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Example of building 3.3.0-alpha3 gtk4-client with freeciv-ubuntu24.04.sh on Ubuntu-26.04 (Resolute):

Now that both datafile formats and network protocol for freeciv-3.3 have been frozen, we've released third alpha for it. 3.3.0-alpha3 is commit e5df4eaafcfd6d227d9c5d97034350a20f3dc1da in freeciv git repository. All light weight release build artifacts are available from https://files.freeciv.org/al...

No, freeciv currently has no such settings, but maybe we should -> https://redmine.freeciv.org/issues/2261

Likely your "square" (which includes both iso and overhead) tileset preference is an iso tileset. Change it to some overhead one from Game -> Options -> Local Client -> Graphics -> Tileset (Square)

Both access areas and tiledefs have already been mentioned here, but let's discuss an example from sandbox ruleset about what kind of things they make possible. Building a Factory in the sandbox ruleset now requires the city to be connected to a Coal Mine via roads and/or rivers. All access areas in...

Updated all scripts to have freeciv-3.4 build support. Manjaro script updated also to have sdl3-client support.

Get them from https://github.com/freeciv/freeciv-envi ... ildscripts

Ubuntu-24.04 version works also in Ubuntu-26.04 (Resolute Raccoon). I just tested by building freeciv-3.3 from the latest nightly source tarball.

Freeciv-3.3 datafile formats have been frozen. Datafiles made compatible with current HEAD of S3_3 branch will be compatible with final freeciv-3.3, and vice versa. "How to update ??? from 3.2 to 3.3" -documents in the wiki are already mostly up to date. Rulesets: https://www.freeciv.org/w...

Could the developers please confirm whether this exact installer has been checked and is considered safe? All I can say is that it has been checked by one of those 65 vendors that do not find anything suspicious in the file. It's very unlikely that there would be a virus, that could be detected by ...

So far you've worked with script.lua. Maybe you could turn this in to more ruleset-author customizable feature by using parser.lua (common for all rulesets using this) and a ruleset-specific luadata.txt?