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Why do you want to remove the hpp files from the VC9 project file?

holy thread necromancy, batman... Should've just created a new thread, the button doesn't bite. Anyway. You can either add the directories under project settings, or under tools->options->projects and soluitions->vc++ directories, select library or header directories from the dropdown and add releva...

I'd say it's a bug that needs fixing. Happens in 1.5 and trunk as well. batoonike: can you post a bug report to https://gna.org/bugs/?group=wesnoth so it's not forgotten again?

Looks like a data/src mismatch, update everything to trunk and recompile.

Latest trunk no longer adds UMC terrains to the "all" group (maybe it should be renamed to "core" then, if it's not exactly *all* anymore), and the UMC terrains have red tooltips.

Cernunnos: i'd say it's a RAM capacity bottleneck

if the timestamp is wrong, it's not the correct stderr.txt file. Do a search, find the right one and post it (if the game starts, the file should be created with the correct timestamp regardless of other issues)

The top-right bit is used for displaying the coordinates and terrain of the mouseover hex, so it's not really usable.

Removing the campaign-specific terrains from "all" and making the tooltips red are valid points, I'll try working on this

that's nowhere near enough for a stderr.txt of a --log-debug=all run. Are you sure it's the right one? Does the date/time match?

FYI: I've managed to build Wesnoth (trunk) with Visual Studio 2008 after some 4 hours of downloading libraries and hacking around. My starting point was a fresh install of VS with boost. I only have a debug build right now which is awfully slow even for a debug build (most likely because it linked t...

I'd say you're out of luck due to RAM. Wesnoth needs well over a hundred MB of ram for itself. In general more cpu will give you smoother scrolling and generally a more snappy experience and more ram won't give you anything if you have enough and will kill performance if you dont. I *think* your cpu...

Instead of a hotkey we could just have a semi-fog type of overlay (say fog with extra transparency) for the terrain that's visible now but won't be in the next turn.

I have a two-scrollwheel mouse and horizontal scrolling doesn't work either. I might try getting this to work and maybe it'll fix the gesture on Mac. IIRC holding shift while scrolling with the mouse will make it scroll horizontally. And also I guess the size of the scroll edge should be customizabl...

First of all, please check if you have mouse scrolling on in the preferences. Then: There's been a slight change in the scrolling code recently, intended to change the behviour of the game when the mouse gets off the window. Previous versions kept scrolling so moving the mouse to a different window ...

it does say "binary". Though maybe we could put a "Compiled (ready to play) versions" header before the links to the binaries.