The Warcraft Unit Editor 1. What This Utility Changes 2. Creation and Configuration 3. Bug Report WHAT THIS UTILITY CHANGES This utility will allow Warcraft owners to alter numerous characteristics of every unit in the game. We strove to make as many of the game aspects able to be edited as possible through this program. Although not every change was possible, players will be able to edit the following aspects within the game: 1. Edit Men 2. Edit Buildings 3. Edit Spells 4. Edit Technology 1. Edit Men Attack Range: This is the range that your units can attack. This can only be edited if the unit has an initial ranged attack (archers, spearmen, etc.) Armor Points: This is the amount of armor each unit has. Armor stops damage before it reaches the target. Hit Points: This is the amount of damage a unit can sustain before dying. Minimum Damage: This is the amount of damage that a unit will ALWAYS do regardless of armor. Random Damage: This is the potential amount of damage that the units attack can do. Time to Build: This is the time increments that each unit takes to train. Gold Cost: This is the amount of gold that the unit costs to train. Lumber Cost: This is the amount of lumber that the unit costs to train. Decay Rate: This is how long summoned creatures remain in play before taking damage. 2. Edit Buildings Armor Points: The amount of armor that each building has. Armor stops damage before it reaches the target. Hit Points: This is the amount of damage a building can sustain before being destroyed. Time to Build: This is the time increments that each building takes to construct. Gold Cost: This is the amount of gold that the building costs to construct. Lumber Cost: This is the amount of lumber that the building costs to construct. 3. Edit Spells Range: This is the range that your spells can be cast. This can only be edited if the spell has an initial range (cloud of poison, rain of fore, etc.) 4. Edit Technology Time to Research: This is the time increments that each technology takes to upgrade. CREATION AND CONFIGURATION When you have made edits to your units and buildings, you will have the options to load configuration, save configuration, and Configure WAR_HACK.EXE with current settings. Load Configuration: This is for saved WAR_HACK configurations that you wish to further edit. Save Configuration: This is to save a WAR_HACK configuration for later editing. Configure WAR_HACK.EXE with current settings: This is to save a WAR_HACK Configuration for use within a Warcraft game. Note: Both WAR_HACK.EXE files must be (A) configured identically for two-player games. If the files are incompatible, you will receive an "Incorrect Version Number" message. Make sure that the two versions of WAR_HACK.EXE have the same changes to units, buildings, spells and technologies in them. BUG REPORT If you edit Warcraft so that the Hit Points are at maximum for a unit type, save the game, and then re-edit so that those units have less hit points, some of the originally edited units MAY have an incorrect HP bar, in that it will be longer than normal. The statistics that have changed will be correct, and this bug is only a cosmetic flaw that does not affect game play. Blizzard plans to electronically release the Warcraft Unit Editor in January of 1995 through America On-line, CompuServe, Internet and the Blizzard IceNet. This utility will be offered FREE to fans of the real time Fantasy/Strategy hit Warcraft: Orcs and Humans as a response to their desires to take elements of the game design into their own hands. Blizzard Entertainment looks forward to offering continued support and service of their products that meets the needs and desires of their customers. Please feel free to distribute this program to other Warcraft players.