The Battle for Wesnoth Forums

Mmh, I like the Succubus. Wesnoth definitely lacks some female units, notwithstanding the Elvish ones...

*Makes a Jedi gesture.*

You did not see me here.

Hello there, I'm currently dealing with an enigma regarding the "illuminates" ability. I have designed a custom unit that is supposed to be a level 4 Elvish Shyde, somewhat similar to Quartex's "Desert Star", though adapted to forest terrain, not sand. I duplicated the "Elvi...

Greetings. I'm taking advantage of this topic to ask a question about fog, too. I'm trying to find a way to use an event to remove the fog for one side. I've investigated the problem a little and found that the [change_side/] tag does not allow to change the value of the "fog" parameter. S...

I haven't played "The South Guard" yet, but I've beaten all the others already. My vote went without hesitation to "Under the Burning Suns". Three reasons : The story : quite different from all the other campaigns. I had the definite feeling that the campaign was coded around the...

Do I have replay the whole scenario from the start for it to work now? I changed "troll2" to "Troll Shaman" and still got the same error! I had the same problem. If you don't want to restart the whole scenario after fixing the scenario.cfg, you must edit your savegame file and r...

I replaced the "Water Serpents" by regular Sea Serpents without thinking much about it (by the way, if you are careful and thorough, you can replace all occurrences of a faulty units in the very save game and it works fine). (1) What difficulty levels and game versions have you played the ...

I agree, wesnoth feels (and is) a lot slower at the moment. Please understand though, that this is a development release and we are concentrating on features and bugfixing at the moment. There have been one or two times where we experienced severe performance hits (like factor 5-10 or more) and whe...

Okay, I admit I'm tired from a long day work, and I'm a little annoyed at how long Wesnoth takes to load/save games. Since 1.1.1, the time necessary to perform those in/out operations have doubled. It may sound like overkilling, but it genuinely feels that way. I'm usually playing in medium or hard ...

Maybe we can somehow integrate all these changes into new "release"? I also modified my own version a few times since then. Mmh, not just yet in my opinion. I'm busy re-ordering the keywords according to their semantics (instruction, left-value names, right-value constants, tags, etc.). A...

<UserLang name="wesnoth-WML" ext="cfg" commentLine="#" > <Settings> <Global caseIgnored="no" /> <TreatAsSymbol comment="no" commentLine="yes" /> <Prefix words1="no" words2="no" words3="yes" words4="no&quo...

(1) What difficulty levels and game versions have you played the scenario on? Wesnoth 1.1.2a; difficulty medium. (2) How difficult did you find the scenario? (1-10) A good 7. I had to revert to the old attrition strategy to endure the onslaught, and lost a few good units that had already levelled u...

According to what logic was it decided which tags take a filter and which don't? I like to think I've gotten more experienced with WML now, but I still regularly wipe out my units with a filtered [kill]. To me it looks like they've been decided pretty arbitrarily on a per-tag basis. It would be nic...

Now that's interesting (I'm using n++ too). Currently, I've associated the .cfg extension to the "MS INI file" highlightings, which emphasizes the [tags] and the #comments. I'll give your filter a try.

I only found this thing on a short read: [kill] description=Hans animate=yes [/kill] Better put the killed unit in a [filter]. [kill] animate=no [filter] description=Hans [/filter] [/kill] I tried this on a previous scenario, with a similar situation where a ghost appears briefly. At the time, it k...

Here is, as promised, the full solution I used to match clearly and cleanly my scenario specifications. First, the snippet that triggers the "plot warning"... [option] message= _ "I'll summon a wrathful spirit, those are more common than you might think, you'll see what I have endured...