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By default, units are drawn in front of images placed with [item]. You can only make units appear behind the image by using halo=yes. Did you do that?

If by "create" you mean "slightly modify what currently exists," then yeah, it doesn't take that long. Maybe a real artist will come along and think it worth their while to make something new, but these should tide you over in the meantime.

Oh! Thanks for the correction.

Thanks!

Sur_191 wrote: ↑

September 8th, 2018, 8:36 pm

By the way, would you mind, if I would use spooks in my campaign?

No, of course not.

I usually recommend Normal difficulty to start. Easy is a little too easy for a lot of people, and you have made it through HttT. But, if you played HttT on Challenging, use that. (Don't worry too much about it though: You can always change the difficulty later on the load screen if you choose the b...

HttT is a Novice-level campaign. It's not supposed to have a lot of strategic depth or be that hard. (And, yes, the end is particularly bad that way.) Try some of the Intermediate ones. It sounds like you would like Liberty.

You can use Wesnoth Formula Language, but I recommend doing it this way: store Henry, do the variable operation on stored_Henry.experience, then unstore Henry. It's very powerful technique that you should know. (Actually, this is exactly what [modify_unit] does, but that tag only handles simple case...

[filter_location] is not part of [event]. It is part of the standard unit filter, so it goes inside the [filter] tag. It's a good idea to use the wiki to confirm that your tags are in the right place. That's what zookeeper was hinting at when he provided you with a link.

Traits are stored as an array under [modifications]. If you replace the [modifications] tag like you are doing, you rewrite the whole traits array with the one trait you are currently adding. Try using [modify_unit] tag without [modifications]. Put the [trait] block in at the top level of the tag. T...

Apparently, you have a bug in your code. But, it's really hard for us to help you find it if you don't show us the code. Without that, we would have to guess how you might have written it and what kind of mistakes you might have made.

That should work if it is a multiplayer scenario. If it is supposed to be the first scenario of a campaign, you have to make a _main.cfg file that loads it. (For more info, follow the Create link at the top of this page and look for AddonStructure.)

If you are having trouble with a scenario in this campaign, try it with walking corpses. People tend to forget how powerful those are. You constantly get new units to block access to your heroes and absorb attacks.

1. Wesnoth 1.14 Medium difficulty You should consider switching to Easy, at least for this scenario. You would get another healing option. You can bump it back up afterwards if you like. this scenario is not fun, is anti-fun I'm sorry you don't like it, but there is no rule that says you have to pl...

I looked at animation.lua. Apparently, it adds a wml tag, [animate_path], that smoothly slides an image around the screen wherever and however you want. The top of the file has some comments that list the keys used by the tag. There is no mainline WML for anything like that, but you could copy anima...

Tad_Carlucci wrote: ↑

August 23rd, 2018, 2:22 pm

Use one large recall list which has both. Then read up on [filter_recall].

Legend of Wesmere uses this method. You can see the important code in utils/characters.cfg.