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I think the left ctrl thing is intended as it's technically a different key than the right ctrl The crash will be fixed for A25. Thanks for the report!

Could be a lot of things though, people hating A24, being on holidays, people tired of the lag bug that'a been fixed in A25 people playing the RC... End of covid confinement...

Could be that the XMl above is not in the right folder ? Might be a typo in the path of the one referencing that file?

Can you paste it here ?

It says your actor xml file is incorrect, what's in it ?

Might consider it yes. Last time I tried though I didn't have enough control on toolsets and versions which would be an issue. IIRC @Imarok had some fun with it. Not sure how to integrate it with premake, I know it handles cmake.

They were a lot of plans for the tutorials. @Angen had one @Freagarach had one and likely some other people on the forums but it never came to fruition. Having custom templates or using the tehcnology manager can be done IIRC. If it makes sense. The game still lacks some basic tutorial features though like area highlighting or object highliting.

Oh, okay. Should be easy to fix.

In theory, yes. The problem is compound effects. We have no way to deal with those at the moment.

It's based on health. No we don't make such distinction. It can apply to units I think, but I'm not sure how much you can affect there.

It's possible. See the cart buildings getting damage. Fire was no implemented on purpose because the devs felt it was unrealistic.

@wraitii has already created a patch for it and its on github https://github.com/SciGuy42/Macedonia_0ad/tree/master/campaigns

It'd really strange a few people have been reportint this, but I can't find a common denominator. Maybe it will be fixed in the next update.

It's actually a bug / feature where units in formations will run to attack because they get too far away from their formation and start to think they need to run to catch up with it. Probably doesn't happen cause you set it to no formation maybe.

Na, what I don't like is storing binary artefacts in a repo and only providing the last step in a proper manner, instead how it's done for mac is how I see it should be for Windows too. Building from ground up in Windows strikes me as more difficult than cross-compiling for me. Ah yeah sure! They'll be removed when we eventually switcht o git. Will have to find a way to make it easy to download them from the server/github/gitlab so we can get the same experience at what svn is. Yeah building from the ground up is tiring. So many build systems/processes/hacks. If you have a working cross compiled executable build process it could be nice to share it though. I suppose making it work with mingw would be a good start.

You might have to give it more authorizations.

It's one of the demo campaigns in A25 But sure it can be improved.

No, uninstall everything in order using the tool, and install everything again in the order above. Do you have the reference ?

I've read about of dozen threads and they all point to a dumb driver. Would you care to try to use display driver unistaller, uninstall amd, reboot, uninstall intel, reboot, install intel, install amd ? https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html Windows might have installed extra files in drivers I'm really curious about your setup, is it custom built ?

Did you check what the cable was plugged on?

Can you upload the file called userreporter.txt ?

Yeah I can imagine, but usually it means the driver bugs, so you know I have another dumb question, is your screen plugged into the motherboard, or the GPU?

It seems you're not the only one to have issues with OpenGL and AMD though :/ There are quite a lot of posts about it on Reddit You could try to edit your user.cfg file and add forceglprofile = "compatibility" forceglversion = "true" (This is a shot in the dark) That's strange, why is your audio driver broken?

It's the first time I hear about this then. Usually desktop setups don't switch GPUs. OpenGL is an alternative to Vulkan, DirectX, and Metal. The two are not interdependent. Can you take a screenshot of the device manager? (devmgmt.msc)

You have to install a workload and the external components. Workloads contains a bunch of generic tools, and the game requires some more stuff namingly the XP toolset. You can however use the normal toolset if it's for your personal use. The reason we recommend it is because the behavior might be slightly different with the normal toolset. As far as I know it only works with Git.