile Launch - Y (Real)
Vertically (front-back) offsets the location where the projectile is launched from the attacking unit/building/hero, with zero being its origin point.

Art - Projectile Launch - Z (Real)
Offsets the height (Up-down) location where the projectile is launched from the attacking unit/building/hero, with zero being at its base.

Art - Projectile Launch - Z (Swimming) (Real)
Offsets the height (Up-down) location where the projectile is launched from the attacking unit/building/hero while in shallow water, with zero being at its base.

Art - Propulsion Window (degrees) (Real)
Maximum angle that a unit/hero can launch a projectile before it needs to physically turn itself towards a target.

Art - Required Animation Names (String List)
Defines which alternative stand animation to play for the unit/building/hero, instead of its default stand animation. When writing the animation name, each word of the name occupies an individual string, and doesn't include the word "Stand".

Art - Scale Projectiles (Boolean)
For ranged attackers, defines whether to scale the projectile art to match the size of the attacker's 3D model (see fields "Combat - Attack x - Projectile Art" and "Art - Scaling Value).

Art - Scaling Value (Real)
Defines the size of the 3D model, with 1.00 being the model's normal size. Note that changing the value of this field changes the model only; it has no bearing on any other characteristic of the unit/building/hero for which the model is being used.

Art - Selection Circle - Height (Real)
Defines the height of the unit/building/hero's selection circle.

Art - Selection Circle On Water (Real)
Defines the height of the unit/building/hero's selection circle when inside a body of water.

Art - Selection Scale (Real)
Defines the size of the unit/building/hero's selection circle.

Art - Shadow Image (Unit) (Image)
Defines the type of shadow image the unit/hero is to have. This field has no effect on buildings.

Art - Shadow Image - Center X (Real)
Defines the horizontal position of the shadow image with respect to its default position.

Art - Shadow Image - Center Y (Real)
Defines the vertical position of the shadow image with respect to its default position.

Art - Shadow Image - Height (Real)
Defines the length of the shadow image with respect to its default length.

Art - Shadow Image - Width (Real)
Defines the width of the shadow image with respect to its default width.

Art - Shadow Texture (Building) (Texture)
Defines the type of shadow image the building is to have. This field has no effect on units or heroes.

Art - Special (Model)
For units, this field defines the model graphics to play when they die from an attack by a unit/building/hero that has their Unit Editor Field "Combat - Attack x - Weapon Type" set to "Artillery" or "Artillery (Line)". For buildings, in addition to having their own death animation, the model graphic defined in this field will always play when they become destroyed. For Heroes, this field has no effect.

Art - Target (Model)
When the unit/building/hero is attacking, the model defined here will be played at the location of the attacked unit/building/hero.

Art - Team Color (Color)
Defines what team color the unit/building/hero is to have. This field will only work if the Unit Editor field "Art - Allow Custom Team Color" has been set to "True".

Art - Tinting Color 1 (Red) (Real)
Defines the amount of Red tinting the unit/building/hero is to have. Units/Buildings/Heroes can only be made darker than their current colour state, making them lighter is not possible short of editing the 3D model itself.

Art - Tinting Color 2 (Green) (Real)
Defines the amount of Green tinting the unit/building/hero is to have. Units/Buildings/Heroes can only be made darker than their current colour state, making them lighter is not possible short of editing the 3D model itself.

Art - Tinting Color 3 (Blue) (Real)
Defines the amount of Blue tinting the unit/building/hero is to have. Units/Buildings/Heroes can only be made darker than their current colour state, making them lighter is not possible short of editing the 3D model itself.

Combat - Acquisition Range (Real)
The range at which a unit/building/hero will automatically look for targets, and move or attack the target as necessary. Note that the attacking range of a unit/building/hero can never be greater than its acquisition range (see Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Range").

Combat - Armor Type (Armor Type)
Defines the nature of the unit/building/hero's physical defenses. This field purely affects the sound played when the unit/building/hero is struck by a melee attacker - it has no bearing on defensive capabilities (see field - Combat - Defense Type).

