The A.I and taking cities (general feedback)

Yudishtira said:

On the scoreboard tab of the BUG options, there is a weird string of letters. These are each code for for one element included in your scoreboard display. However:

1. The mouseover that explains each one doesn't fit on the screen, so only the first half-dozen are explained. To find out more I had to search through the Python source-code.

2. I think there's a bug with the religion icons. I have the option to display them on, but they disappeared not too long ago. Similarly with messages about the spread of religions I get: "Your missionary failed to spread " then the religion icon is missing, but the rest of the text is in a different larger font. I get the same in mouseovers and even in the civic infos screen eg. "+1 if is present in city"

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AIAndy said:

That likely means that one of the TGA fonts is messed up.
I'd even say it is close to certain as for me a lot of the resources in the city screen are displayed as large font.

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alberts2 said:

At the moment the last working FontButtonIndex for BonusArtInfos is 204 everything higher is not displayed. I can't find anything causing this limit.

Is a error in the GameFont files possible? did anyone check them?

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alberts2 said:

That problem exists since unique small icons for each resource where added.

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aiMaxNumRows.push_back(10);

aiMaxNumRows.push_back((GC.getNumBonusInfos() / 25) + 1);

AIAndy said:

Hmm, I guess the number has increased beyond the row number set in the code.
Go to CvGameTextMgr::getFontSymbol and replace

Code:

aiMaxNumRows.push_back(10);

near the end of the function with

Code:

aiMaxNumRows.push_back((GC.getNumBonusInfos() / 25) + 1);

That should hopefully fix it once and for all (at least in regards to resource icons).

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alberts2 said:

I tried that before but it did not work but i give it another try.

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AIAndy said:

Have you tried it yet (again) ? Did it help?

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