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You are using SVN, right?

Either you can upload the picture to a site that offers image hosting and then get the URL from that, or you can click on "More Reply Option" and browse for the image and attach it to your post.

In the lobby and in-game, chat.

What you posted was not a "funny poll", it was a poll about whether or not banned users (or one user? ) should be allowed back in the lobby. The way to be allowed back in the lobby is not to nag about it, but to show that you can behave in a mature and polite way. If you find behaving well boring, maybe that's the answer to why you were banned, and maybe you should find something else to do until you understand what was wrong about your behavior.

Locking this as the poster doesn't seem to even be talking about 0 A.D. What would jumphacking even mean in this game? And we certainly can't be watching each and every match people plays, so that suggestion is not going to work at all. If someone, even Bobo_1, has got suggestions which are relevant to this game, then they can start a new topic, but posting things which are completely irrelevant is not going to lead anywhere.

It would be helpful if you could provide the log files, please see http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/GameDataPaths for where to find them on your computer. Sometimes there are issues with the game, so it doesn't have to be something you have done The game is not finished yet, so there are plenty of things which still needs to be improved and fixed.

Ah, the trouble of a detailed permissions system (Or me not being attentive enough 8-) ) Should be all fixed now.

You've never actually seen snow fall? (Or perhaps the more important question is, why are you sad that you haven't bullied a junior? )

Cool Always nice to see people spread the word about 0A.D. Are you sure you mean fUn page and not fAn page though?

Please let me know if there are any other topics you want moved here etc. I didn't see any others which were obviously related, but I don't have time to read through them all so I might have missed some.

Until a GUI is implemented you can change the keyboard shortcuts according to: http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/Manual_Settings#KeyboardShortcuts

Yeah, and your information was useful. Just apparently doesn't seem to be the root cause of the issue

That could have been the issue, in case that had changed since Alpha 18, but it's a lot older than that. The current theory is that it's got something to do with SDL2, which handles keyboard layouts differently.

As far as I remember it has been possible to queue batch training using Shift + Z, but now it doesn't seem to work. At first I thought it was all, but after some more testing I've realized that it only affects batch training females (I assume it affects all units trained using the Z key, but I've only tested it in an early game and thus am only sure it affects females). I have tested Alpha 18 and it worked there, so it's got to be something that's changed since that which affects it. I'll gladly post a ticket, just want to have it tested by someone else first to be sure it's not just something I do/that only affects me

Ah, it doesn't seem to no. I tried it, but can't seem to get it to crash, just to hang and I have to close it manually.

Any crash log?/info in interestinglog?

The decision has been made and the next release will be Alpha 19 Syllepsis, I'll close this thread to avoid any future confusion.

Setting the music gain to 0 should work, it doesn't cancel the currently playing track though, so you'll have to wait until the music changes. (In other words, if you change it at the main menu it will have an effect once the match starts, or when you restart the game.)

Just tried and it worked on the first try, so it doesn't seem to be a site-wide issue at SourceForge, nor affect everyone. You could try contacting them as we have no control over their mirrors. Starting with Alpha 19 Syllepsis we hope to be able to offer an official torrent of the binary, maybe that will work better for you.

This doesn't seem to add any new information, so I'll just close this topic.

(I put the system info into a spoiler to avoid it making the page huge. In the future for things like this please attach them to the post by clicking on the More Reply Options button and attach the files that way.)

I actually just sent in an email after seeing a post on the web site about open positions. I still don't really get why I was allowed on as I had no prior experience of this kind of project, much less leading one But I am grateful as it has allowed me to be a part of a wonderful project with talented people. (And while in terms of years I might have stuck with the project longer, I haven't put in anywhere near as much time/effort into the project as Jason did. Even years are debatable as he's still around to some extent ) A committee doesn't work, we did try that, but then you still need to have one person who is responsible for making sure there actually are meetings/discussions/decisions and makes the final decision in case people disagree. What we do need is someone with a vision for 0 A.D. and I'm afraid I'm not that person. When I joined Jason was still around, and after he left Michael was always there with his experience and historical knowledge. I guess I got a bit complacent in that regard, and never got on top of the design part. Could I become? Maybe, but I think 0 A.D. needs someone with more passion for the design. I mean I do care about the game, but it's more on the level of the Vision than the Design Document so to speak. I.e. I do want the game to be an RTS in the style of AoE, but with some added features like territories and citizen soldiers, but I don't really care about the exact number of civs/units or have a set opinion on unit roles etc. Another point, and one that's been made in-team before, is that it's probably wise to try and split roles up a bit to make sure that people actually have time to do what they are meant to do. The trouble is finding someone who is able to do it, and who is willing to continue doing it for at least a couple of years to come (there's no use in having someone start to get things in order and then leave before things are completed, at least not without having someone else taking over).

Could you please add your system_info.txt? (Please see http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/GameDataPaths for where to find it)

It would be good to try and find the cause of this so it doesn't have to happen to other people in the future. Are you using more than one monitor? What resolution does your monitor have?

The vision certainly haven't changed, apart from the mention of seasons (I did remove it a moment ago from the latest version, so it's no longer there) which haven't been a part of the plan for years. For some reason we forgot to change that back then. As for the design document, I've gone ahead and updated the main page (http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/Design_Document ) to better reflect the plans as they are. For a more detailed list of gameplay features (and a few non-gameplay ones as well) see http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/GameplayFeatureStatus There are probably individual parts of the pages which should be updated, and I don't remember them closely enough to know exactly what we have followed and what we might have done differently/not done yet. Some things were probably not described, or at least not described in a way that is perfectly clear to us who are part of the project now, more than ten years after they were first written.