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yobbo wrote:I couldn't help myself.

I really like these canyons.

Yobbo: I especially love your version of the canyons.

Those remind me of Ultima 6. :-)

Here's another view of how the canyon doesn't quite work. Notice how the North sides of the canyon cover up the hills and mountains. Is there a way to deal with this without some of the revisions discussed for terrain? Yep. This can perfectly well be tweaked using WML (however, defining an alternat...

Err, animated terrain is supported. It was supported lots of versions ago, and still is.

Jetryl, If GIMP's menu looks like a context menu, it actually isn't at all: there is no context involved. GIMP's on-demand menu always is the same, and exactly mimicks the menu bar on top of the window. Actually, the menu bar is a late addition of the 2.0, which is totally optional. It may be presen...

complete with a real macintosh interface, rather than the preposterous menu-bar-in-every-window-that-mocks-fitt's-law which the rest of the computing world has embraced, no thanks to MS. (grrr....) Blaming Microsoft for GIMP's interface is troll bait, Jetryl. But OK, I'll bite. ;-) GIMP was designe...

Excellent!

As frame said, please continue :-)

Ayin

Maybe I misunderstood your post, but the way I see things is that: * The "cave floor" movement penalty is due to the fact that cave terrains are rough, not to the fact it is dark. Actually, schedules only bring combat penalty and no movement penalty. * The "underground" time of d...

Hi, I have added a page detailing the status of multiplayer campaigns on the wiki . All comments are welcome. Multiplayer campaigns are currently more or less supported by the engine. Multiplayer scenarios, like single-user scenarios, may specify the next_scenario flag. The side_id flag is used to e...

Dave wrote:Or, they might just not think that Wesnoth is fun, interesting, innovative, or news-worthy.

Or it might just be that Slashdot sucks :P

Disto wrote:Lol, i thought it looked wrong, normally i'm a good speller but a hour or 2 of french every day now probably is scrambling my mind. But Turin is right.

Well, it is "Apostrophe" in French, too :P

I suppose that, on Win32, making the preferences directory a subdirectory of getenv("AppData") , (like what is done with getenv("HOME") on Unix-like systems), should just do the trick.

Iwa: the problem is in-game character input, not character coding. Coding internation characters has worked correctly for years.

Ihsan: while I don't know about the specific Wesnoth/SDL code I can tell you that C++ doesn't allow unicode in ''. Those specify a char which is usually a 8 bit type. C++ has no problem with Unicode. Depending on the encoding, using UTF-8-encoded strings in std::strings, or wider characters in std:...

Darth Fool wrote:

frame wrote:I think they look really good, but I will put down a vote for less cute.

I agree. These are great, but I am more in favor of less cute. These are soldiers, after all.

I disagree. Wesnoth is supposed to be "cute".

scott: Yep, thanks for the example (it is indeed correct).

Cheers,

Ayin