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It sounds like this is an idea for something to add to mainline Wesnoth?

I'd suggest taking a look at [modify_unit] . Also, for the code you posted, you never specified which unit you're trying to make loyal (the recruit event is not restricted to only the unit that was just recruited) nor would using [set_variables] like that do anything if you did (what you have basica...

I could be something to look into in the future, though I don't know when that would end up being at this point.

Yep, moved.

Hello, I have been playing the game since a friend of mine gave the game on a CD-Rom nearly twelve years ago when I was in elementary school. I was a little kid back then, and i never stopped playing. My dad got hooked as well, despite not being into video games at all, and to this day The Battle f...

Moved to the WML Workshop.

octalot wrote: ↑

February 9th, 2020, 8:46 pm

Ah, the original list shows author-date instead of commit-date, so for the lua_mapgen_stuff it's showing the original date instead of the date that the branch was last rebased (which is a few months ago).

I'll need to take a second look through these, in that case.

The file names listed contain the space character, which isn't allowed.

Can you post the contents of the error message?

I can't see what's on your screenshot - you'll need to upload a higher resolution image.

Split from here , since someone else's thread isn't the place to ask for feedback on your own add-on. Also keep in mind that any add-ons uploaded to Wesnoth's add-ons server can only use art assets that are licensed under the GNU GPL or Creative Commons. :hmm: What do you mean? For which part? edit...

Split from here, since someone else's thread isn't the place to ask for feedback on your own add-on.

Also keep in mind that any add-ons uploaded to Wesnoth's add-ons server can only use art assets that are licensed under the GNU GPL or Creative Commons.

Welcome! If you're looking to get involved in translations, Ivanovic is the person you'd need to talk to.

For the number of people playing online multiplayer, you can check here (username=guest, leave the password blank). On SourgeForge there's also downloads per week easily available. Getting more comprehensive information is possible, but would require some digging.

That's why I'm asking if they are still needed for anything. The qt branch for example hasn't been modified in over 5 years - would anything there still even be useful for someone trying a second time to use Qt in Wesnoth? Or the alep_android_port as another example; the last commit says it's an upd...