OnmyojiOmn
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Never automate works in Civ 4. Not in BTS, not in any mod, NOT EVER.
Realism Invictus
- Thread starter Walter Hawkwood
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Is that so? Why not?
Imperitor1
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It's clear of anything and I still have this problem. I also now have a C++ runtime error when I try to load the world map
Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
Most of the terrain (except for the things specific to RI, such as swamps and new resources) is packed in RealisticTerrain.FPK, not in Art.FPK. Otherwise yes, that's what you can do. You can even just copy the FPK itself, if there is no custom terrain in the mod otherwise.
And you didn't have it before?
flitz
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Great, I wasn't sure if the filename of the .fpk is hardcoded in the dll somewhere and unique to this mod so I went for extracting it.
And yes, I meant the RealisticTerrain.FPK, my fault
Imperitor1
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Nope:
Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
Then it puzzles me even more. I don't really have any useful advice for you at the moment.
dataskywalker
Warlord
See? Someone else has my problem with the world map. You might want to look into it.
Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
Well, I can't. Because I don't have a problem with it. It runs normally, if a tad too slowly. And I have no clue as per what would be causing it for people who have that problem either - so I can't do anything about it. I have suggested some things that might be causing issues, but since none of those seemed to work, there is nothing more I can offer.
sjodster
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That can be a memory management problem of 32-bit OSes. They're offering a fix for it there; anyway, random maps on RI can be just as enjoyable - I personally prefer random maps. Be sure to find yourself a nice custom random map script!
I am fairly certain that Walter is correct: that this is a memory allocation fault that can be fixed by having the 3 GB memory switch turned on. I realize that the instructions that Walter linked to aren't terribly clear, so I just wrote a post on our forum that will hopefully be easier for you to follow and even help you to understand what's going on a little bit. You can find it here:
http://www.civ4.houmie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=949
Please let us know if this allows you to play the World Map. Thanks!
-Josh
dataskywalker
Warlord
Thank you for helping, but I thought this fix only worked on XP Pro and not XP Home, which is what I have.
Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
Well, if you have XP Home, then there are no real ways for you to overcome 32-bit problems. Unfortunately, that means that you won't really be able to run the World Map for any significant amount of turns, even if you're able to start it.
Imperitor1
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Do you have instructions available for Vista 32-bit players or is it just the same deal?
dataskywalker
Warlord
Well, if you have XP Home, then there are no real ways for you to overcome 32-bit problems. Unfortunately, that means that you won't really be able to run the World Map for any significant amount of turns, even if you're able to start it.
Oh, well....
Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
I guess Josh will append the post he linked to with Vista data somewhere soon; for now, you can find Vista advice here:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=224178
Well, I was gone from Civ 4 a while and thought today, has TR for BtS been been released yet? So I find this!
Looks good, very professional. I really like the install music!
That's Shostakovich.
Actually, I recall TR 2.4 having the same install music; I was meaning to change that, but never got around to. I'll add another XIX-XX century composer for 3.05, maybe.
Walter Hawkwood
RI Curator
Maybe. Depends on how well it is going to work with our mod.
Imperitor1
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Tried that to no avail. I still need a solution to the evil MAF.
Walter and RI Team:
I noticed something else:if you have, say, one source of sheep, you're able to enqueue a wool mill in all of your cities, even though they'll all disappear from the construction line as soon as the first one is built. The same happens to copper and bronze smiths, and so on. Not that it hinders severely gameplay, but confuses strategy a bit.
I noticed something else:if you have, say, one source of sheep, you're able to enqueue a wool mill in all of your cities, even though they'll all disappear from the construction line as soon as the first one is built. The same happens to copper and bronze smiths, and so on. Not that it hinders severely gameplay, but confuses strategy a bit.
