Recent content by fire-eggs

tupi, thank you so much! This is really great, I'm sorry that CivOne has been on my back-burner for a while.

> I'll make some notes and write stuff up; I'll share that with you so you may, if you want, add it to your Wiki. That'd be great - a fresh perspective would be helpful. It might even get me inspired to push this project along a little further! re: documentation I'm thinking there are two...

> Can someone point me to the 'master' or 'authoritative' list of bugs and todos? I've got some additional information in my Wiki as well : https://github.com/fire-eggs/CivOne/wiki including an attempt to describe "what's where" in the source. Kevin (aka fire-eggs)

Wonderful! Another step forward! Re: your comment on the usage of DX: //1ade:06d4 MOV DX,word ptr [BX + CITIES_BUILDINGS2] First, we might be looking at slightly different apples. The line you mention is at 1ADE:06CF in my disassembly, which is from Civ.01 (which matches DarkPanda). But I...

My thanks for the update, and sorry for the late reply. I started poking at the disassembly, but was dragged away by other priorities. I'm looking forward to any and all updates!

You might look into making a small tweak to MoveUnit.cs (in src/Tasks) and see if that makes a difference. Namely, comment out the "[Fast]" attribute. It seems to have an effect on the game Update process.

SWY changed his repo to build with DotNet 3.0 on Oct-14-2019; I've not tried it yet myself.

How far along are you with your port? May I ask how you've figured out some of the more complex, not reverse-engineered-by-darkpanda bits?

My thanks for the confirm & details - the CivOne code as you say has a completely illogical formula!

Yup, my bad. Mis-interpreted a TODO. Should read: - Force Democracy civilization into revolution on extended city disorder [City.cs, NewTurn()] Updated - thanks!

How are your Civilization skills? ;) Playing the game and identifying discrepancies between this and the original game is important. You can look at any post of darkpanda's to read in-depth descriptions of the original DOS code. Possibly too deep for getting started tho. You can look at SWY's...

When conquering a city, how much gold is plundered? - Destroyed building - Accumulated shield production -> cash, at what conversion? - What share of the civilization's gold reserves?

How close to a city does a bribed unit need to be to become one of the city's units? [Also applies to 'friendly mercenaries' from huts].

I don't know that to be the case, but given no movement expense, I would assume the AI could easily get into a state of moving a unit back-and-forth forever. One potential solution that occurred to me much later is to let the human have cost-free railroad goto, and not the AI. It would be a...

TLDR: seeking detailed "what should this city build next" logic for AI players in CivOne I've been working on moving SWY's CivOne re-creation forward, fixing bugs and adding missing features. [You can find the releases on Github here]. I've started writing the AI players' unit movement logic...