The playlist macros set the music list twice, once before the
story screen and again in prestart, but the order of tracks is different.
This means that the track order at the titlescreen and in the lobby is now the same
as the track order in a scenario using the default playlist, which previously was not the case.
Similarly, the track order in the editor is now the same as the track order
in a scenario using the full playlist.
Whether that actually matters? I have no idea. I doubt it.
In any case, as of this commit, there are no schema validation errors
at the title screen, when entering the MP Create screen, or in the map editor.
these come closer to their actual meaning and also are not lua keywords
which might come in hand later, in particular we can now replace the
f_and, f_or,f_terrain, with f.all, f.any, f.terrain if we want.
The other variables in that event are not needed either, left them in for
readability for the time being.
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A better image is needed, I remove the darkening overlay, because it would be
missleading when a Mage of Light affects this field.
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Farms have a multi turn cycle:
1) crate farm (converts to Re)
2) end turn on the filed to harvest (Re has been automatically converted)
3) convert to grasland [othrwise the fields remains unusable for building]
Step 3 was labeled the same as step 1.
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code it as & to avoid a pango warning in stderr
3ec26df changed it previously to '+' to work around that warning
also change it for the untranslatable strings in the credits
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- missing dots in some MP strings
- superfluous space in some MP strings
-ran wmlinden on UtBS scenarios
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Instead of having another ToD, the image of the current ToD is used,
but illuminated. This is a visual change, no gameplay changes included.
For the always dark one exists no immage, uses one from after the fall,
with slightly adjusted ToD shifting as it looked to weak.
The 1 hex small campfires look best with dusk.
part of #3056
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On this map, side 1 starts at the bottom, while side 2 starts at the top. The naming of the teams assumed the opposite. Another check mark on issue #2453.
- after the change to the tentacle, adjust HP to match 500 again
- let the teamname more sound like an easter egg
- apply the same lock settings as to similar scenarios
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Because there are just two, and nobody should join the AI team
When playing without default settings all kind of team combinations are possible
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In these cases they have only in limited situations an effect:
In normal play the sides are hidden, if not using map settings they are ignored,
so this mostly only has an effect if starting the game in debug mode an using map
settings.
Other ones revert acidental changes caused by force_lock_settings.
fore_lock_settings does not only disallow the player to modify the settings,
but does also serve as default value for all the other lock settings.
See this thread, along with a few linked within:
https://forums.wesnoth.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=47704
The purpose of this is both to:
a) Make the unit names more descriptive, so new players especially will have an easier time learning them and knowing what they do.
b) Make them eligible for translation, like the units of other factions are.
This commit only renames the files, along with the faction/AoH faction and wmllint.