Combat - Attack x - Animation Backswing Point (Real)
The amount of time it takes a unit/building/hero to go through half the physical movement necessary to attack something. If the unit/building/hero has no animations for attacking, the time set in this field still applies, but there will be no viewed physical movement. This field combines additively with "Combat - Attack x - Animation Damage Point" to form the total time taken to physically attack a target.

Combat - Attack x - Animation Damage Point (Real)
The amount of time it takes a unit/building/hero to go through half the physical movement necessary to attack something. If the unit/building/hero has no animations for attacking, the time set in this field still applies, but there will be no viewed physical movement. This field combines additively with "Combat - Attack x - Animation Backswing Point" to form the total time taken to physically attack a target.

Combat - Attack x - Area of Effect (Full Damage) (Integer)
Defines the size of the area around the target in which other units/buildings/heroes will receive the same damage that the target receives when attacked by the unit/building/hero.

This field will have no effect unless the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Attack Type" is set to "Artillery", "Artillery (Line)", "Missile (Splash)", "Missile (Bounce)", or "Missile (Line)".

Combat - Attack x - Area of Effect (Medium Damage) (Integer)
Defines the size of the area around the target in which other units/buildings/heroes will receive a medium percentage of the damage that the target receives when attacked by the unit/building/hero. The exact percentage of damage received is defined in the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Damage Factor - Medium". The actual area of medium damage is the radius of the medium AOE minus the radius of the full AOE. As such, the full AOE field must have a smaller value than the medium AOE field.

This field will have no effect unless the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Attack Type" is set to "Artillery", "Artillery (Line)", "Missile (Splash)", "Missile (Bounce)", or "Missile (Line)".

Combat - Attack x - Area of Effect (Small Damage) (Integer)
Defines the size of the area around the target in which other units/buildings/heroes will receive a small percentage of the damage that the target receives when attacked by the unit/building/hero. The exact percentage of damage received is defined in the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Damage Factor - Small". The actual area of small damage is the radius of the small AOE minus the radius of the medium AOE. As such, the medium AOE field must have a smaller value than the small AOE field.

This field will have no effect unless the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Attack Type" is set to "Artillery", "Artillery (Line)", "Missile (Splash)", "Missile (Bounce)", or "Missile (Line)".

Combat - Attack x - Area of Effect Targets (Target Types)
Defines the types of targets that will be affected by AOE damage.

Combat - Attack x - Attack Type (Attack Type)
Defines the type of attack the unit/building/hero is to have. When a target is attacked, the amount of damage it receives is affected by how the attacker's attack type matches up against the target's defense type. To see a list of attack type versus defense type modifiers, please refer to the "Combat - Damage Bonus Table" fields in Gameplay Constants.

Combat - Attack x - Cooldown Time (Real)
Defines the amount of time a unit/building/hero must wait between attacks.

Combat - Attack x - Damage Base (Integer)
Defines the base damage that a unit/building/hero does when attacking. Additional damage is determined by the Unit Editor fields "Combat - Attack x - Damage Number of Dice" and "Combat - Attack x - Damage Sides per Die".

Combat - Attack x - Damage Factor - Medium (Real)
Defines the percentage damage received by units in a medium AOE around the target of the attacking unit/building/hero. The full damage that the target receives is determined by the Unit Editor fields "Combat - Attack x - Damage Base", "Combat - Attack x - Damage Number of Dice" and "Combat - Attack x - Damage Sides per Die". The size of the medium AOE is set in the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Area of Effect (Medium Damage)".

Combat - Attack x - Damage Factor - Small (Real)
Defines the percentage damage received by units in a small AOE around the target of the attacking unit/building/hero. The full damage that the target receives is determined by the Unit Editor fields "Combat - Attack x - Damage Base", "Combat - Attack x - Damage Number of Dice" and "Combat - Attack x - Damage Sides per Die". The size of the small AOE is set in the Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Area of Effect (Medium Damage)".

