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As I understand it, the ND applies to the image specifically. So someone can use a CC-ND image in their add-on without issues, however they can't modify the image itself in any way.

I'm not sure what you're talking about, to be honest. Can you provide more details?

The full command is :unit hitpoints=100.

Units with one advancement are also delayed until it's your turn again.

Maybe you could add Plan Your Advancements mod? It allows you to always choose the right advancement too, and there is no risk of suddently losing a close-to-advancement unit, contrary to the newly added Delay Advancement mod. It's an option, depending on any feedback given about the Delay Advancem...

More just different that despised or anything like that. Generally units are shown as a single character on a hex rather than multiple, but there's no sort of taboo against doing that.

Moved to the WML Workshop.

It needs to be _server.pbl rather than _server.pbl.txt.

The fourth release of the new development series, Wesnoth 1.15.6 , is now available. Check the forum thread for a list of the most notable changes in this version, as well as the more technical full changelog for enthusiasts and content creators. The source code and Windows and macOS packages are al...

Wesnoth 1.15.6 is out! This new release in the 1.15.x development series sees various changes and improvements in various areas. As this is a development version, we would like to remind everyone how the testing and feedback process works for these: If you download Wesnoth stand-alone, make sure to...

There's also the Skip AI Moves preference if the issue is the time the movements/animations are taking.

It sounds like [store_villages] would be what you want.

Accessing the add-ons server from in-game is only supported for the current and previous stable releases (1.10 for a long time was an exception since the legacy iOS port was based on 1.10). So to get add-ons for 1.10 and older, you'll need to manually download and decompress them from here.

Can you provide the information listed in the post I linked though? Screenshots would also be helpful.

Wesnoth doesn't use wolfssl itself - that's a change Debian made since openssl's license prior to version 3 isn't compatible with the GPL - it uses openssl. As far as we're concerned though, the license incompatibility problem will solve itself once openssl 3 is made available, so any problems cause...