1) do you have mod suggestions for warlight

I don't have access to the specific mods or modifications available for "WarLight" (now known as "Warzone"), as these details can change over time and are typically determined by the game's developer and the gaming community. However, I can offer some general suggestions on where to find mods or modifications for games like "Warzone" or "WarLight":

Official Forums and Websites: Check the official website and forums of the game. Developers often have sections where players can discuss mods, share custom maps, and provide links to approved modifications.

Community Forums: Many gaming communities have dedicated sections or forums where players discuss and share mods. Websites like Reddit, Steam Community, and various fan sites can be valuable resources.

Modding Communities: Explore communities and websites focused on game modding. For popular games, you're likely to find modders who create and share their work. Websites like Nexus Mods or ModDB are great places to start.

Discord Servers: Join game-specific Discord servers, as they often have channels where players share mods, custom maps, and other user-generated content.

Social Media: Look for official and unofficial social media groups or pages related to the game. These platforms can be sources of information about mods and user-created content.

YouTube and Video Platforms: Some modders create video tutorials or showcases of their mods on platforms like YouTube. You can find mods by watching these videos and following links in the descriptions.

In-Game Workshop: Check if the game has an in-game workshop or modding support. Some games, especially those on platforms like Steam, have integrated systems for discovering and installing mods.

Please keep in mind that the availability of mods may vary depending on the game and its community. Be sure to follow any installation instructions carefully and ensure that the mods are compatible with your game version to avoid any issues.

2) here's information about how to make warlight mods https://www.warzone.com/wiki/Category:Mod_Developers_Guide

Thank you for sharing the link to the Warzone wiki's Mod Developer's Guide. This resource is valuable for those interested in creating mods for "Warlight," now known as "Warzone." If anyone is interested in modding this game, the guide you provided should be a helpful reference for understanding the process and requirements involved in creating modifications for the game. It includes information on various aspects of mod development, which can be a great starting point for mod enthusiasts.

3) do you have any mod ideas for warlight?

Creating mods for games like "Warlight" (now "Warzone") can be a creative and fun endeavor, allowing you to customize and enhance your gaming experience. Here are some mod ideas you can consider for "Warzone":

Custom Maps: Create unique maps with distinct terrain, territories, and strategic challenges. You can base these maps on real-world locations, historical battles, or entirely fictional settings.

New Unit Models: Design and implement new unit models to replace the standard ones, giving the game a fresh look.

Gameplay Tweaks: Modify gameplay mechanics, such as changing the rules for reinforcements, army distribution, or victory conditions. You can experiment with new gameplay modes or objectives.

Historical Scenarios: Develop mods that recreate specific historical conflicts or events, allowing players to experience and influence historical outcomes.

Visual Enhancements: Enhance the game's graphics, user interface, and overall visual experience. This could include creating new icons, backgrounds, or themes.

Sound and Music: Add new sound effects or music tracks to the game to provide a unique audio experience.

Balance Mods: Tweak unit attributes and balance to create a different gaming experience, focusing on strategy and tactics.

Special Abilities: Introduce units or territories with special abilities that add complexity and new strategies to the game.

Campaigns: Create custom single-player or multiplayer campaigns with unique missions and objectives.

Community Challenges: Organize community events or challenges with specific rules and objectives, fostering competition and collaboration among players.

AI Improvements: Work on AI enhancements to make single-player games more challenging and realistic.

Map Templates: Design map templates that other players can use as a foundation for their own custom maps.

These are just a few ideas to get you started, and the possibilities are nearly endless. Before you start creating mods, it's essential to familiarize yourself with the modding tools and guidelines provided in the Warzone Mod Developer's Guide. Additionally, engaging with the game's community and forums can help you gather feedback, share your creations, and collaborate with other modders.

I think i've taught it how to use https://danwales.github.io/Auto_Settings_Files_Documentation/.
Should be a lot easier for anyone to make a mod (with no code experience but it might not correctly understand how mods take affect or which things actually arent possible.

Got some code from it from these prompts:

1) can you design and create a warzone mod that uses special units
2) warlight mods are written in lua
3) do you have any examples of warlight special units
4) can you link me the special units page on the warlight wiki
5) can you link the special unit page from warlight wiki
6) can you link the Mod API Reference pages from warlight wiki
7) run a search of Mod API Reference in warlight wiki
8) here's information about special units when making a warlight mod https://www.warzone.com/wiki/Mod_API_Reference:SpecialUnit
9) can you make an example of a warlight special unit when making a mod
10) you must use mod hooks for warlight mods to take affect. here's information about mod hooks https://www.warzone.com/wiki/Mod_Hooks
11) 'onTurnStart' should be Server_AdvanceTurn_Start
12) addHook is not a function. should be in a file like Server_AdvanceTurn.lua for the Server_AdvanceTurn_Start hook
13) addHook is not a function
14) the function signature for Server_AdvanceTurn_Start is incorrect. should be Server_AdvanceTurn_Start(game, addNewOrder)
15) can i have a reminder of what the ninja special unit code looks like so far
16) you've missed the Server_AdvanceTurn_Start part
17) the stealth ability of a ninja cannot be implemented as warlight mods prevent changing fog levels
18) let's make the addUnitType function
19) can you make the settings for the ninja be configurable
20) what i mean is use the Client_PresentConfigureUI(rootParent) hook in the Client_PresentConfigureUI.lua file to let the user customise the ninja
21) the UI.CreateForm is not built into the warzone mod api
22) here's which UI options are allowed in the warlight mod framework https://www.warzone.com/wiki/Mod_API_Reference:UI
23) can you try making the Client_PresentConfigureUI hook again?
24) WG is not defined in warlight mods
25) WG is nil
26) to save the ninja settings we can use the Client_SaveConfigureUI(alert) hook in the Client_SaveConfigureUI.lua file
27) we dont need to save alert as part of the settings
28) we can add settings to warlight mods by forking https://github.com/DanWaLes/DanWaLes.github.io/tree/master/Auto_Settings_Files_Documentation/code and defining the settings for the mod in the __settings.lua file. documentation of the framework can be found in https://danwales.github.io/Auto_Settings_Files_Documentation/. generates the Client_PresentSettingsUI.lua, Client_SaveConfigureUI .lua and Client_PresentConfigureUI.lua files that are needed to change, save and display the settings of a mod to a user
29) can you make the ninja settings use the Auto Settings Files framework?
30) User your syntax of the file is incorrect, see the documentation https://danwales.github.io/Auto_Settings_Files_Documentation/
31) should use the addSetting function
Arguments:
name - string - name of the setting. all names must be unique to function correctly
label - string - summery of what the setting does
inputType - one of 'int', 'float', 'bool' or 'text'
defaultValue - same type as inputType - the default value for the setting's value in Client_PresentConfigureUI
otherProps - table or nil - if table then these keys are optional:
help - function(parent) - gives a more detailed explanation of what the setting does when a help button (?) is clicked

