1.3!

[lemonjelly]

:O YOU GOT 100th POST!

VALKRIONN SMASH!

 

[Valkrionn]

there goes my attempt at sarcasm *sniff*

Stealing the hundredth post, huh?

And yes, I realize it was sarcasm. Just couldn't resist.

 

[inuyashasama]

You should add a bar to your signature, that represents the percent of the next version complete.

 

[hbar]

But that would be another thing to update, which would delay 1.3 further!

Besides, knowing Valk it would always be at 99.9% just to tease...

Also, there would have to be a bar for 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 2.0, Eden, and Etc.

 

[inuyashasama]

He answers every post in the forums anyways

 

[Valkrionn]

Or at least most of them, yes.

And posts in other modmod forums, and the main FfH forum.

 

[inuyashasama]

It's a wonder versions ever get done at all xD

 

[cvx]

They do?

 

[mo123567]

Besides, knowing Valk it would always be at 99.9% just to tease...

That would make him like Windows...

No, just kidding, that is just mean.

 

[Torugu]

Windows Valkrionn

Sounds surprisingly fitting.

 

[Valkrionn]

.....I am offended.

 

[Torugu]

Just to prevent any misunderstandings, I was referring to the sound of the name,nothing more. (And if this doesn't make sense, I'm blaming it on the time of the day.)

 

[tesb]

Windows Valkrionn

sounds better then Windows 7 (which is surprisingly good, imho)

 

[Valkrionn]

Actually, I'm quite happy with Windows 7

 

[arcticnightwolf]

Back on topic: Along with other things, there will also come one 3rd party thing with 1.3

Since I have introduced MPL (( modular python loading )) many people on #erebus channel started to create their own modules, so I was asked to make module manager, that would make enabling and disabling modules more easier.

So, well, there it is

Spoiler :

(( some graphical elements may still be changed ))

 

[Valkrionn]

Back on topic: Along with other things, there will also come one 3rd party thing with 1.3

Since I have introduced MPL (( modular python loading )) many people on #erebus channel started to create their own modules, so I was asked to make module manager, that would make enabling and disabling modules more easier.

So, well, there it is

Spoiler :

(( some graphical elements may still be changed ))

He's being modest.

This program does far more than allow you to activate/deactivate modules (though that is it's primary purpose); You can edit the Civ4 ini file (can be useful if it resets itself), you have an rss feed of our blog, you can open his Pedia Reader (loads all xml for the mod, lets you browse through it and locate text easily; We've been using it for the wiki), you can open our official website (urlremoved/rife), and you can even launch the mod. This program will be what the shortcut placed by the installer points to.

For those of you who use unorthodox directories: You can easily change the directory it looks for, and it is set to initially check whatever folder it is placed in. As it ships with the mod, it should ALWAYS find your directory nicely.

 

[arcticnightwolf]

Pedia Reader (loads all xml for the mod, lets you browse through it and locate text easily; We've been using it for the wiki)

I prefer term "Civilopedia for hardcore players"

 

[Valkrionn]

Eh... It's a bit rough for that. Have to be able to read xml for that.

.....Hmm... You know, it would be possible to clone the CvGameText.cpp code, so instead of showing pure xml it prints text based on the unit stats....

 

[Divvu]

Amazing! Thank you very much, arcticnightwolf, this (the "harcore pedia") is something I've dreamed for a long time...

 

[OpheliaImmortal]

now all we need is a hardcore civilopedia with a small, detailed flavour write up for every single promotion, spell, unit, leader, and.. anything else I may have missed in the game