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JTN wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2017 11:29 pm Thanks. I've put 2.6.01 on modpack.freeciv.org for the modpack installer.

@GriffonSpade, do you have the Sextant tileset hosted on github anywhere? I want to add it to support https://github.com/longturn/freeciv21

You can use the server option to give each nation a big island and then use option to allow for some random smaller empty islands.

Do you want to edit an existing one, or just play one of the others that come with the game installer? If the answer is the latter - you can pick the ruleset from the new game screen on the right side of the window/panel. Editing rulesets is a bit harder. You will find them in the data directory on ...

On or adjacent to resources is good. They give tile bonuses. Different bonus by resource.

I accepted the pull and see the issue you opened. I'll take a look at that soon.

2.6.5 is already pretty darn stable. I would think a final 2.6.6 as proposed would be fine and let 2.6 be EOL at that point. My $0.02

In general, these would be the steps to setup and run your own server: 1. Download latest Freeciv code and install it on the Windows server. Any client version is fine as you don't need the client, just the server which is the same everywhere. 2. Setup a .serv file with the game parameters you want ...

charlieg wrote:

jwrober wrote:Music is done already - https://github.com/jwrober/SongOfDoom

Awesome. Any plans to distribute it with the game?

Probably not. There are licensing differences. The game is GPL, the music is Creative Commons. The music set is CC because that is how the music is licensed by the creators.

Music is done already - https://github.com/jwrober/SongOfDoom

cazfi wrote:

jwrober wrote:The 5 possibilities are set by MAX_ALT_AUDIO_FILES defined in client/audio.h. I think that number could be bigger

That's now Feature #905821.

I posted a patch for the feature to the dev mailing list. I also tested the patch for the music playback issue and it works great for me.