Combat - Attack x - Damage Loss Factor (Real)
Defines a damage multiplier loss for every additional target hit after the first one, when attacking units using the "Artillery (Line)" or "Missile (Line)" attack types. As each target is hit, the amount of damage done is the Damage Loss Factor multiplied by the amount of damage done to the previous target.

Combat - Attack x - Damage Number of Dice (Integer)
Every time a unit/building/hero attacks a target, a dice roll occurs. A certain number of dice, with a certain number of sides each, is rolled, and a number is determined. This number is then added to the number in the field "Combat - Attack x - Damage Base" to determine the total damage the attacker has done. This field defines the number of dice that are to be rolled. The Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Damage Sides per Die" determines how many sides each die has.

Combat - Attack x - Damage Sides per Die (Integer)
Every time a unit/building/hero attacks a target, a dice roll occurs. A certain number of dice, with a certain number of sides each, is rolled, and a number is determined. This number is then added to the number in the field "Combat - Attack x - Damage Base" to determine the total damage the attacker has done. The Unit Editor field "Combat - Attack x - Damage Number of Dice" defines the number of dice that are to be rolled. This field determines how many sides each die has.

Combat - Attack x - Damage Spill Distance (Real)
This is for the 'Missle-Line' weapon type. It determines how far the missle can travel and still deal damage.

Combat - Attack x - Damage Spill Radius (Real)
This is for the 'Missle-Line' weapon type. It determines the size of the damage area throughout the spill distance.

Combat - Attack x - Maximum Number of Targets (Integer)
This is for the 'Missle-Bounce' weapon type. It determines the total number of units the attack can hit.

Combat - Attack x - Projectile Arc (Real)
For ranged attackers, defines the size of the missile arc from the attacker to the target. The arc flattens out towards the value of 0.00 and increases towards the value of 1.00.

Combat - Attack x - Projectile Art (Model)
For ranged attackers, defines the artwork of the attacking missile.

Combat - Attack x - Projectile Homing Enabled (Boolean)
For ranged attackers, defines whether fired missiles will home in on the target, or simply fire in a straight line (potentially missing the target if it is moving).

Combat - Attack x - Projectile Speed (Integer)
For ranged attackers, defines the speed of a fired missile.

Combat - Attack x - Range (Integer)
For ranged attackers, defines how far they can fire at targets.

Combat - Attack x - Show UI (Boolean)
Defines whether or not to show the attack icon in the bottom-right command interface area.

Combat - Attack x - Targets Allowed (Target Types)
Defines the type of targets that the unit/building/hero can attack. To be able to attack a target, the attacker's Targets Allowed field must have all the target types that are selected in the target's "Combat - Targeted as" field.

Combat - Attack x - Weapon Sound (Combat Sound)
For melee attackers, defines the type of sound the attacker's weapon makes when striking a target.

Combat - Attack x - Weapon Type (Weapon Type)
Defines the nature of the unit/building/hero's attack. This field determines which of the other Combat fields do and don't have any effect on the attack, and also affects whether certain abilities can be used in combination with the attack.

Combat - Attacks Enabled (Attacks)
Defines which of the unit/building/hero's two attacks will be available to use in the game. Either one or both attacks can be selected.

Combat - Death Type (Death Type)
Defines the properties the unit/building/hero's corpse has after it is killed. Determines whether it can be raised by abilities such as "Raise Skeleton" or "Animated Dead", and also whether it experiences natural decay or not.

Combat - Defense Base (Integer)
Defines the amount of defense the unit/building/hero has. A higher value means a greater reduction in the amount of damage received when being attacked.

Combat - Defense Type (Defense Type)
Defines the type of defense the unit/building/hero is to have. When a target is attacked, the amount of damage it receives is affected by how the attacker's attack type matches up against the target's defense type. To see a list of attack type versus defense type modifiers, please refer to the "Combat - Damage Bonus Table" fields in Gameplay Constants.

