- new features by Zethfox:
-- "oneshot" optional parameters for lords (helps fixing issues with bouncelands)
-- Life as a cost (avoids using a dirty trick of paying life as an effect)
-- set life total abilitiy (lifeset
-- new auto lines: autostack, autoexile
The test suite passes with these changes, also no test using these abilities has been added yet
- minor fix in Zethfox cards addon (Bad lines error from parser)
- Zethfox's patch for {t(target)} as an extra Cost. Works the same way as sacrifice, check Azami, Lady of Scrolls for an example
- fixed compilation on the PSP (sorry!)
- JGE updates : main accepts argv/argc. Compilation variables for MP3 and Network support
- Minor fix in Wagic (potentially fixes crashes when using activated abilities several times in onr turn. Couldn't reproduce the issue)
- fix issue 392 (broken tests)
- Fix a bunch of memory leaks (guys please be careful!)
- Added Logging facility in JGE
- HBL Compatibility (cleaned up some code with MP3 in JGE)
- Added "winGame" ability. Currently used mostly by the story mode, but some cards could probably need it too
- Improved story mode and uncommented it from the source.
-- The current campaign is of course very basic, anybody who wants to improve it or create other ones feel free to do so
-- TODO (short term): save progress, rewards system, improve tutorial campaign
-- I'll talk a bit more about this on the forums/email after a night of sleep
upcost[cost[,phase]] effect
cost is any cost that you might use for an auto line, including sacrifice and counters, phase is optional and defaults to upkeep, phase can have an optional prefix next which will make it so you only need to pay the cost once.
Effect is any effect that can go in an auto line and only goes off if cost is not paid during phase. For example, force of nature would be: auto=upcost[{G}{G}{G}{G}] damage:4 controller.
goblin patrol would have: auto=upcost[{R},next upkeep] moveto(mygraveyard)
use "trigger" inside target code of triggered ability.
does not work with @each and @next.
@damaged can use trigger[to] and trigger[from] to specify the target or source of the damage, respectively.
Adds cards:
Aether Flash
Bramblewood Paragon
In the Web of War
Juniper Order Ranger
Mortuary
Primal Forcemage
Fungus Sliver
Simic Initiate
as well as a test file for feral hydra, missing from my last commit.
and daily build.
It fixes several problems with the newly introduced improvements concerning Counters.
Added 8 successfully tested cards, 1 of them is DARK DEPTHS!
Daily_Build update
Complete list in the first comment.
- Added remove/add counters as a cost, patch by Salmelo, thanks man!. See primitives/mtg.txt -> Thallid to see how it works
- added test for i286 by salmelo
- added basic display for counters (this needs improvement) by salmelo
* Fixes for compilation on 64-bit architectures :
string position-returning functions return size_t, not uint.
Fix that.
* Fixes warnings with new gcc about non-fixed string AND no arguments.
NOTE : 64-bit architectures still do not compile. There are 2 different places
where printf is used with a specifier that is not large enough on 64-bit because
size_t is now a ulong and not a uint. The solution on GNU systems is the %zu
specifier, but as I'm not sure it is supported on windows I don't want to
introduce a huge hard-to-notice bug, so I'll do it at a time when I got a
windowser to back me up.
- fix for issue 301 (creatures go to graveyard)
- This adds an important change to "movedTo", which now accepts a "full" target description in both "from" and "movedTo". The point is that a card does not move to "creature|graveyard" from "battlefield" but moves from "creature|battlefield" to "graveyard".
Notes to programmers:
1. This feature uses an awful lot of copy-pasta, using "protetcion from()" as a base. While I'm learning the architecture, it's easier for me to have a dedicated single-purpose piece of code to work with, than trying to create multi-purpose code. I'm aware that this isn't a very elegant approach though, and I hope to be able to refactor additions like this into multi-purpose code once I have a better understanding of the architecture as a whole.
2. Please check the questions I'll add in my next code comments, specifically about AI integration and activated abilities / instants / sorceries.
3. I did have a crash (with the debugger complaining about stack corruption around the cd variable) during testing. I wasn't able to reproduce it though. I did have to clean the solution in-between when I updated to the primitives system, so perhaps there was this cleaning solved whatever corruption was in my files. I'm mentioning the issue in case someone has an idea on where my code might be risky (I'm still probne to making beginners mistakes).
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