andy5995

@Itms When I download this from the mod center, I get two directories: cartographymode CartographyMode The lowercase one is empty.

It's now publicly available in the mod database. @Itms signed off on it earlier today. Thanks Itms!

Here's a mod for it (GitHub repo): Show Available Housing

@ItmsCartographyMode please.

@Itms Awesome! That'll save me some time. The one other mod I submitted was called CartographyMode, which provides an option at game setup to enable or disable shared team vision.

Hi @Itms, thanks for the fast reply. I'll re-upload and send you a PM on the forum.. or IRC?

Well @Stan` after waiting for review and approval, I logged in to mod.io today to check their status. For the past couple months, said "pending review". Today, they were just gone. Does that mean Items reviewed and rejected the mods?

In my opinion, the ceasefire slider/button should be changed. It's confusing because it looks the same as a radio button for the other options, but it's a slider.

Other players I talked to thought this would be a good enhancement, so I created a ticket.

Thanks @Stan` I uploaded another mod, created by a friend of mine. This one enables cartography but only if the option is set during game set-up. https://0ad.mod.io/cartographymode

I didn't notice that the ticket was already closed by @elexis so.. nevermind I uploaded the Vision Sharing mod posted by @MeteoritoAlpha to mod.io (https://0ad.mod.io/vision-sharing-enabled) How long does the approval process typically take for a mod to become available?

I think it would be useful to display available housing that exceeds the pop limit. For example, if you have 250 units and the limit is 250, but there is extra housing, then a display of something like "250/250+30" (if you have 3 extra houses that provide 10 housing units each if 3 other houses are destroyed later). That would be useful because it shows how much "backup" housing you have. A player can decide to stop building houses or build a few extra in case some are destroyed. Should a ticket for this be created?

I added my two cents to the ticket

LGTM!

Thank you very much, @Weber K. And yes, I'll review it for grammar within the next couple days.

The good news is that @elexis raised the priority of the existing ticket today.

Maybe some new, helpful info for the devs from this recent post

I really have no idea if boost is the library causing the problem.

@illmatic I played 3 games today. Won 2, lost 1. Each one recorded properly. According to this post, there was some problem with the ratings; I don't know if it's related. But it seems to be working properly now.

I wasn't suggesting it was invalid. Sounds like there's not much point to me continuing with this then. Thank you for the explanation, @vladislavbelov

I thought I'd see if I could get it built using brew to install the dependencies. The official build instructions seem kind of old; they don't mention brew or recent version of xcode. I figured some instructions for building using brew would be easier to maintain than the build-osx-libs.sh script, and easier for developers new to the project. Or did I miss something? Is there a reason that brew isn't being suggested?

Can anyone help me fix this osx build? I'm trying to test building 0ad on Travis using High Sierra, and installing the dependencies with brew. current build log script used to install dependencies travis.yml output from brew

Thanks. I updated the links in my first post to show what I'm using currently. What I did was install libgloox-dev from the 0ad PPA and the builds are working now (except for the osx build, which is a different problem). As for the versions mentioned in the build instructions, I'd like to refer you to ticket #5290

Let me know if you finish your mod, and I 'll download it and host it sometime.

I was curious to see some output from different compilers and version so I set up a code integration test on my 0ad GitHub fork. Can anyone see why the build is failing at glooxwrapper.cpp? As far as I can tell, I've installed all the required dependencies. The first 3 jobs shown here are running on trusty, using gcc-4.8, 7.0, and clang 5.0. Each one fails at the gloox build: https://travis-ci.org/andy5995/0ad/builds/417847354 script used to install dependencies .travis.yml