Wolfshanze
CFC Historian
Hey Ninja2... just wondering... is this your website?
Actually, it's not ABOUT ninjas... it's just asking a ninja for his viewpoint on things.Hehe, no way man! Don't have time to keep a website, and if I did --- it wouldn't be about ninjas!
Sorry... I don't mark my code... even though I'm a wolf, I've been housebroken... marking is bad.One another note...0.3 is now released! Yes, and I'm quite proud. My first foray into compiling and stuff, which I really know nothing about. The excellent guides on this forum, as well as Dale's pertinent marking of his code has made this possible. So go ahead and check it out!
I used the latest version, thinking you updated to it. It works but no point in using 2.63.
I did notice something funny- some German units all had red octogons over them, blocking out their view.
I'll play Wolfshanze once and see if it's your mod or Wolf's that's the cause, thinking its yours though.
From the sound of things, you guys don't need old Wolf and his mod anymore...
Good work Ninja.
This looks really good!
Can I just make a point that the Attitude Icons isn't from us at BUG. It was originally by Porges who made and coded it for vanilla, so credit should go to him.
Tonight I will give your mod a try in multiplayer !
Should be good fun ;-)
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- can we disable/enable partisans before starting the campaign?
No, the partisans are not easily switched on or off. I wouldn't know how to do it, other than recreating this combination without the partisan component.
This is my first attempt at modding anything in CIV4. I'm not a programmer, but I'm just very good with handling complex data and using logic. It's basically an exercise in identifying what parts to edit, what parts to keep and what parts to add.
It's those annoying red dots that mess me up right now.
A bunch of medieval German units had it. I didn't have time to do huge testing- but it was German units.
What it looks like is that there are some red octogons over the middle of the units, covering them up. Gameplay is unaffected, but it's an eyesore.