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Stern: Replaced content with ''''10 Principles to Playing Wesnoth Well''' 1. Grab your towns. Get all of your towns by turn 3. 2. Economy Battle Lines and the ability to put pressure on the opponent.…'

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Replaced content with ''''10 Principles to Playing Wesnoth Well''' 1. Grab your towns. Get all of your towns by turn 3. 2. Economy Battle Lines and the ability to put pressure on the opponent.…'

Stern at 00:59, 13 December 2010

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Stern at 00:56, 13 December 2010

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Stern at 00:56, 13 December 2010

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Stern at 00:53, 13 December 2010

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-'''10 Principles to Playing Wesnoth Well'''
+==10 Principles to Playing Wesnoth Well==
 . Grab your towns. Get all of your towns by turn 3.
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 Battle Lines and the ability to put pressure on the opponent.
-''Unit Composition''
+==Unit Composition==
 Lots of Beefy guys in front, big guns in back.
-''Structure'' - (Like Pawn Structure)
+==Structure== - (Like Pawn Structure)
 Examples of Good and Bad - Battle Formation vs Harriers
-''Opposition''
+==Opposition==
 Examples of Good and Bad and Even
-''Advancing and Retreating''
+==Advancing and Retreating==
 All about push and pull. In preparation of Break Through.
-''Time of Day''
+==Time of Day==
 Need cool cyclical graph -_/\_-\/-
-''Opening''
+==Opening==
 Choosing Recruits
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-''Mid Game''
+==Mid Game==
 Damage them so they can't form a line.
-''End Game''

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 . Use your king.
-''Economy''
+==Economy==
 Battle Lines and the ability to put pressure on the opponent.

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 ''Mid Game''
+Damage them so they can't form a line.
 ''End Game''

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 . Use your king.
-Economy
+''Economy''
 Battle Lines and the ability to put pressure on the opponent.
-Unit Composition
+''Unit Composition''
 Lots of Beefy guys in front, big guns in back.
-Structure - (Like Pawn Structure)
+''Structure'' - (Like Pawn Structure)
 Examples of Good and Bad - Battle Formation vs Harriers
-Opposition
+''Opposition''
 Examples of Good and Bad and Even
-Advancing and Retreating
+''Advancing and Retreating''
 All about push and pull. In preparation of Break Through.
-Time of Day
+''Time of Day''
 Need cool cyclical graph -_/\_-\/-
-Opening
+''Opening''
-Mid Game
+Choosing Recruits
-End Game
+Placement inside of Castle

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 . Grab your towns. Get all of your towns by turn 3.
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+. Keep the guys who have xp.
 Economy
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 Unit Composition
 Structure - (Like Pawn Structure)
 Opposition
 Advancing and Retreating
 Time of Day

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-'''Advanced Animation Tutorial'''
+'''10 Principles to Playing Wesnoth Well'''
-A compilation of quick and easy tricks to help bring the animator's creations to life.
+. Grab your towns. Get all of your towns by turn 3.
-Learn how to take a standing base frame: http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1500/ghast.png
+.
-To full animation:                      http://img808.imageshack.us/img808/2486/ghastattack7.gif
+Economy
-'''For this tutorial, you will need:'''
+Battle Lines and the ability to put pressure on the opponent.
-A base frame of the unit -> (http://wiki.wesnoth.org/Creating_a_scratch_built_sprite)
+Unit Composition
-A graphics editing program -> http://www.gimp.org/
+Structure - (Like Pawn Structure)
-'''Lets get started'''
+Advancing and Retreating
-When I begin to animate a character, I first divide the subject's moving parts into easy to distinguish colors. Here, I have modified Zerovirus's base frame of the Ghast into a mess of colors based on the monster's different limbs.
+Time of Day

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 The character's core is colored green, the joints are outlined in red, and the "bones" are highlighted in blue.
-The position of each of the Goblin Trumpeter's joints is dependent upon the core of the character. By animating the core and head of the character first in your frames, it is easy to imagine where the feet and knee joints would have to be in order to support the character throughout its motion.
+The position of each of the Goblin Trumpeter's joints is dependent upon the core of the character. By animating the core and head of the character first in your frames, it is easy to imagine where the feet and knee joints would have to be in order to support the character throughout its motion. As the Goblin Trumpeter's core moves, each of his arms and legs have to move with it because they are all attached at the joints.
 '''Animation Script'''

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		+	A compilation of quick and easy tricks to help bring the animator's creations to life.

	Learn how to take a standing base frame: http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1500/ghast.png		Learn how to take a standing base frame: http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1500/ghast.png

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	When I begin to animate a character, I first divide the subject's moving parts into easy to distinguish colors. Here, I have modified Zerovirus's base frame of the Ghast into a mess of colors based on the monster's different limbs.		When I begin to animate a character, I first divide the subject's moving parts into easy to distinguish colors. Here, I have modified Zerovirus's base frame of the Ghast into a mess of colors based on the monster's different limbs.
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	http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1500/ghast.png http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/4742/ghast1.png		http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1500/ghast.png http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/4742/ghast1.png