Combat - Defense Upgrade Bonus (Integer)
This is the ammount of armor the unit recieves when you research Iron Plating, Steel Armor, Creature Carapice, and others at your lumber mill or graveyard.

Combat - Minimum Attack Range (Integer)
Defines the minimum distance at which a unit/building/hero is permitted to attack. If a target is within the minimum distance, then the attacker will not be allowed to attack that target.

Combat - Targeted as (Target Types)
Defines what target type(s) in which the unit/building/hero will be categorised. For an attacker to be able to attack the unit/building/hero, the attacker's "Combat - Attack x - Targets Allowed" field must contain all the types that have been selected in this field.

Editor - Can Drop Items On Death (Boolean)
Defines if the unit/building/hero can drop any items when killed. Typically this field applies to pre-placed units who can drop a random item from a group defined in Item Tables. It does not apply to dropping items currently in the inventory of the unit/building/hero (that feature is defined on an item by item basis in the Item Editor field "Stats - Dropped When Carrier Dies").

Editor - Categorization - Campaign (Boolean)
If set to true, places the unit/building/hero into the "Campaign" folder for its race. If false, places the unit/building/hero into the "Melee" folder for its race.

Editor - Categorization - Special (Boolean)
If true, places the unit/building/hero into the "Melee -> Special" or "Campaign -> Special" folder for its race, depending on the setting of the Unit Editor field "Editor - Categorization - Campaign". If false, places the unit/building/hero into its own respective folder, again under either the Melee or Campaign folders.

Editor - Display as Neutral Hostile (Boolean)
Defines whether or not to place the unit/building/hero into the "Neutral Hostile" folder. If set to true, it will only work if the Unit Editor field "Stats - Race" is set to "Creep" for the unit/building/hero.

Editor - Has Tileset Specific Data (Boolean)
Defines whether the unit/building/hero has different sets of data (such as skins) for different tilesets. A good example of a doodad that has different skins for different tilesets is the tree doodad.

Editor - Placeable In Editor (Boolean)
Defines whether or not the unit/building/hero is placeable on the map in the World Editor.

Editor - Tilesets (Tileset List)
Defines what tilesets the unit/building/hero will be listed in under the Unit Palette. Only has an effect is the unit/building/hero is listed under the "Neutral Hostile" folder.

Movement - Group Separation - Enabled (Boolean)
Defines whether to allow/deny flying units/heroes to physically separate from each other when issued a move order. If set to false, the units/heroes will be allowed to bunch on top of each other when moving.

Movement - Height (Real)
Defines at what height the unit/building/hero is to stand and move about. This field will only have an effect if the Unit Editor field "Movement - Type" is set to "Fly" or "Hover".

Movement - Height Minimum (Real)
Defines the lowest height at which the unit/building/hero is allowed to descend. Height change can only be affected by certain spells, and by the trigger action "Animation - Change Unit Flying Height".

Movement - Speed Base (Integer)
Defines the standard movement speed of the unit/building/hero, when unaffected by any spells or upgrades. The maximum speed allowed by the game is 522.

Movement - Speed Maximum (Integer)
Defines the maximum speed at which the unit/building/hero is allowed to travel. Speed change can only be affected by certain spells, and by the trigger action "Unit - Set Movement Speed". The maximum speed allowed by the game is 522. The Gameplay Constants field "Movement - Unit Speed - Maximum" defines the universal maximum speed that will work in the game. Speed values set above the maximum value will be automatically reset to maximum value instead.

Movement - Speed Minimum (Integer)
Defines the minimum speed at which the unit/building/hero is allowed to travel. Speed change can only be affected by certain spells, and by the trigger action "Unit - Set Movement Speed". A movement speed of zero will result in the unit/building/hero being unable to move under any circumstances. The Gameplay Constants field "Movement - Unit Speed - Minimum" defines the universal minimum speed that will work in the game. Speed values set below the minimum value will be automatically reset to the minimum value instead. Please note that a speed of zero is not considered a movement value, and therefore can be assigned under any circumstances (it is unaffected by the relevant Gameplay Constants field).

