Gui Debug Tools 0.9.9 for BfW 1.14

[SigurdFireDragon]

...what's an AMLA slider? And level slider? Huh? That's not normally something you want to adjust, is it?

The level slider allows for easy advancing or declining of a unit (ie, turn a Great Mage back into a Mage)
The amla slider allows applying the specified amount of additional leveling to a unit at max level (as determined by an empty advances_to field)

[Celtic_Minstrel]

Okay, so basically pushing the sliders up is equivalent to :unit advances=n?

In other news, it looks like this was probably the cause of the set_wml_metatable debug message I was seeing, as it seems to be gone after I upgraded (yay!). Now I just have to figure out where the other two debug messages that don't seem to be in my campaign are coming from...

[SigurdFireDragon]

Okay, so basically pushing the sliders up is equivalent to :unit advances=n?

Yes

In other news, it looks like this was probably the cause of the set_wml_metatable debug message I was seeing, as it seems to be gone after I upgraded (yay!). Now I just have to figure out where the other two debug messages that don't seem to be in my campaign are coming from...

set_wml_metatable debug message was one of the ones fixed. It's possible there might still be others needing fixing somewhere in GDT.

[denispir]

Waow, I just discover this thread. Your tool looks fantastic SigurdFireDragon. I don't really need it yet because I am just startind to explore Lua AI design & realisation, but surely in the future, yes. Not only to avoid" back to main menu + F5", but to have variants of execution with the base code unchanged (I'd say).
Thank you, diniz
(By the way, where are documented features like F5? Guess I probably learnt it one day reading a thread, but how can one know it else?)

[Ravana]

F5 is only for WML changes. If you work with Lua, you never need it.