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The "hiddes" Ravana mentioned is for hiding the side from the status table (which you see with alt + s). In a scenario, you set it inside the [side] tag. (mostly 1, because to hide the side two hero I just can create it in a remote part of the map...) A side can also have no hero for a sid...

You can actually include the Colosseum Shop into another add-on, by # reading the macros with {~add-ons/Colosseum3p/macros/upgrade.cfg} # and using them inside a scenario / era {UPGRADED_FEEDING_EVENT} {COLOSSEUM_UPGRADE 2,20,33 8,3,44} # same shop at several locations That might be nice to get some...

You can override num_traits=1 in the [unit_type] as well.
If you want to avoid one of the standard traits like quickm, set also ignore_race_traits=yes, and add a trait inside the unit_type, e.g. with the {TRAIT_FEARLESS} macro.

Next version will contain a 2 player map. Until then, there is one part where you could help: the translation! That's the one thing missing to be up with mainline. It are around as many strings as in mainline, and they are equally short. Things like »remove path« or »Negotiate with the Merfolk« and ...

I had some thought on this a while ago as well. There are people who say RNG is unfair, and there are people who say it's just maths and the human preception which bad at guessing. Both are right: - Mathematically, the RNG is good for a battle. - However, one bad outcome is not equal to a good outco...

I see, that's neater

Actually. I think your screenshot above looks quite neat.

1.8 does have indeed no button in the UI for looking it up. Though it shows which paths are used in the terminal output, you could launch wesnoth from a console. IIRC, if you right-click on a the application launcher, you can open the properties, and there the path of the executable is shown. Then y...

A few years ago I went through the abilities/specials which use terrain codes and did unify their behavior. Previously, there were things like two only slightly differing Sand Hiding abilities, or while a Swamp Hide ability might have worked on Swamp Castles, a Shallow Submerge one might have not. W...

One example about code matching – with Gg^Ebn G*^Eb* matches, both the Eb and Ebn ones *^Ebn matches, also on the beach Gg^* matches. also matches with villages. G* matches not * This one is an exception and doesn't follow the same logic, don't use it. IIRC it can be written as *^* Gg^E*n no idea wh...

An idea to which I often fall back: Having a higher level guardian, who prevents you from going into some area too early. Or in your case, who pushes back a side which is advancing to much. The standard guardian which is often used (probably because Micro AIs were just added in 1.12) has the disadva...

Thanks for bringing that up, somebody mentioned it once and it has been forgotten. I'm sure someone will implement genderspecific special names, at least if it's the outcome of the discussion.

Surely there will be different opinions… but maybe this way things don't get buried and not implemented like in some other threads.

That's how programming is...

... Actually, there has been added a command line validator which detects such cases recently.

If it ends after the second scenario... then just do it the same way you used to get from the first to the second. That is, there's a key called next_scenario , and one called id ... which should not clash with the id of another one. Changes to the scenario WML will require that you start the scenar...