Movement - Turn Rate (Real)
Defines the speed at which the unit/building/hero is allowed to turn. Turn speed can only be affected by certain spells, and by the trigger action "Animation - Change Unit Turn Speed". Turn speed values range between 0 and 1, with 1 being the fastest turn speed possible.

Movement - Type (Movement Type)
Defines the type of movement the unit/building/hero is to have. Movement type affects things such as the ability to move over particular terrain, and what spells the unit/building/hero can be subject to. It also affects which Unit Editor fields have an effect on the unit/building/hero.

Pathing - Collision Size (Real)
Defines how large an area the unit/building/hero physically occupies on a map, and consequently how well it is able to manoeuvre around other objects on a map (and vice versa).

Pathing - Pathing Map (Pathing Map)
Defines the shape of the building's "footprint" when placed on a map.

NOTE: Pathing Map defines a shape; Collision Size defines the size of that shape. For units and heroes, the shape of their Pathing Map is a circle by default.

Pathing - Placement Prevented By (Pathing Types)
Defines the types of ground areas where the building may not be built. Note that any types checked in this field should not be checked in the Unit Editor field "Pathing - Placement Requires".

Pathing - Placement Requires (Pathing Types)
Defines the types of ground areas where the building may be built. Note that any types checked in this field should not be checked in the Unit Editor field "Pathing - Placement Prevented By".

Sound - Construction (Sound Set)
Defines the sound that is played while the building is being constructed. The sound will play in a constant loop until construction has finished.

Sound - Looping Fade In Rate (Integer)
The time (in milliseconds) it takes the looping construction sound to fade in (see Unit Editor field "Sound - Construction"). Values can range from 0 to 12700.

Sound - Looping Fade Out Rate (Integer)
The time (in milliseconds) it takes the looping construction sound to fade out (see Unit Editor field "Sound - Construction"). Values can range from 0 to 12700.

Sound - Movement (Sound Set)
Defines the sound played when the unit/hero is given a movement order. This sound will override the movement sounds defined as part of the unit's/hero's sound set (see Unit Editor field "Sound - Unit Sound Set").

Sound - Unit Sound Set (Unit Sound)
Defines the set of sounds that the unit will use when commanded to perform such actions as moving and attacking.

Stats - Agility per Level (Real)
Defines the amount of points that will be added to the hero's agility statistic whenever the hero gains a level. Agility affects the speed of the hero's attack.

Stats - Bounty Awarded - Base (Integer)
Bounty is the amount of gold awarded to the owner of the unit/building/hero that kills another unit/building/hero. The total gold awarded is calculated from the fields "Stats - Bound Awarded - Base", "Stats - Bounty Awarded - Number of Dice", "Stats - Bounty Awarded - Sides per Die". The formula is as follows:

GOLD AWARDED = Base Bounty + A DICE ROLL OF [Number of dice] EACH HAVING [Sides per Die]

2 dice having 8 sides each are rolled. The minimum number possible is both dice giving a value of 1, yielding a sum of 2. The maximum number possible is both dice giving a value of 8, yielding a sum of 16. So the number achieved from the dice roll falls between 2 and 16. Therefore:

Bounty is automatically awarded when killing Neutral player units/buildings/heroes. For other players, the bounty must be turned on using the trigger action "Player - Turn Player Flag On/Off".

Stats - Bounty Awarded - Number of Dice (Integer)
See the Unit Editor field "Stats - Bounty Awarded - Base".

Stats - Bounty Awarded - Sides per Die (Integer)
See the Unit Editor field "Stats - Bounty Awarded - Base".

Stats - Build Time (Integer)
Defines the time it takes to train/construct the unit/building/hero.

Stats - Can Flee (Boolean)
Defines whether the unit/hero can automatically retreat when attacked. This field only affects units/heroes which do not attack other units automatically e.g. worker units.

