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The newest release is out! You can get it on Github: https://github.com/Perzival123/Hyrule-Conquest-Revival, and on ModDB: https://www.moddb.com/mods/hyrule-conquest-revival/downloads/hyrule-conquest-revival-0-3-0. I'll post it here later.

Thanks, I've just realized I've slept an stupid, potentially error-generating mistake so I've just re-uploaded again with tiny fix... There are also small compromises I made as said in the opening comment... And the buildings templates that can be used as end wall sections (towers) are defined arbitrarily in a constant etc... So there are a few things that needs extra work.

I took a quick look at the code, correct me if I'm wrong, but for a PR it looks like you could directly move most of the logic to the GuiInterface.prototype.SetWallPlacementPreview method. I don't think length would be an issue since you largely rewrote the logic of that method anyway, which is itself already quite long. And I don't think anyone would mind having a bit more code for more desired behaviour. Also, that would make it even more performant because you wouldn't have to compute the entire entity state for each snap candidate and could pull values like the position from the simulation directly, which is a lot quicker. What do you think? I believe a lot of people (including me) would love to see this added to the main game.

I’ve noticed that many players — even some pros — send their gatherers straight into battle still carrying resources like wood, stone, or metal. There’s a great option called “Call to Arms”, which makes units drop their resources at the nearest building before joining the fight. It saves time and keeps your troops lighter and faster when responding to attacks. I really recommend using it — it’s one of those small settings that can make a big difference in real games.

0AD clearly lacks campaigns, and Hyrule is one of the rare mod to bring one. That's what i know. But beside this I'm not a huge single player, as I'm mostly caught in multiplayer already, so I don't feel best positioned to say more. If ever since it was my case at some point : building the game on linux is super easy, but reading through the build instructions is confusing. Someone should make something better with tabs or something for each os, instead of the current giant monolith... I made a summary here for building a27 on debian.

Sorry about that. The campaign isn’t finished, still a long way to go. I actually have given up on it for the time being, but if you think it is worth pursuing, I’ll try to get it done for the next release.

@Percival12 Congratulations on your work! It's truly something necessary to keep this legacy alive. I hope you can maintain this excellent progress

While reading this thread I remembered the article on Hotkeys in the Wildfire Games Gitea wiki. But I'm not sure it is up-to-date.

Hey, if anyone wants to help, contribute an idea, report an error, or just chat about the game, check out the Discord I just set up: https://discord.gg/zzrTtXaxW

Here is a sneak-peek at what I am currently working on: the Kokiri. Basically, for those of you who don't know Zelda, the Kokiri are a group of children who fled into the forest to escape the wars raging across the land. There, they became under the protection of the Great Deku Tree, which is a giant, sentient tree with magical powers. Under his power, they never grow old, remaining eternally care-free and happy. However, if they were to leave the forest, and so also leave the Great Deku Tree's sphere of influence, they would begin to age once again. At the moment I only have a few units, their houses, and their civic center done, so no release yet, but check out these picks: