As with git-subtree, it creates reproducible SHA1 ids for the new branch, the
history of An Orcish Incursion will appear as:
* master branch (pre-removal) 2637115bd92334444f1e03d9387266a92ae478da
* master branch (removal) 3d4a4b06 and 8deac9bb
* 1.14 branch 6b5ccb5fd12e7bb4795b25d1aa10d6f0c88a7490
Wesnoth's po/<textdomain> folder is copied into the subtree as "translations".
If there already was a "translations" in the subtree, it's renamed to
"umc_translations_dir".
The campaign will still need a few fixups for paths in _main.cfg, and
the scenarios' map_data or map_file attributes. The map_file paths
were made more portable in a5a1fec2, but this was after AOI's removal.
Many thanks to Lord Knightmare for porting AOI to 1.15 without this script,
which provided a reference to check the script against. LK's 1.0.0 matches
this script's output from the 1.14 branch, including the fix in b9f93cf that
was applied to 1.14 after the removal in master, and with the rank (but not the
"Rookie") from cc01ccae.
This comes from a discussion about which archaic-sounding pronoun should be
used instead of "you" in "Creatures from the deep, I summon you to destroy this
foe". The conclusion with that was that "thee" or "ye" would sound better, but
"you" is the correct archaic pronoun.
The .ogg file is copied from Northern Rebirth.
This is part of removing Formula AI uses from mainline. These are just small experimental additions to the default AI that have been superseded by more recent additions to the AI.
Formula AI is not maintained any more and will be removed in the future. This replaces the Patrol FAI use in this scenario with a Patrol Micro AI.
Note that the FAI guard_radius=3 is equivalent to the MAI attack_range=4 as the former is the distance to the hex from which the patrol attacks, while the latter is the distance to the enemy.
attack_range: the patrol interrupts its route to attack enemies within this distance, not just enemies that it happens to end up next to
attack_invisible_enemies: include invisible enemies when considering whether there are enemies within attack_range
The default behavior is unchanged.
The scenario was otherwise generally unwinnable on the first attempt. Although
the extra turns in added in ab900b0093503809d91fc9c48ead19e388b63fe7 help with
that, it's still worth changing to fog instead of shroud.
Part of #4145
The primary target of this change is hotkey labels in game menus. This
aligns them all to the right of the menu and increases the space between
them and the menu item label proper to attain a cleaner appearance.
The impact of increasing button sizes on the top bar and replay UI
is a bit worse than expected and I can't be bothered to deal with the
consequences at this time.
