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I compare an array (area) of hexes to another array of hexes and determine if they have the same coordinates. This is what find_in is for. Loop over one array and use find_in to see if the location is also in the second. You can also use a [while] to break out of the loop immediately if the find_in...

Pentarctagon wrote: ↑January 27th, 2023, 11:05 pm What is the size of each array being looped over?

Dozens, potentially hundres of elements. I compare an array (area) of hexes to another array of hexes and determine if they have the same coordinates.

Basically, the idea is to turn land units into images while an aircraft is selected, then unstore them and turn them back into units when a land unit is selected, while turning aircraft into images. Of course, it's more complicated than that, there are many, many caveats, but after managing to imple...

Hello, Is it normal that nested loops (especially of the same type, [foreach] within [foreach] and [for] within [for]) hugely decrease perfomance, to the point of being pretty much unusuable, or am I doing something wrong?

Still working on it. Stuck a bit trying to move aircraft to separate layer

To change a unit you need first to store it, apply the changes, and then to unstore it for these changes to take effect

That's awesome, thank you! I still fancy the idea to make a scrollable, clickable tech tree, which wouldn't be possible in WML, so this definitely will be useful

I'm a big fan of historical settings, I hoped there'd be more of that using the Wesnoth ''engine'' as basis, though not so much of a fan of ancient times, medieval up until industrial era is more interesting for me, and yep that includes other nations other than European based ones. Since I greatly...

I don't see much need to implement multi-hex right now, I think that default Wesnoth combat works well as it is and simulates WWII quite well, if you don't mind some abstractions. Aviation is a bit of a problem and is overloaded with abilities that allow to do this and don't allow to do that. I coul...

Hello, It seems like the GUI2 doesn't recognize any WML tags, variables, or substitutions and doesn't accept any external data. Or am I missing something? I would like to know if it's possible to do things, like, show a different button depending which side's turn it currently is, or substitute a na...

Well, it seems like the community has spoken. While I'd like to do real-world civilizations, I'm not fundamentally opposed to Wesnoth races. I already have a few ideas of how to implement them in an interesting way. One other thing you might want to consider: ending up with the futuristic versions o...

Half-civ is not available for the current wesnoth version, unfortunately, but apparently, it was a multiplayer project, which requires a totally different approach. On a side note, I wonder why a free project can have a competent hex-combat AI, while a million dollar AAA game can't. Have another lo...

This is a popular misconception, the AI doesn't "remix internet images", it learns drawing patterns. Well, maybe, sometimes, the AI does that. Sometimes the AI just "memorizes" and "regurgitates" the original images it was trained with (or something very close to the o...

Half-civ is not available for the current wesnoth version, unfortunately, but apparently, it was a multiplayer project, which requires a totally different approach.

On a side note, I wonder why a free project can have a competent hex-combat AI, while a million dollar AAA game can't.

This is a popular misconception, the AI doesn't "remix internet images", it learns drawing patterns. In case of the most popular current technology, Stable Diffusion, the AI is taught to recognise shapes from random noise. Sort of like humans do when they scribble random pencil lines on th...