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I know what you mean... It's much more enjoyable to find a wose called "Bumbumdabum" if you have a friend to laugh with you.

I recently created a .pbl file for a campaign I created: Ghostly_Calls.pbl title="Ghostly Calls" type="campaign" icon="units/undead-necromancers/lich.png~RC(magenta>black)" version="1.0" author="Suukorak" passphrase=(You don't need to know) descripti...

Perhaps it's because you only have one side? map_data={@userdata/editor/maps/Misty Mountian} should perhaps be...? map_data={@userdata/editor/maps/Misty Mountain} That's all I have right now... if there are more files, they might be the cause of the error... Please also post what the error message s...

I have had a problem with freezing when using Wesnoth 1.7.8. It does not trigger on any particular event as far as I can tell. It simply freezes and will not respond to any command. If not in fullscreen, one can force quit; if in fullscreen, one must restart. Here are my tech specs: 2006 black MacBo...

Thanks! Found & fixed the problem!

I have had several problems that reported the following error message: An error due to possibly invalid WML occurred The error message is: A map without a header is not supported When reporting the bug please include the following error message: Condition '!(header_offset = = std::string::npos || co...

By the way, with the recon hoverbike, it flies backwards. I think this is because you drew it facing SW, and standing pics face SE.

I have downloaded the Wesnoth 1.7.0, and, upon the first game I noticed that the gryphon masters I had, who were supposed to be flapping continuously (right?) stopped moving at a certain point. The Blood Bats for the Undead had the same problem; then, I realized that all the units with idle animatio...

zookeeper wrote:

Suukorak wrote: Would having it in macros.cfg be considered "after" the scenario file?

If you include it after you include your scenario files, then yes.

Include it in the _main.cfg, you mean? as the string? or somewhere else?

zookeeper wrote:Then you probably have your macro definition after the point at which you use it.

Would having it in macros.cfg be considered "after" the scenario file?

When I am playing Wesnoth (1.6.0), and I press command-Q (quit hotkey), it behaves as normally. If I press "yes, quit", it works; if I press "no, don't quit": it quits anyway, from the entire application. I use a Macbook, from '06, OSX 10.4.11. What is wrong? Is this covered in t...

It didn't show up in the savefile at all.

Did you notice that the HP actually goes down from Xylash Grub to Hivelord? Is that intentional?

EDIT: Think RIPLIB!

zookeeper wrote:Well, obviously defining a macro doesn't make anything happen by itself?

but then I used the macro, did nothing. When the pickuppable_item was outside the macro, in the scenario file itself, it worked; in the macro, no go.

This is the macro: #define CQ_REPAIRKIT X Y {PICKUPPABLE_ITEM repair_kit {X} {Y} race=minermech repair.png _"A repair kit!" _"Huh?" ( [object] name= _ "Repair Kit" image=repair.png description= _ "A repair kit! Use it to repair damages." {FULL_HEAL (x,y=$x1,$y...