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That's a great idea! I have previously tried to find patches for what I wanted to do on OSDN, but many older patches are not on there (or at least I couldn't find them). However, the patch's age means that many of them are very out of date and no longer applicable. For example, trying to make a nati...

I have tried several times to work with the freeciv source code, but every time I am unable to due to the complexity of it. Consequently, I think that some c coding tutorials for freeciv would lower the required skill level to contribute to freeciv. A few things I would like to see tutorials for are...

I can't find information on how to make a patch with binary (.blend) files in it. Do you know where I could find that?

Here's the ticket.
https://osdn.net/projects/freeciv/ticket/44825

That would be the problem. Thanks.

Thanks, but I got a Debian machine to do development on. However, I am having a problem with sqlite, where I have it installed (if I run sqlite3 in the terminal, it gives me a version), but autogen.sh can't find it. Also, do you have any programs that you recommend for development, such as an IDE?

I would think that adding or subtracting movement and hit points is an important function that should have a direct implementation, but in the meantime, your solution is a good idea.

Working on windows, it is harder to make a proper client than I expected (mainly due to the fact that diff doesn't run on windows and I can't figure out how to compile gui-stub). Consequently, I will probably focus on adding features to the demo to test them, and slowly try to integrate them into a ...

You should be able to implement this in a ruleset. You would just need to add some effects.

Do you mean in the data directory where the rulesets and tilesets go? If so, which version should they go to?