[Can't change the game language]

Go to the options screen and change any option and save. Language selection should work afterwards.

[How to compiler atlas]

Can you give us some more information?

http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/Debugging#Reproducingthecrash

[Hi folks noob here]

Welcome to the forums

I'm not an artist, but there are some guides linked on this page: http://trac.wildfiregames.com/

[consulta para colavorar con diseño o animacion]

10 hours ago, mike82 said:

y una cosa mas, como era el tema de las texturas, de donde las puedo sacar? tienen alguna base de datos?

http://trac.wildfiregames.com/browser/art_source/trunk/art/textures

http://trac.wildfiregames.com/browser/ps/trunk/binaries/data/mods/public/art/textures

http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/TextureFormat

[The capturing of buildings is annoying me]

6 hours ago, sphyrth said:

Infantry have better chances of capturing than damaging, so they capture by default.

Elephants are the opposite - It's neither historical nor realistic but only intuitive for gameplay.

It does create a problem with mixed groups though - the player has to unmark certain unit types (and remember to do so) for every attack.

[Units got stuck]

Yep, sounds like lag caused by the pathfinder.

Welcome to the forum

[How could I create a menu item "tutorial" then make it start a specific scenario?]

I usually use grep to find things if I can't use an IDE. I recommend that you look around for a good IDE though, they make navigating code bases so much easier.

For C++, I use QTCreator. It's an IDE that doesn't use much system resources. It has become quite unstable for me with the upgrade to Ubuntu 16.04 though, so you might try another IDE instead if you should have the same problem on your machine.

I don't know any IDEs for JavaScript.

As a general editor, I like Geany.

[Hello there!]

Well, my Linux hardware is a lot older than my Window hardware. I once compiled a small project on Windows on the command line, which took me 15-20 minutes. Same project on Linux took about 5 minutes to compile

I do like my Windows, but I don't use it for development much.

[Gampeplay Tester, AI Behavior]

We have a forum for balance testing, in case that's the sort of testing that you like to do:

https://wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?/forum/454-gameplay-testing/

 

[Hello there!]

You will definitely have an easier time with compiling & running 0AD on a Linux machine.

[New user here, my thoughts on learning programming and my plans for life]

I can compile 0AD on a crappy old Duocore under Linux, so your new laptop is definitely fast enough to do some programming

[Traduccion]

Just pick a resource random and when you're in the translation interface, click on the resource's name to select "All Resources". You can then search all the files

[Suggestions for the Gauls]

Since we're still looking for a wonder, how about The "Palace of the Lady of Vix"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vix_Grave

Or maybe a Necropolis?

[Hello. I am new here]

This is a long-term project, so you can return whenever you find some time again

If you can only conribute once in a while, Map and civilization descriptions or the little quotes in the game loading screen would be a good place to go, since terminology consisctency isn't so important there.

Hebrew currently has 1 coordinator and 6 translators.

[Hello. I am new here]

Yes. Implementing support for Hebrew, Arabic and Devanagari scripts isn't trivial. Arabic is the most complicated one though as far as I know, because of the way that the characters are connected to each other.

I don't know how the 0AD engine handles this though, and what has already been implemented.

[Hello. I am new here]

Exactly. Transifex also has a glossary function and context and comment tabs.

GPL-compatible Hebrew fonts: https://sourceforge.net/projects/culmus/

Also, Hebrew will need BiDi support - do we already have this?

[New user here, my thoughts on learning programming and my plans for life]

I think programming is great fun, it's a mix of structures, logic and creativity. And when you do string design, it has a linguistic element too, or when you do graphics, an artistic one. Check out this interesting lady: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace

[problemi con i muri( wall)]

At the moment, you can't build a wall if there are trees or bushes (basically, any object that takes up space) in the way.

We have already discussed whether it would make sense to automatically destroy trees that are in the way of building a wall, but nobody has written the code for it yet.

[The Kingdom of Kush: A proper introduction [Illustrated]]

Buildings and units have separate .po files for translation, you could create an English to Spanish table by looking at the Spanish translation.

[Youtube 0.A.D]

Welcome to the forum

[===[COMMITTED]=== Mercenary Thureos Skirmisher portraits]

The 2nd image link is broken.

[===[TASK]===[SOUND]=== Contributing with sound design assets]

Do take some rest then!

[===[TASK]===[SOUND]=== Contributing with sound design assets]

On 14/01/2017 at 4:43 PM, tmm88 said:

 

one more contribution. now I will be uploading the variation of this track

I only had time for a very quick listen: I think your stuff really has potential! About this particular piece, I'd cut all the repetitions in half (including the repetition of each phrase), or try to find longer melodies. I find it also a bit hectic compared to the music that we already have.

I like your melodies and harmonies - try to make them longer and more varied, and we'll have a winner

[==[TASK]== Wood bridge multi-civilizaton]

With your background, if you understand pointers and classes, you know enough to start playing with the code. A big part will be learning the code base and the libraries, and you can do that bit by bit as you go along.

[I can not destroy enemy buildings?]

We keep getting this question, so I think that sphyrth has a point. If we look at game mechanics rather than reality, capturing is wololo for non-priests, really.