labelColor - string - color of the setting's label text
32) color names are not supported in warlight mods. can use hex colors instead
33) Depending on the inputType certain keys on otherProps are forced and some become optional
int
Forced keys:

minValue - number - the lowest the setting's value can be
maxValue - number - the highest the setting's value can be while using the setting slider

Optional keys:

absoluteMax - number - allows user to enter a higher number than maxValue

float
Forced keys:

dp - number - the number of decimal places to round the setting's value when saving the settings
minValue - number - the lowest the setting's value can be
maxValue - number - the highest the setting's value can be while using the setting slider

Optional keys:

absoluteMax - number - allows user to enter a higher number than maxValue

bool
Optional keys:

subsettings - table or nil. if table then is an array of setting

text
Optional keys:

placeholder - string - the placeholder text
charLimit - number - the maximum number of characters that can be entered
34) can we add the minValue, maxValue and or absoluteMax
35) can we try doing this for all of the ninja's settings
36) thanks
37) remind me what the current ninja code is
38) what does the settings file look like
39) could do with a help function
40) which messages have i sent so far in this conversation
41) can you add the help function to all the settings

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Code

Server_AdvanceTurn.lua

-- Load Ninja settings from the framework
local ninjaSettings = Warzone.Settings.NinjaSettings

-- Function to apply custom Ninja settings
function applyCustomNinjaSettings(territory)
  if ninjaSettings then
    territory.NumArmies.NumArmies[game.ServerGame.Settings.Armies[ninjaSettings.name]].SetArmies(ninjaSettings.move)
    -- Add similar logic for attack and defense
  end
end

-- In the Server_AdvanceTurn_Start hook, apply the custom settings
function Server_AdvanceTurn_Start(game, addNewOrder)
  for _, territory in pairs(game.ServerGame.LatestTurnStanding.Territories) do
    applyCustomNinjaSettings(territory)
  end
end

__settings.lua

-- Define Ninja settings
Warzone:addSetting("NinjaName", "Name of Ninja", "text", {
  defaultValue = "Ninja",
  placeholder = "Enter a name for the Ninja",
  charLimit = 20,  -- Maximum number of characters
  help = function(parent)
    local helpText = UI.CreateLabel(parent)
    helpText:SetText("Enter the name for your Ninja unit. This name will be displayed in the game.")
    helpText:SetColor("#FFFFFF")  -- Hexadecimal color code for white
  end
})

Warzone:addSetting("NinjaMove", "Ninja's Movement Range", "int", {
  defaultValue = 2,
  minValue = 1,  -- Minimum allowed value
  maxValue = 10,  -- Maximum allowed value using the setting slider
  absoluteMax = 15,  -- Optional: Allows users to enter a value higher than maxValue
  help = function(parent)
    local helpText = UI.CreateLabel(parent)
    helpText:SetText("Customize the Ninja's movement range. This affects how far the Ninja can move on the map.")
    helpText:SetColor("#FFFFFF")  -- Hexadecimal color code for white
  end
})

Warzone:addSetting("NinjaAttack", "Ninja's Attack Strength", "int", {
  defaultValue = 4,
  minValue = 1,  -- Minimum allowed value
  maxValue = 10,  -- Maximum allowed value using the setting slider
  absoluteMax = 15,  -- Optional: Allows users to enter a value higher than maxValue
  help = function(parent)
    local helpText = UI.CreateLabel(parent)
    helpText:SetText("Adjust the Ninja's attack strength. This value determines the Ninja's combat effectiveness.")
    helpText:SetColor("#FFFFFF")  -- Hexadecimal color code for white
  end
})

Warzone:addSetting("NinjaDefense", "Ninja's Defense Strength", "int", {
  defaultValue = 3,
  minValue = 1,  -- Minimum allowed value
  maxValue = 10,  -- Maximum allowed value using the setting slider
  absoluteMax = 15,  -- Optional: Allows users to enter a value higher than maxValue
  help = function(parent)
    local helpText = UI.CreateLabel(parent)
    helpText:SetText("Set the Ninja's defense strength. This affects the Ninja's ability to resist enemy attacks.")
    helpText:SetColor("#FFFFFF")  -- Hexadecimal color code for white
  end
})