Just as a clarification

Instead of uploading changed files to Trello, just commit and push them.
Then others can pull the changes in via Git to test them.
If necessary, we can revert the files to undo any changes.

Then perhaps every so often we'll have a new "release" with a compiled exe, etc. so that non-developers can see the changes

Oh, duh. I had to add the repository too. Ok try now!

That's really weird, I have explicitly given you push permission

Yes, IVAN CVS was the version with the bugs. If you got the GitHub code, you can just copy the "Script" folder into the CVS directory and run the exe, then they will be fixed

Ok just a quick update, I had thought you'd be able to commit changes on Github freely, but you have to be added to the "organization." I've added Warheck, 4zb4, and lum4r, let me know if I'm missing anyone else.

This is amazing, great find! I'll have to sit down and read it over the weekend

Oh, right, I forgot for somebody who just wants to play it's easier to just download the exe.

You can get it here, the downloads were down a few weeks ago but are fixed
http://www.attnam.com/projects/7/IVAN_CVS

great to have you lum4r! Added you both to Trello

Github's UI is a little confusing, I'm still trying to figure out how to add you. You should be able to check out and work on the code locally though

Instead of downloading CVS just use the Github repository. You can either clone it or "download as zip"
https://github.com/Attnam/ivan

this includes the valdemar and unarmed combat bug fixes and will always be the latest code and other bug fixes.

Pity that they all disappeared. I definitely had that trick played on me before, though it was just 1 item (flaming valpurium sword)

P.S. Never apologize for posting IVAN-related threads