This is something that has been addressed during development of the next engine version. There's now a dialog for picking up a certain amount of an item. I wrote a bit about it on my blog: http://dorkster.github.io/blog_2015-08-27_23-04-11.html
When the time comes, we'll post an aanoucement to the flarerpg.org website prior to the translation period. You can subscribe to the blog's RSS feed for automatic updates.
Flare has no relation to any turn-based, DnD-style games. It is its own game, but gameplay is influenced by hack-and-slash RPGs like the Diablo series.
The SDL2 bugfixes (which only affected Windows builds) you mentioned have been done in development versions of SDL2. We're waiting for the next stable release before moving Flare to 1.0.
This is something that has been addressed during development of the next engine version. There's now a dialog for picking up a certain amount of an item. I wrote a bit about it on my blog: http://dorkster.github.io/blog_2015-08-27_23-04-11.html
Which operating system are you using?
Well, there are packages for 0.19 available on Ubuntu 15.04. So you could try installing those.
Otherwise, yes, you'll need to compile from source.
Don't worry, you're not missing anything. I haven't started creating the "zone 5" maps yet.
When the time comes, we'll post an aanoucement to the flarerpg.org website prior to the translation period. You can subscribe to the blog's RSS feed for automatic updates.
Did you look at the "INSTALL.engine" file? That one provides instructions for installing dependencies / building from source.
You might also want to look at the updated version of that document, which details how to build the latest development version.
Flare has no relation to any turn-based, DnD-style games. It is its own game, but gameplay is influenced by hack-and-slash RPGs like the Diablo series.
The SDL2 bugfixes (which only affected Windows builds) you mentioned have been done in development versions of SDL2. We're waiting for the next stable release before moving Flare to 1.0.
"Stash item stack" means that an entire slot of an item will be sent to the player's shared stash.
"Sell item stack" means the same thing, execpt the items will be sold to the vendor instead of being put in the stash.
We have a wiki page that outlines the process for translators.
Oh, that makes more sense. I can't wait to see what your mod looks like, since you clearly have some artistic talent.
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