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Hello. Crossfire, official page at http://crossfire.real-time.com , is seeking graphical artists. This is a MMORPG (ok, the "massively" part isn't right) game, with a relatively small but faithful userbase. The developer team is also small, but working in the long-term - the game itself is...

Hello. I'm trying to fix ai_python.cpp (which is quite broken, haven't worked on it for some time), and I wonder how to check whether a unit eg heals or not (same question applies to is_leader, illuminates, and other abilities). Code used to be bool unit_type::heals( ) and friends, but apparently it...

Applying it to SVN, thanks

Could you paste a few of the missing dependencies?

Maybe you're missing another library in the settings.

I remember the first configuration, to set up correctly librairies and such, was a real pain....

Is the "wsock32.lib" library part of the link libraries? (project settings => link tab => input).

I'll check tonight and post the libraries i use to build.

Python API is ready for test.

Check http://www.wesnoth.org/wiki/ReferencePythonAPI for info on how to build it & such

(note: makefiles aren't yet updated, so you'll need to tweak build process under Linux)

I put a dump test script on the wiki, at http://www.wesnoth.org/wiki/PythonTestScript

It shows some basics of the API & such.

(note: it can crash the game, as it doesn't recompute possible moves/destinations after moving a unit. it is after all to test :p)

Warning: you should definitely restart the loop after move_unit, and get the lastest get_src_dst
Case in mind: you try to move a unit where another already moved.

How can I test a Python AI? i.e. what do I need to name the script to have it recognized as the play_turn handler. I had a quick look in ai_python.cpp and it seems the file name is hardcoded as "c:\w.py"... it's been years since I've had a "c:" :?. I'd just change it but I'm not...

freecraft wrote:Greetings!

Now THAT is something completely different !
Is it included in 1.0.2 ?

No, the development has been done in the wesnoth-python branch. Though it'd be a matter of just copying the 2 files I added to the trunk (and change the AI instanciation function to recognize eg ai_python).

Alpha (or maybe beta) Python API is already in SVN, in the wesnoth-python branch.

Reference is at http://www.wesnoth.org/wiki/ReferencePythonAPI

It needs some testing and feedback (on exported classes, method name, ...), though, so Python programmers feel free to try it.

So far there is no wrapper or anything. Haven't yet had the time to play with things :) Hasn't been much discussion on that yet, either - best place to check is either the irc channel, or the dev mailing list. I wanted to tweak a few things before sending suggestions & questions & such. Note...

Python's restricted execution modules were disabled in version 2.3 and higher, because of security holes created by new style classes. There were other problems before 2.3 as well. However, Zope has a RestrictedPython module that is supposed be secure. Python is easy to embed, and the C API is well...

(note: i'm not a Wesnoth developer, though i skimmed through the code. I do have some experience with making a Python interface to a game) I'd say the first step is defining precisely what functions, objects, structures, ... exactly Python scripts should be able to access. Then how scripts will acce...

Don't worry about this. The first time I won Httt I had only a few leveled units. If you have not started playing Wesnoth since long, then try to start Httt again. You'll have learned from your former mistakes and will have a lot more of leveled units. Oh ok, so my few units are fine :) And it's al...