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BfWEthnographer wrote:Hi,

i'm not sure this is the proper thread to report issues with this add-on, however, I'm receiving an error message (screenshot attached) when trying to enter multiplayer server.
I'm on Wesnoth 1.10.2

Cheers

Did you download the latest version I have up on the server (Modern Combat Updated)?

I see that you wish to have your add-on translated. Sadly, there are a few problems with it: - You did not declare a textdomain in your _main.cfg - None of your files have textdomain bindings - Some strings aren’t marked as translatable (like in statuses.cfg) Just eliminate these issues, reupload, ...

You right-click who you want to cast spells at, select "See all of your spells", and select an appropriate spell.

Anyway, a really good friend of mine is helping me playtest, so I'll be making balance changes as well.

Update: 0.0.3 beta

-Fixed a bug which caused Fireball instead of Smite to be destroyed if Null and Void canceled Smite
-Added two new spells, Combustibolt and Tremors

Update: 0.0.2 beta -Fixed a bug which caused spells to be randomly generated after a unit died in any way (not just from being killed by a spell) after certain spells were cast -Fixed a bug which caused Thunderbolt to be discarded instead of Earthquake after casting Earthquake -Fixed a bug which kep...

Check out my latest scenario, Magic Wars. You will need the era to play. In Magic Wars, you play a mage (currently only the Battlemage is available, but later I'll add more mage factions with different perks) that seeks to lead his AI leader to victory over the opponent's AI leader through the use o...

Thank you.

Having fog of war means that certain things already in the game become less useful or completely useless, and it restricts what we can do involving abilities and whatnot which deny information. Anyway, interest for this seems to have pretty much died off, so I'm working on something else right now w...

...moves that consist of attacking?

I don't quite get what you're asking. May you please clarify your question?

Chaos are my favorite faction.

Okay, I fixed the problem by changing the place the spell-destroying macro was called. So it wasn't the code, it was its location. Thanks guys.

pauxlo wrote:One reason (I'm not sure if it is the only one) for IftU not being mainlined is that its author didn't want it to be.

Shadowmaster, why you do this to us?

So if the spell_destroyed variable is set to yes and you output the value of ${SIDE}|.discarded_spells.option[$z].name immediately before it is cleared and immediately after, it shows the exact same value? That is correct. It might help if we knew what was the value of {SIDE} when this was called, ...

not in another place. I can't get why {CLEAR_VARIABLE} just REFUSES to clear the variable. Is there any other way I can delete a variable? Here's where it works. #define MW_CLEAR_SPELL SIDE NAME {VARIABLE spell_cleared no} {FOREACH {SIDE}|.spells.option i} [if] {MW_VARIABLE {SIDE}|.spells.option[$i]...