Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
9676
- More National Wonders Recost
- Exposes some new tags to python for the benefit of the pedia
C2C SVN Changelog
- Thread starter Dancing Hoskuld
- Start date
pepper2000
King
- Joined
- Apr 14, 2013
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9677
- Added new map categories: Universal and Hyperspace
- New space improvements
- New late game buildings
- Various fixes
- Added new map categories: Universal and Hyperspace
- New space improvements
- New late game buildings
- Various fixes
Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
9678
- Completes the core National Wonders recosting
Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
9680
- Numerous core World Wonders Recost
- Reports isStatus (promotioninfo) and isBuildup (promotionlineinfo) to python
Hi!
Awesome to see there is still so much update activity going on for what's most likely the most comprehensive civ4 mod in existence. Kudos!
Little question here:
Silly old me was playing the 2014 version of the mod until I ran into consistent CTD in the Renaissance era.
Not letting myself be deterred by the loss of 3 rl weeks of gaming (I was playing on marathon, started in prehistory), I downloaded the 37 version, being unaware of the SVN.
Been playing that for the past 3 weeks now, only to discover in the late modern age that air recon and bombing lead to CTD (don't ask me why I didn't find that out sooner haha, I had completely neglected flying units up until now). So yeah, slightly sad.
I am now hoping to update my current savegame to a SVN version, but am a bit worried that so much has changed since the release of v37 that I won't recognize back my cities.
What should I do?
Get the latests version, and probably be completely confused by all changes that have been made affecting my save, get an older SVN that does fix the air thing, but has not as much changes made as the most recent version, or just get the latest version and start anew again?
Any recommendations for a stable SVN version?
Do I really need this turtlemethingie, or can I just get an SVN and put it in my civ folder? I'm not really looking for daily updates, I'm just looking for a version that I can play through until the final era without running into anything gamebreaking.
Thanks!
Awesome to see there is still so much update activity going on for what's most likely the most comprehensive civ4 mod in existence. Kudos!
Little question here:
Silly old me was playing the 2014 version of the mod until I ran into consistent CTD in the Renaissance era.
Not letting myself be deterred by the loss of 3 rl weeks of gaming (I was playing on marathon, started in prehistory), I downloaded the 37 version, being unaware of the SVN.
Been playing that for the past 3 weeks now, only to discover in the late modern age that air recon and bombing lead to CTD (don't ask me why I didn't find that out sooner haha, I had completely neglected flying units up until now). So yeah, slightly sad.
I am now hoping to update my current savegame to a SVN version, but am a bit worried that so much has changed since the release of v37 that I won't recognize back my cities.
What should I do?
Get the latests version, and probably be completely confused by all changes that have been made affecting my save, get an older SVN that does fix the air thing, but has not as much changes made as the most recent version, or just get the latest version and start anew again?
Any recommendations for a stable SVN version?
Do I really need this turtlemethingie, or can I just get an SVN and put it in my civ folder? I'm not really looking for daily updates, I'm just looking for a version that I can play through until the final era without running into anything gamebreaking.
Thanks!
Thanks for your quick reply!
Downloaded tortoise, and repository. Seems to work like a charm, except for those poor undefined tarantulas that found themselves suddenly deleted from existence.
I'm not sure I'm too happy about my next special person going from 7 or 8 turns to 63 turns until next. xD
Looks like SP spawn rate was nerfed much?
Also, the repository download was only (slighltly less than) 1 Gig. OP says the file is 3.4 Gig, what happened to the other 2.4?
Downloaded tortoise, and repository. Seems to work like a charm, except for those poor undefined tarantulas that found themselves suddenly deleted from existence.
I'm not sure I'm too happy about my next special person going from 7 or 8 turns to 63 turns until next. xD
Looks like SP spawn rate was nerfed much?
Also, the repository download was only (slighltly less than) 1 Gig. OP says the file is 3.4 Gig, what happened to the other 2.4?
Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
9681
- Adjusts the name of an offensively named wonder
- Completes the recosting of the World and Group wonders in the core
- Adds the bDummy tag to techs
- Adjusts the bDisable tag on techs and how it works to sew up what appears to be a gap
- Final core recosting efforts
- Atompunk module buildings recosted
- Removes the bDummy tag and merely utilizes the bDisable tag for techs to perform the role of crafting applicability at gamestart for assigning bonus technologies properly.
- Biopunk module buildings Recost.
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pepper2000
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9684
Fixed a couple of missing text strings for builds. Let me know if you see any more.
Fixed a couple of missing text strings for builds. Let me know if you see any more.
Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
9685
- Recosts Clockpunk module buildings.
- Recosting of the remaining buildings in the Alt Timelines module folder
- Andean Module Buildings recost
- Adds the CIV4HurryInfo.xml document to the mod and set the iProductionPerPopulation to 250.
- Recosts done for the Asatru module.
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Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
9689
- Remove white space from file and path names in Orion's Mine Warfare mod
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
You need to click on the folder and start the update.
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
9690
- Remove spaces from file and path names for the New_Cultures mod
JosEPh_II
TBS WarLord
Wow Dh! Thank you!
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
9691
- Removed whitespace from the path and file names for Custom Leaderheads now Custom_Leaderheads
- minor restructure of the XML in New_Cultures to make it easier to merge into core
- removed a couple of duplicate buttons I missed in my last updates (ie the ones with the space in the names).
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
BTW one of the changes I did when fixing the white space problem was to remove a "." in the middle of one of the file names in the New_Cultures. This may have been the cause for the CTDs on XP machines.
Thunderbrd
C2C War Dog
9692
EDIT: @Dancing Hoskuld : I just took a look at your myths and stories. It's a very interesting structure you have going on there, one that I now understand a bit more having looked at the xml directly. I decided that I'm not going to touch the costing on those because there are a LOT of special extenuating circumstances to them.
However, that said, there are some myths and stories in the core that may be best adapted back into your main module there. Myth of the Bear is one that stands out. And then there are some experimentals that I'm not sure if they align with the methodology on the rest of them or not.
You might want to review the costs to compare them to the charts but they seemed somewhat appropriate. The Stories are overcosted by a bit based on the era, or undercost if they are national wonders perhaps. Anyhow, it's all kinda hovering in the rightish range it seems. Basing that on a proxy tech of the most expensive required buildings since we don't have actual tech prereqs for them (I assume this is to help keep the tech tree help hovers from getting overwhelming.)
- Recosting for the remainder of buildings in the Religions module.
EDIT: @Dancing Hoskuld : I just took a look at your myths and stories. It's a very interesting structure you have going on there, one that I now understand a bit more having looked at the xml directly. I decided that I'm not going to touch the costing on those because there are a LOT of special extenuating circumstances to them.
However, that said, there are some myths and stories in the core that may be best adapted back into your main module there. Myth of the Bear is one that stands out. And then there are some experimentals that I'm not sure if they align with the methodology on the rest of them or not.
You might want to review the costs to compare them to the charts but they seemed somewhat appropriate. The Stories are overcosted by a bit based on the era, or undercost if they are national wonders perhaps. Anyhow, it's all kinda hovering in the rightish range it seems. Basing that on a proxy tech of the most expensive required buildings since we don't have actual tech prereqs for them (I assume this is to help keep the tech tree help hovers from getting overwhelming.)
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pepper2000
King
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9693
- Massive increases to gold and research from space colonies
- A few new buildings and modifications to existing buildings
- Added two new map categories: Interstellar and Milky Way
- Added a consolidation building Milky Way Colony to interstellar colonies. This allows later colonies to develop faster.
- Reduced costs of interstellar, intergalactic, and hyperspace buildings
- Added Hyperlane route
- Added a new bonus: Yggdrasil Seeds
- Created a new Space Workers combat class, though haven't done anything else with it yet.
- Graphene Factory no longer needs Graphite
- Nano Research Department no longer needs coal
- Jail is no longer replaced by other buildings
- Fixed a bug that allows the Supply Ship to upgrade to Lunar Bulldozer when not on the Moon
- Modification to how low Earth orbit space stations are built
- Massive increases to gold and research from space colonies
- A few new buildings and modifications to existing buildings
- Added two new map categories: Interstellar and Milky Way
- Added a consolidation building Milky Way Colony to interstellar colonies. This allows later colonies to develop faster.
- Reduced costs of interstellar, intergalactic, and hyperspace buildings
- Added Hyperlane route
- Added a new bonus: Yggdrasil Seeds
- Created a new Space Workers combat class, though haven't done anything else with it yet.
- Graphene Factory no longer needs Graphite
- Nano Research Department no longer needs coal
- Jail is no longer replaced by other buildings
- Fixed a bug that allows the Supply Ship to upgrade to Lunar Bulldozer when not on the Moon
- Modification to how low Earth orbit space stations are built
Dancing Hoskuld
Deity
9694
- Remove white spaces from Terrain buttons and about half of the Hero buttons with the problem
- Allow Mammoth, Industrial Era and Modern Era workers to build the Machu Picchu plot improvement
- last of the white spaces removed from paths and file names for buttons
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