Stats - Food Cost (Integer)
Defines the amount of food resources the unit/building/hero consumes. The food cap can be modified by editing the field "Food Limit" in Gameplay Constants, or by using the trigger actions "Player - Set Property" and "Player - Add Property".

Stats - Food Produced (Integer)
Defines the amount of food resources the unit/building/hero produces. The food cap can be modified by editing the field "Food Limit" in Gameplay Constants, or by using the trigger actions "Player - Set Property" and "Player - Add Property".

Stats - Formation Rank (Integer)
Defines the position the unit/hero will take in a group when assigned a movement order as part of a group of units/heroes. The values entered can range from 0 to 9, with 0 indicating the unit will position itself at the front and 9 indicating the unit will position itself at the back.

Stats - Gold Cost (Integer)
Defines the amount of gold a unit/building/hero will cost to train/build.

Stats - Hero - Hide Hero Death Message (Boolean)
Defines whether to hide the death message displayed on the screen when the hero dies.

Stats - Hero - Hide Hero Interface Icon (Boolean)
Defines whether to hide the hero's icon displayed in the upper-left corner of the screen.

Stats - Hero - Hide Hero Minimap Display (Boolean)
Defines whether to display the special symbol used to locate heroes in the minimap.

Stats - Hide Minimap Display (Boolean)
Defines whether the unit/building/hero is visible on the minimap.

Stats - Hit Points Maximum (Base) (Integer)
Defines the maximum hit points of the unit/building/hero. This value can only be changed for units/buildings by using the trigger action "Player - Set Handicap". For heroes, this value will change when they gain a level.

Stats - Hit Points Regeneration Rate (Real)
Defines the number of hit points the unit/building/hero will regenerate per second.

Stats - Hit Points Regeneration Type (Regeneration Type)
Defines under what conditions the unit/building/hero will regenerate hit points.

Stats - Intelligence per Level (Real)
Defines the amount of points that will be added to the hero's intelligence statistic whenever the hero gains a level. Intelligence affects the number of mana points the hero has.

Stats - Is a Building (Boolean)
Defines whether the unit/building/hero is classified as a building. This field affects which Unit Editor fields are displayed/hidden, and also how the unit/building/hero behaves on the battlefield. Also defines in what Unit Editor folder the unit/building/hero will be placed.

Stats - Level (Integer)
Defines the level of the unit/building/hero. The values entered can range from 1 to 100, and determine the amount of experience points given to a hero who kills another unit/building/hero.

Stats - Lumber Cost (Integer)
Defines the amount of lumber a unit/building/hero will cost to train/build.

Stats - Mana Initial Amount (Integer)
Defines the initial amount of mana a unit/building/hero has when it first appears on the map. For units/buildings, the value entered should not be greater than the value specified in "Stats - Mana Maximum". For heroes, the "Stats - Intelligence per level" field additionally determines maximum mana, so the entered value in this field can be greater.

Stats - Mana Maximum (Integer)
Defines the maximum mana points of the unit/building/hero. This value can only be changed by heroes when gaining a level.

Stats - Mana Regeneration (Real)
Defines the number of mana points the unit/building/hero will regenerate per second.

Stats - Neutral Building - Shows Minimap Icon (Boolean)
Defines whether to show the Neutral Building minimap icon for the building on the minimap. This field only has an effect if the building is owned by Neutral Passive.

Stats - Neutral Building - Valid As Random Building (Boolean)
Defines whether this building is part of the list of random neutral buildings that can be generated on a map when using the "Random Building" unit.

Stats - Point Value (Integer)
Defines a point value for the unit/building/hero. Has no significance in the game other than to be used as part of a trigger through the Integer functions "Unit - Point value of Unit" and "Unit - Point value of Unit-type".

Stats - Primary Attribute (Hero Attribute)
Defines which attribute (out of Strength, Agility and Intelligence) is the primary attribute for the hero. Each point of the primary attribute will increase the hero's attack damage by 1.

