Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of Playing0AD
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- Dec 6, 2008, 1:41:09 AM (15 years ago)
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v4 v5 24 24 * Map name dropdown: Lists all the maps you have. 25 25 * Screenshot Mode: Check this box when you just want to open a map to take screenshots instead of playing. This will disable line of sight and fog of war, as well as put all the units in Passive stance, so they do not attack each other. 26 26 * LOS: You can switch from normal to explored or all visible, that will show the whole map (explored) or show the map + deactivate the fog of war (all visible) 27 27 For now, leave the settings as default. That is, play on the map '''Latium''', with screenshot mode off. '''Latium''' is our "typical" map, created from a random map script, and complete with resources, territories, etc. 28 28 … … 157 157 === Quitting a Match === 158 158 159 You can quit a match and return to the main menu at any time by pressing '''Alt-X''' . (Really, there should be a GUI button for this...).159 You can quit a match and return to the main menu at any time by pressing '''Alt-X''' (For fast quiting), or pressing ESCAPE key. This will ask you for confirmation, if you click yes you will return to the main menu. 160 160 161 161 = Developer Features = … … 167 167 The in-game console displays various messages and lets you execute commands using JavaScript, with access to the same set of functions as the scripts. 168 168 169 To open or close the console, press '''~''' (the tilde key at the top left of the keyboard).169 To open or close the console, press F9 or '''~''' (the tilde key at the top left of the keyboard). 170 170 171 171 To run a JavaScript command, type `:[code]` in the console and press Enter. … … 173 173 To evaluate a JavaScript expression, type `?[code]` in the console and press Enter. 174 174 175 You can also see the value of some javascript objects, properties or variables by typing `?[variable]` 176 175 177 The console also has history functionality. You can press the up and down arrow keys to navigate through the past hundred lines you have typed. You can also begin typing a command, and press the up arrow key after a few characters to navigate through commands that started with the same thing. For example, typing `:se` and pressing <up> will give you the last command you typed that started with `se`. 176 178 … … 195 197 }}} 196 198 197 === Modifying Units === 199 You can also press the SUPR or DEL key to kill a selected unit. 200 201 === Modifying Units ===`` 198 202 199 203 You can modify a variety of traits on the selected units. For example, to give the currently selected unit 100 melee damage, use:
