What is the Best Thing I can do to edit my code for equinox I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with my code and I need help

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function championAct(data) {
const champion = data.champion;
while (true) {
let en = champion.findNearestEnemy();
if (en) {
champion.attack(en);
}
}
}

hero.on(‘spawn-ranger’, championAct);
hero.on(‘spawn-mage’, championAct);

hero.build("archer", "a")
hero.build("cannon", "b")
hero.build("ice", "c")
hero.build("ice","d")
hero.build("farm","e")
hero.build("farm","f")
hero.build("farm","g")
hero.build("farm","h")

const allsquares = ‘abcdefgh’;
const tower = {

const tower = {
a: {name: ‘archer’, level: 0},
b: {name: ‘cannon’, level: 0},
c: {name: ‘ice’, level: 0},
d: {name: ‘ice’, level: 0},
e: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
f: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
g: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
h: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0}
};

const allsquares = ‘abcdefgh’;

const build = (t, s) => {
if (s.length > 1) {
let letters = s.split(‘’);
for (let letter of letters) build(t, letter);
return;
}
hero.build(t, s);
tower[s].name = t;
tower[s].level += 1;
};

const towers = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
let returnVar = ;
for (let i = start; i < end; i++) returnVar.push(tower[allsquares.charAt(i)]);
return returnVar;
};

const squares = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
return allsquares.substring(start, end);
};

function upgrade (…args) {
args = args.length > 1 ? args : args[0].split(‘’);
for (let s of args) build(tower[s].name, s);
}

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What is it that you’re asking about your code? Is there a problem with your code, and if so, could you please describe it?

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function championAct(data) {
const champion = data.champion;
while (true) {
let en = champion.findNearestEnemy();
if (en) {
champion.attack(en);
}
}
}

hero.on(‘spawn-ranger’, championAct);
hero.on(‘spawn-mage’, championAct);

hero.build("archer", "a")
hero.build("cannon", "b")
hero.build("ice", "c")
hero.build("ice","d")
hero.build("farm","e")
hero.build("farm","f")
hero.build("farm","g")
hero.build("farm","h")
const allsquares = ‘abcdefgh’;
const tower = {

a: {name: 'archer', level: 0}, 
b: {name: 'cannon', level: 0}, 
c: {name: 'ice', level: 0}, 
d: {name: 'ice', level: 0}, 
e: {name: 'farm', level: 0}, 
f: {name: 'farm', level: 0}, 
g: {name: 'farm', level: 0}, 
h: {name: 'far,', level: 0}
} const allsquares = ‘abcdefgh’;

};
const build = (t, s) => {
if (s.length > 1) {
let letters = s.split(‘’);
for (let letter of letters) build(t, letter);
return;
}
hero.build(t, s);
tower[s].name = t;
tower[s].level = tower[s].level + 1;
};
const towers = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
let returnVar = ;
for (let i = start; i < end; i++) returnVar.push(tower[allsquares.charAt(i)]);
return returnVar;
}
const squares = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
return allsquares.substring(start, end - start);
};
function upgrade (…args) {
args = args.length > 1 ? args : args[0].split(‘’);
for (let s of args) build(tower[s].name, s);
}

formatted it.

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I’m blind ignore me-
oh god that’s embarrassing when I do that…

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thanks, it was very helpful

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Wait all Jacob did was format your code correctly…was that what you were asking?

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@Kimmy He didn’t find the bug in your code also could you please describe what is wrong with it?

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it looks like you’re trying to use my equinox code clip but then modifying it? I’m not exactly sure what you’re trying to achieve here… (also I highly recommend you DONT modify my code unless you know what you’re doing since… no offense… but I highly doubt you understand it :sweat_smile:)

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I suggest you to add a statement in the champion function:

champion.special();

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oh, I’m so sorry if I took your code my brother helped me make this code so he might have used to to help me right the code I did a bunch of revisions on it after this and hopefully fixed it. I do find the code really confusing lol.