Stats - Priority (Integer)
Defines at what point the unit/building/hero will be attacked when within a group of units/buildings/heroes being attacked. The values entered can range from 0 to 20, with 0 meaning that the unit/building/hero will be attacked last, and 20 meaning that it will be attacked first.

Stats - Race (Unit Race)
Defines the race to which the unit/building/hero belongs. This field also affects in which race folder the unit/building/hero is categorised in the Unit Editor.

Stats - Repair Gold Cost (Integer)
Defines the amount of gold it costs to repair the unit/building/hero to full health. This field only has an effect on objects that can be repaired, namely buildings. It is not possible to make units or heroes repairable.

Stats - Repair Lumber Cost (Integer)
Defines the amount of lumber it costs to repair the unit/building/hero to full health. This field only has an effect on objects that can be repaired, namely buildings. It is not possible to make units or heroes repairable.

Stats - Repair Time (Integer)
Defines the amount of time it takes to repair the unit/building/hero back to full health. This field only has an effect on objects that can be repaired, namely buildings. It is not possible to make units or heroes repairable.

Stats - Sight Radius (Day)
Defines how far the unit/building/hero can see during the day (0600 to 1800 is the default day-time period). Sight may be obstructed by the presence of other objects.

Stats - Sight Radius (Night)
Defines how far the unit/building/hero can see during the night (1800 to 0600 is the default night-time period). Sight may be obstructed by the presence of other objects.

Stats - Sleeps (Boolean)
Defines whether the unit/hero sleeps at night-time. Only affects units or heroes owned by the Neutral Hostile player.

Stats - Starting Agility (Integer)
Defines the value of the hero's agility when first entering a map.

Stats - Starting Intelligence (Integer)
Defines the value of the hero's intelligence when first entering a map.

Stats - Starting Strength (Integer)
Defines the value of the hero's strength when first entering a map.

Stats - Stock Maximum (Integer)
Defines the maximum quantity of the unit/building/hero that can be stocked in the Neutral building that sells it.

Stats - Stock Replenish Interval (Integer)
Defines how regularly the unit/building/hero will increase its stock by 1 in the Neutral building that sells it.

Stats - Stock Start Delay (Integer)
Defines how long a period should elapse from the start of the game before the unit/building/hero is available for purchase from the Neutral building that sells it.

Stats - Strength per Level (Real)
Defines the amount of points that will be added to the hero's strength statistic whenever the hero gains a level. Strength affects the number of hit points the hero has.

Stats - Transported Size (Integer)
Defines how much space the unit/hero will take up when inside a transport vehicle.

Stats - Unit Classification (Unit Classification)
Defines any special classifications for the unit/building/hero. Classifications can affect the ability of the unit/building/hero to be subject to certain spells and upgrades, and also how other units/heroes/buildings behave around it.

Techtree - Dependency Equivalents (Unit List)
This field was originally the main method for getting custom heroes to count in the default "3 heroes per player" limit in melee-style games. This functionality has now been deprecated with the presence of the Gameplay Constants field "Techtree - Dependency Equivalents - Hero". The current method for achieving the objective of this field is as follows:

EXTRA NOTES:
The trigger action "Melee Game - Hero Limits" resides in the "Melee Initialization" trigger by default when creating a new map. This action causes the number of allowable trained heroes per player to be set to 3. To change this limit, delete that action and instead use the trigger action "Player - Limit Training of Heroes".

Techtree - Hero Revival Locations (Unit List)
Specifies which buildings the hero may be revived at after dying. A building is eligible to revive a dead hero if it is owned by the same owner of the dead hero, and if it has the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Revives Dead Heroes" set to true.

If this field is left blank, the hero will be available for reviving at all player-owned buildings that meet the aforementioned requirements.

Techtree - Items Sold (Item List)
Defines the items that can be sold by the unit/building/hero.

Techtree - Requirements (Techtree Requirement List)
Defines what requirements must be met before the unit/building/hero can be made available for training/building.

