The Battle for Wesnoth Forums

I apologize for not having read the last couple of pages (it is late, I have an idea, and I do not want to leave it for the morrow) but here is the algorithm I would use for this task: count the number of doctorable units next to each doctor. Then First use up the points of the healer with the least...

I'll turn 14 on April. I wonder how far down in the age scale that puts me? I just wish I could go to college already...

how about having the amount of xp needed be x^2 where x is the smallest number which, squared, produces a number larger than the xp needed for lvl 3. Then, for each time this number is reached, increment x. Thus, if I needed 120xp to reach level 3, x would be 11 (11x11=121>120) and then, once I get ...

I think Disto meant energy enough to change the earth to an unrecognizable form. As for what happens to units when they die: Units that die get deallocated from accessible Wesnoth memory. That is to say, everyone immediately forgets about their existence and their class is removed from the heap. All...

Is there any reason why people can't compile CVS instead of 0.8.9 to remove the pathfinder bugs and still be able to play multi with the rest?

it might be interesting to see a map editor which allows dynamic adding of new terrains. If a picture for a certain terrain cannot be found, the terrain letter can be used.

While having such a feature might be nice, the Right Thing to do is definitely to balance the scenario. There is no point in changing code when the datafiles can do the same thing - especially not when this code will unbalance other scenarios and campaigns.

scott: that depends on your hero and his enemies.

definitely not incredibly weak while fighting against the rebels though

the idea is specific enough to implement (it simply doesn´t specify how moves should be made, which is something I´m thinking about at the moment) with a few days of work on the specifics (mentioned above). I am willing to implement it, even if only for a better opponent to play against on my ...

the properties which you have attributed to the idea are, in my opinion, exactly its strength, as it is far simpler to make complex move specification, pattern matching, and hash tables than, say, an equal neural network :D EDIT: changed neural network to 'equal neural network' to reduce ambiguity (...

[possibly extremely geeky speech ahead] if we have a large hash table types of positions (which includes properties of positions and their values) a function to compare values, a function to find a value from a position, and a small 'language' to make general moves such as "use strongest possib...

isn't all that's needed code to recall in MP then? granted, without code to switch levels (or is there such code?) it would be awkward, but this should be around 20 minutes of work.. for someone who knows the code. I'm willing to do this if someone tells me where the critical files are and what I am...

I actually once thought of a next and previous buttons, because replays are always too fast. This might be better though, as long as you give the user a pause hotkey/button/whatever

Dave: can't the .NET development env. compile Wesnoth as well, or is it only .NET apps? If it could we might have cross platform Wesnoth bytecode