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Currently, they are stored in a comma-separated string list inside the config file, but this doesn't properly handle a number of edge cases.

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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)

Issue explanation

Plain string files cannot reliably be read from .big files as they rely on line ending conversions of text mode file IO and .big file contents c

Our current map looks like this:

It has to look this way right now because of a pathing quirk:

To fix the pathing issue, we'll need to entirely rethink the algorithm that chooses where the creeps wants to go. Currently it goes towards the closest ene

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

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

In Generals, you are able to build infantry in pairs or in any specified numbers. Also, you can have multiple appearances for a unit you build, which are selected randomly upon its creation from a list of its possible appearances.

As far as I know, in Generals in this case you technically build not the unit itself but an object that creates it, following its own list of things to create (for e