Re: [Wesnoth-dev] Terrain Transition Problems in Wesnoth 0.9.0

[John McNabb]

Asa,
        hmm, well the ruins do not disable transitions the way castles do.  
This means that above the base, but below the walls and towers, there 
should be transitions, in your case sand.  This is meant to show that 
nature is creeping back in to take over the hex.  If this looks really 
bad, or there is some other problem, please send me (or post on the forum) 
a picture and map that looks bad, and I will see if I can fix it (or at 
least say that it is "supposed to" look like that.

john dfool

On Wed, 13 Apr 2005, Asa Swain wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>    It's nice to see people working so hard to fix the
> problems with 0.9.0. I really don't mind the community
> releasing such a big patch that has a few bugs,
> becuase the devs are so good about rushing around and
> fixing those bugs ASAP. 
>    Last night I tried implementing the new ruined
> castle terrain, and i discovered that the graphical
> transitions with Frame's desert terrain weren't
> working. I just tested the letter 'N' (ruin) terrain,
> but the  desert terrain transitons were being drawn
> over the ruined castle artwork. I'm not sure if this
> has already been noticed, but I thought I should bring
> it to people's attention. I think the transitions may
> be broken when other terrains are next to the ruined
> castle, besides just desert, but I'm not sure.
> 
> Good Luck with 0.9.1!
> 
> -Asa
> 
> 
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