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A sub-genre of strategy video games in which the game does not progress incrementally in turns. This is distinguished from turn-based strategy (TBS), in which all players take turns when playing.
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*Reproducible in the original Generals Zero Hour?
Multiplayer affected?
Are you using any mods? (like Gentool, Rise of the Reds or Contra)
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Issue #923 Asked for ANY_CREATURE, GOOD_CREATURE and EVIL_CREATURE, but only ANY_CREATURE was delivered.
So it would be good if the other two could work too, in script commands like CHANGE_CREATURE_OWNER or USE_POWER_ON_CREATURE.
Example:
IF(PLAYER0,GOOD_CREATURES > 20)
NEXT_COMMAND_REUSABLE
CHANGE_CREATURE_OWNER(PLAYER0,GOOD_CREATURE,ON_ENEMY_GROUND,PLAYER_GOOD)
ENDIF
Surely an advertisement, but maybe fixing them also helps with my A*-pathfinding patch issue (emplace() on std::unordered_map).
electronicarts/CnC_Remastered_Collection#94
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Good first issue because no Unity-specific programming is involved.
Our unit config files allow a c-style #include directive, which lets us break them up into small reusable pieces. Example:
{
#include "DefaultMobility",
#include "DefaultHeloArmor",
"LabelIcon": "D",
"CategoryKey": "HEL",
"Name": "AH64D Apache",
"Price": 20,
}
ConfigReader.cs has s
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Currently, they are stored in a comma-separated string list inside the
configfile, but this doesn't properly handle a number of edge cases.