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Hello. All is well on this side too, now. Many thanks for the prompt response! Sincerely signed, omero P.S.: I just noticed that the 'Messages' panel reports: You have caused an incident while bribing <blah> Shouldn't maybe more appropriate to word it as: You have caused a diplomatic incident while ...

Hello. Thus... I have built v2.6.10 from source, all fine. Have a savegame from the v2.6.9 that loads just fine in v2.6.10 but when I attempt a 'diplomat' bribe action in v2.6.10 (that it works in v2.6.9), the client returns to the main menu and have no indication of what is going wrong, even compar...

Ah, thank you for the heads-up. I'm still running the v2.6.9 (soon v2.6.10) and had a critical crash of my main system, thus I've to catch-up on the later releases. Almost risked loosing months of work on my custom ruleset
All seems good now.

Yes, Savannah is essentially growing on Plains... My bad for such an omission. How can i remedy?

But the authoritative (and versioned! - should be accurate for specific freeciv version it's part of) document README.effects seems not to have that part! -> osdn #48374 Yes. That is v2.6 version. I should have stated it clearly and bold. The cumulative part of an effect becomes evident when one di...

cazfi wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 8:48 pm Effects are cumulative.

City < 5 has no active effects -> uses image 0.
City >= 5 fulfills requirements of just one effect -> uses image 1.
City >= 8 fulfills requirements of two effects -> uses image 2.

Is this documented anywhere?
Yes. Want all the gory details

Hello! In many different effects.ruleset (from both vanilla and modpacks), I noticed something the like of: ; free granary, etc, runs out [effect_city_image_1] type = "City_Image" value = 1 reqs = { "type", "name", "range" "MinSize", "5", &...

Greetings.

I thought to share one of the most iconic ships sailing Mediterranean waters: the Feluca (alt. sp. Felucca).
Magic words for the licence: GPLv2+ or later.

Hello,

The actual city in San Marino is Borgo Maggiore (not Borgio).

Cheers o/

Obviously, the Tech Tree is a kind of diagram, a flowchart... My usual approach, thus far, has been to play around with techs.ruleset and see the changes rendered by the client in the appropriate view/section. It soon becomes a tedious exercise, and sharing the results for discussion,require no smal...