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Roadmap

Key features planned for future releases:

3.1	3.2	3.3	3.4 and beyond
Extended ruleset editor Ruledit saves default comments about ruleset sections More action enabler controlled actions World object (contains map and more) Configurable clauses Tex AI built in by default Tex AI: Military advisor at separate thread Raw & json protocols supported in the same build Drop Gtk2 client Gtk4 client Qt6 client Lua 5.4 Windows-8.1 as minimum Windows version Meson based build system, as an experimental alternative to autotools	Ruledit saves default comments about ruleset entries Counters support (cities) Runtime selection between normal/web server modes Drop Gtk3 client (gtk3.22-client remains) Meson based build system no longer experimental, used for majority of tasks Initial .modpack metainfo file support	Full Ruleset Editor Unit counters support More action moddability (enablers, consequences, costs, etc) Tile extras built by cities	Improved metaserver services Metaserver metascorelog Cleanup of the ruleset data GNAPATCH#1446 Ruleset item obsolescense Improved Policies framework

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This is a list of features that the maintainers want to add to the next releases, currently labeled "3.1", "3.2", and "3.3". Please do not edit this page unless you have Git write access.

TODO list

• generalize requirements GNAPATCH#1338
• Figure out a way to add animation to the map drawing backend.
• New governments rules.
• Improve AI attitudes and diplomacy (ex.  AI should prioritize its survival and seek peace when losing. Relationships should not remain static the entire game (war/peace/alliance). Should accept reasonable deals.)

Feel free to pitch in to help code any of the above.

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HRM: 3.1.0 (early development of 3.1) | osdn: 3.1.0 (later development of 3.1) | osdn: 3.2.0 | osdn: 3.3.0