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Yes, he did format it, but it helped me understand the code a bit more so I could hopefully fix what I was doing. I don’t know if I really did well I ended up fixing some bugs even though I’m still not sure it works correctly. Here is the code I created to fix the bugs even if it is unformatted again.

function championAct(data) {
const champion = data.champion;
while (true) {
let en = champion.findNearestEnemy();
if (en) {
champion.attack(en);
}
}
}

hero.on(‘spawn-ranger’, (event) => championAct(event));
hero.on(‘spawn-mage’, (event) => championAct(event));

hero.build(“archer”, “a”);
hero.build(“cannon”, “b”);
hero.build(“ice”, “c”);
hero.build(“ice”, “d”);
hero.build(“farm”, “e”);
hero.build(“farm”, “f”);
hero.build(“farm”, “g”);
hero.build(“farm”, “h”);

const allsquares = ‘abcdefgh’;
const tower = {
a: {name: ‘archer’, level: 0},
b: {name: ‘cannon’, level: 0},
c: {name: ‘ice’, level: 0},
d: {name: ‘ice’, level: 0},
e: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
f: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
g: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
h: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0}
};

const build = (t, s) => {
if (s.length > 1) {
let letters = s.split(‘’);
for (let letter of letters) build(t, letter);
return;
}
hero.build(t, s);
tower[s].name = t;
tower[s].level = tower[s].level + 1;
};

const towers = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
let returnVar = ;
for (let i = start; i < end; i++) returnVar.push(tower[allsquares.charAt(i)]);
return returnVar;
};

const squares = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
return allsquares.substring(start, end);
};

function upgrade (…args) {
args = args.length > 1 ? args : args[0].split(‘’);
for (let s of args) build(tower[s].name, s);
}
function heroAction() {
hero.ability(“shockwave”);
}

// Repeat heroAction every 10 seconds
while (true) {
heroAction();
hero.findNearestEnemy(10);
}

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function championAct(data) {
const champion = data.champion;
while (true) {
let en = champion.findNearestEnemy();
if (en) {
champion.attack(en);
}
}
}

hero.on(‘spawn-ranger’, (event) => championAct(event));
hero.on(‘spawn-mage’, (event) => championAct(event));

hero.build(“archer”, “a”);
hero.build(“cannon”, “b”);
hero.build(“ice”, “c”);
hero.build(“ice”, “d”);
hero.build(“farm”, “e”);
hero.build(“farm”, “f”);
hero.build(“farm”, “g”);
hero.build(“farm”, “h”);

const allsquares = ‘abcdefgh’;
const tower = {
a: {name: ‘archer’, level: 0},
b: {name: ‘cannon’, level: 0},
c: {name: ‘ice’, level: 0},
d: {name: ‘ice’, level: 0},
e: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
f: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
g: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0},
h: {name: ‘farm’, level: 0}
};

const build = (t, s) => {
if (s.length > 1) {
let letters = s.split(‘’);
for (let letter of letters) build(t, letter);
return;
}
hero.build(t, s);
tower[s].name = t;
tower[s].level = tower[s].level + 1;
};

const towers = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
let returnVar = ;
for (let i = start; i < end; i++) returnVar.push(tower[allsquares.charAt(i)]);
return returnVar;
};

const squares = (start, end) => {
start = (start + 0 === start + ‘0’) ? allsquares.indexOf(start) : start;
end = (end + 0 === end + ‘0’) ? (allsquares.indexOf(end) + 2) : end;
return allsquares.substring(start, end);
};

function upgrade (…args) {
args = args.length > 1 ? args : args[0].split(‘’);
for (let s of args) build(tower[s].name, s);
}
function heroAction() {
hero.ability(“shockwave”);
}

// Repeat heroAction every 10 seconds
while (true) {
heroAction();
hero.findNearestEnemy(10);
}

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I posted the code so people could use it, but I’m just really confused on what is happening with it lol

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bruh you didn’t format it correctly

function championAct(data) {
    const champion = data.champion;
    while (true) {
        let en = champion.findNearestEnemy();
        if (en) {
            champion.attack(en);
        }
    }
}

hero.on(‘spawn-ranger’, (event) => championAct(event));
hero.on(‘spawn-mage’, (event) => championAct(event));

hero.build(“archer”, “a”);
hero.build(“cannon”, “b”);
hero.build(“ice”, “c”);
hero.build(“ice”, “d”);
hero.build(“farm”, “e”);
hero.build(“farm”, “f”);
hero.build(“farm”, “g”);
hero.build(“farm”, “h”);
function heroAction() {
    hero.ability(“shockwave”);
}

// Repeat heroAction every 10 seconds
while (true) {
    heroAction();
    hero.findNearestEnemy(10);
}
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Also I removed all of my code from that since 1. it wasn’t being used anywhere, 2. even if it was being used it wouldn’t work correctly

@Kimmy would you like me to fix the current errors I see and add my latest code?

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sure that would be really helpful thank you so much