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2 (Techtree Requirement List)
Sets the unit/building/hero requirements for creating another hero in melee-style maps. In a typical scenario, 1 hero per tier is allowed to be trained, with the maximum number of tiers set at 9. By default, the first hero trained by a player is available from the beginning of a game.

For making melee-style maps where you want to include custom heroes in the 1 hero per tier limit, you must verify that the tier requirements are properly set for all your melee and custom heroes. Check all the "Techtree - Requirements - Tier x" fields and also "Techtree - Requirements - Tiers Used" for each hero. It will be typically the case that, for all the heroes that can be trained by a player, these Techtree field requirements will all be identical.

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 3 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 4 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 5 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 6 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 7 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 8 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tier 9 (Techtree Requirement List)
See the Unit Editor field "Techtree - Requirements - Tier 2".

Techtree - Requirements - Tiers Used (Integer)
Defines how many of the "Techtree - Requirements - Tier x" fields are used in the game. If there are more heroes allowed to be trained than tiers used, all remaining heroes will be made available for training after the final tier has been reached.

Techtree - Researches Available (Upgrade List)
Defines what upgrades are available for research at the building.

Techtree - Revives Dead Heros (Boolean)
Defines whether the building is capable of reviving dead heroes. This field acts as a replacement for the "Revive Hero" ability, and must NOT be used in conjunction with it. Multiple buildings can be set to revive dead heroes.

Techtree - Structures Built (Unit List)
Defines what buildings can be constructed by the unit.

Techtree - Units Sold (Unit List)
Defines what units can be bought at the unit/building/hero. Bought units are made available instantly, as opposed to trained units, which are only available after a prescribed period of time (see the Unit Editor field "Stats - Build Time").

Techtree - Units Trained (Unit List)
Defines what units can be bought at the unit/building/hero. Trained units are only available after a prescribed period of time (see the Unit Editor field "Stats - Build Time"), as opposed to bought units, which are made available instantly.

Techtree - Upgrades To (Unit List)
Defines what alternate building the building can be upgraded to. Since the upgraded building is simply another building specified in the Unit Editor, it can be set to have either superior or inferior qualities when compared to the original building.

Techtree - Upgrades Used (Upgrade List)
Defines what upgrades apply to the unit/building/hero. Note that some abilities have both ability and upgrade components to them (e.g. Moon Glaive).

Text - Caster Upgrade Names (String List)
The names displayed in the caster upgrade tooltip, for the different levels of upgrades for caster units (see Unit Editor field "Art - Caster Upgrade Art").

Text - Caster Upgrade Tips (String List)
The description displayed in the caster upgrade tooltip, for the different levels of upgrades for caster units (see Unit Editor field "Art - Caster Upgrade Art").

Text - Description (String)
A field used purely within the editor, describing the nature of the unit/building/hero.

Text - Hotkey (Character)
Defines the keyboard key that can be pressed in order to train the unit/building/hero. Used as an alternative to clicking on the icon in the command interface.

Text - Name (String)
A field used purely within the editor, defining the name of the unit/building/hero.

Text - Name - Editor Suffix (String)
A field used purely within the editor, commonly for categorising objects.

Text - Proper Names (String List)
Defines the pool of names from which a hero's name can be assigned. After the hero is trained at an altar, a name is selected randomly from the pool and assigned to the hero.

Text - Proper Names Used (Integer)
Only the first x number of names, defined in the Unit Editor field "Text - Proper Names", will be used to name the hero.

Text - Tooltip - Awaken (String)
The tooltip to display for awakening the hero.

Text - Tooltip - Basic (String)
Similar to the Unit Editor field "Text - Name", but differs in that is viewable as part of the unit's/building's/hero's tooltip.

Text - Tooltip - Extended (String)
Similar to the Unit Editor field "Text - Description", but differs in that is viewable as part of the unit's/building's/hero's tooltip.

Text - Tooltip - Revive (String)
The tooltip to display for heroes made available for reviving after dying.